Cotton eyed Joe

Its a block off for your parking brake.

I have about 5 different grill designs on my CAD, its just a matter of making a test piece to make sure my dimesions are correct, then get a few made. I'm going to be working on the rear ressy and gas caps soon too. I can't wait mostly because I'm sick of looking at the stock ones on my bike.

Chrome is easiest to maintain, stainless looks beautiful when polished, and isn't very hard to maintain, and aluminum is easy to polish, albeit time consuming, and looks just as good as the other 3, but it can tarnish over time.

Thats odd. I have another relative dying in Pahrump. Probably going to be out that way in a month or so....No riding for me though. I got to get back on the funeral train. How hot was it? about a million? Its been cold enough here that we have the heat come on every morning.

lol.... Like an acorn sitting on my nuts.

CombatTalon2, He said "ask anyone in the Air Force" LMFAO So, you don't wax that flat grey paint? HAHAHAHA We just had to paint some shipping containers for the Air Force....a flat pukey looking "sea foam green"...... Looks like something from the Martha Stewart Collection gone wrong.

The stealth is dull to help absorb RADAR energy, and has all those fucked up angles to disperse what it doesn't absorb, from what I've been told. Its very far from shiney. LOL This guy talks like they are out there with some Meguires in bikini tops and a boom box washing these things. GOD THIS IS GREAT!!!! OMFG......

The funny thing is, THATS HOW RADAR WORKS!!!!! Oh and I bet thats a sweet IROC being that it has T-Tops...... He said it was sweet, he can say that.....he said so....WTF???????? WTFWTFWTF?? This is some funny shit. I listen to this radio show here after work. Phil Henry's show or whatever his last name is is actually a phoney show. Its all scripted. Its funny shit though.

I accidently stepped on my shifter once from neutral to first with out the clutch. It went right in odd enough. It bucked a little and then died. I'm a little more careful about it now.

I wouldn't do the whole shock. The seals would get eaten I'm sure. Spring only!!!! I did mine for looks mostly. I'm really hoping for a set of Works or someother shock at the end of this year, or next spring.

What the hell????

I'm gonna go get my camera. I'd be more than happy to send you a picture of me "hanging a wiggler"

LOL NVM....tell him what a jackass he is.

Be sure to tell him what a great guy he is.

Desintegrator Machine? You mean like a hammer? I have plenty of those. I bet I could have popped that thing right out with one. Did you throw those damn allen wrenches away yet?

HEhehe....Yeah, cuz that would be bad if one of these neighborhood cats accidently dissolved into a hole in the ground. I ought to just dunk their balls in it so they'll stop breeding.

Heh...You used the words "think" and "themselves"...it ain't gonna happen.

You hit the nail right on the head. For example, in this state as I'm sure it is in others, landscaping is a HUGE industry!!! That and shit that goes along with it like lawn services (mowing, spraying, seeding) and tree trimming. Some of it is gruelling work, but nothing is free. You pay your dues, get buried up to your neck in shit and still have a grin on your face, and in a few years or so you could even have someone doing the "dirty" work while you run the business. Both the paper work, and shop work of owning a business are equally demanding however. Someone has to find the work, bid on it (to make money, not lose money) do the work, inspect, and deliver. Then someone has to do the billing, accounts receiveable and payable, accounting, and on and on. I prefer getting my hands dirty to doing paper work.

I've never pitched horseshoes. Is it a gentlemens game like croquet?

Naw...head gasket would put it into your cylinders. The transmission is seperate from all that. Unless its leaking out of your water pump, and into the clutch side. It could do that if some of your bolts are loose that cover your impeller I think.

I guess everyone pays back their debts to you then eh?

NO!!! The cooling system is independant of the transmission. Don't know what would cause that just off hand.

Yeah, or just get her a real comfortable chair, a nice stainless BBQ and a dozen tenderloins.

Hell, I've done not quite 60 on "glass" before, and it doesn't really seem that fast on water for some reason. Where I was at though you had to keep your eye out for this grass shit coming up through the water. I actually had to explain that to "someone" when I let her drive, that when you see grass, STOP TURN DO SOMETHING!!!!! but don't plow into it. Its terrifying when your wife is hitting 30 on one of those things and you're on back. Just be safe, use your mirrors, but don't rely on them. Check around often. The few times I've been out I've almost collided with another PWC, just because one of us made a move to sudden for the other to react, or we weren't using our heads. And yes, catching air is fun, but the landings can be rough as shit. Oh, and wait until someone pulls next to you, pivots, and shoots about 75 gallons of water on you when you're not expecting it. Damn near blow you over.

I'd go for the TIG welding method.