I've never gotten into dirt bikes, or motorcycles for that matter. Not that I wouldn't like to, it's just I've never really had the opportunity to ride them before.
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I've never gotten into dirt bikes, or motorcycles for that matter. Not that I wouldn't like to, it's just I've never really had the opportunity to ride them before.
No help for the wicked... or the bored.
Imagine getting your hair or scarf caught in this mechanism.
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It looks a bit like Mr. Garrison's "It" from South Park. I would post a picture, but this is a G-rated site. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gruff
She looks pretty good to me. Not sure how I'd get my hair caught, though.
One should wear a hairnet when having relations for -just- such an emergency. ;)
Me I have to wear a full body hairnet. :D
I just have to cover my whole head down to the shoulders.
Zoiks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
True, if I was going to bump uglies with Shaggy I'd insist he wore a bag.
If you even suggested it, I'd wear a bag alright: A sleeping bag....zipped up tight and locked.
For those of y'all that don't know. I'm addicted... To TRIVIA CRACK!
By the way, this picture made me think of Gruff:
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"I'm too sexy for my shirt." "So sexy it hurts." or so the song goes.
OMG! Just came across this website.
I suppose everyone has to make a living.... Still.
http://www.xpresstags.com/XTG/Corone...-Toe-Tags.aspx
Out of curiosity... What the heck where you searching for to come across that site?!
This article made me think of Gruff:Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
West Harlem Residents Are Fed Up With ‘Aggressive’ Raccoons Terrorizing Neighborhood
Yay! More props for next year's Halloween party! :afrog:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gruff
I was searching for tags to organize my current crop of re-purposed PC's by components.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
I guess I am looking for self adhesive tags that I can write on that are better than Post-Its but not as good as permanent labels. Post Its fall off to easily and you can't get permanent labels off with a blow torch.
Yo! Me and my homey's will bust you up!Quote:
Originally Posted by homer13j
We have coyotes running around in town. The foxes aren't so bad, as they mostly eat squirrels, but coyotes will take anything they can get.
We have coyotes back on the rise here in CT - seen them myself twice now.
http://sheltonherald.com/4654/coyote-sighting/
I saw the first coyote ever seen in the Everglades. I wasn't the first to see it, nor did it remain there long (just another northern tourist, I suppose), but I did see it as it was headed along the road on the way to the exit. I didn't realize it was such an unusual sighting until days or weeks later.
We have coyotes around my parts in Southern California. I have seen them roaming around at work late at night. Even saw one on camera "playing" with a bunny rabbit.
You had best keep those coyotes away from your parts.
The best way to deal with coyotes is to paint a cave enterance on a rock.
Anvils are also good
Cliffs are also convenient, but you have to live in the right areas to have one. The southwest seems like a good location, and based on the Star Trek movie, there is apparently a very deep, cliff-sided, gorge somewhere in Iowa with a bunch of roads that lead up to it.
That was supposed to be a quarry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Really? It wasn't clear, but there isn't ANYTHING that deep in the whole state.
There are quite a few stone quarries in Iowa. Not sure if any are that deep - yet. Search Google Earth for "Wendling Quarries."Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Watch the scene again and you'll see the walls of the "gorge" are vertical and definitely not a natural formation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=xTGeagS4HcU
I see that it does look a bit like a quarry...somewhere. I took the walls to be columnar basalt, which forms the walls of places like the Snake River gorge out here. Having looked at that clip, eventually, it looks more like limestone, which would make more sense out there (I don't know the geology under Iowa, but there's lots of limestone under Indiana, western Ohio, and down into Kentucky, so there may well be limestone under Iowa). I wouldn't expect the water table to be so low, though the film is the future, so perhaps they've pumped the aquifers down to nothing.
The bike is cooler than the car, though. I hadn't remembered that.
Well, I am off of work for the next two weeks.
Right now, we're visiting my wife's grandparents in Thibodaux, LA.
But the rain is pretty bad.
Why is the rain bad? Did it steal your wallet, or is it just pitching a fit?
Wrap That Wrain on the nose! Bad Wrain!
Merry Christmas Eve!
Merry Christmas. If you are on the east coast!
I'm still recovering from Festivus.
Humbug!
A fitting start to a new page.
I am bloated with the organs of David Cameron.