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My sister's son has long been known to have an alcohol addiction problem and has even been trying to land a job in one of their local bars lately in Bozeman, MT. Well, he has some refection to do now as he applied for a job in the downtown area bar of "Boodles", but was never hired. That's good for him as someone else now, (who might have been opening up the bar in the morning,) disappeared when the whole place blew to bits from a natural gas leak: http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa167/hlaltimus/Bozemanexplosion.jpg Story link: http://www.montanasnewsstation.com/Global/category.asp?C=50432&nav=menu227_3
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Breaking rocks at Robben Island Prison, South Africa http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa167/hlaltimus/robbenislandprison.jpg These poor guys probably didn't deserve this kind of "hard labor", but modern day, high tech money thieves sure do.
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1:04 min Youtube video of a Cushman "gang" taking off. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yMmL-N3cWM]YouTube - Cushman Scooter Gang[/ame] I was surprised at the exhaust note rumble of the whole bunch, but some bystander sure thought that it was funny.
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I don't know...I think it will look a whole lot better once he gets the Boa constrictor pipes installed.
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Tote my Yorkie all the time: http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa167/hlaltimus/PictureorVideo001-1.jpg All side streets to a local park...Never beyond 4'th gear either.
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Second hit on a Google search: http://www.reiffpreheat.com/Motorcycle.htm Don't personally know anything about these products though.
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Whatever happened to underground utilites? Maybe they've already added up the cost of converting a whole city and this immediately discouraged the idea. We don't get snow in Phx., but we do get really high winds in July and August and our elect. in the N.E. Valley is all underground, (except for the really big lines which are on enormous steel poles,) and power outages are rare. I wish they'd bury all of those frozen lines with tree limbs laying on them that I see on the network news. You'd think that it would be worth it in the long run.
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If I was the judge, J. Milano would be making pizza for his fellow inmates in the slammer for awhile.
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I frequently get up and leave the TV room when my wife was there watching with me. She sometimes says, "Aren't you going to watch the news?" but all I can toss back at her is, "No, I'm leaving because men are the stronger of the two sexs." She always takes it as a compliment, as intended.
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Harleys are frequently bought by people who become inseparably devoted to the bike no matter what, and built by a manufacturer that goes out of it's way to supply replacement parts on models that tend to stick around. That's partially why the initial purchase price is so heafty. I still believe though that metrics have a quality edge over HD's, but the very fact that so many Harleys keep rolling for decades has to say something for the make. Harley Davidson may be greedy, yes, but junk, never.
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Cool...Thanks for posting these great photos. The military life didn't look very boring in those shots!
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is another motorcycle accident right after the first one. Not gory: http://www.dpccars.com/motorcycle-09/01-07-09page-Motorcycle-accident-on-live-TV.htm Looked like the incoming rider got cut off, but was too anxious to get around another car that was pulling off to his left and didn't brake early enough for the merging white sedan. Victim #4 behind him was'nt much smarter....Very avoidable.
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Electric buffing wheel with white rouge compound! (When I can that is...)
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Castrol 4T Motorcycle Oil. Been using it happily for about 3 years now, and it even got rid of the famous "Honda tick" in my Sabre. (1100cc Honda vtwins are known for hydraulic adjuster ticking) I just don't get this though: At the two biker sites that I've known fairly well, the riders are ususally blown away by the ridiculous prices on bona fide motorcycle oil sold at the bike shops, and I don't blame them either. Well, I can't precisely remember just how much I pay for my 4 liter jug of Castrol 4 stroke dino motorcycle oil sold at Pep Boys Auto Parts, but it has always been very comparable to all of the other auto/truck oils that are sold right over on the next shelf. I'm happy.
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That one aught to be good for a lifetime of nightmares that will have them waking up in a cold sweat at 2:30 AM in the morning. As far as I'm concerned, they had some help there.
