can u further clarify? I like the table.
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can u further clarify? I like the table.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
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My cousin had (has?) a Triumph Trident. Had a head on with a car. He survived, but lost his spleen, hurt his back, etc and has never been the same. The mangled bike was in his barn forever, but the barn fell down years ago, so I don't know if he kept it or not.
He is only a month younger than me, and was a strong, tough farm boy, but that accident really changed things, no more hunting or building PU trucks (he had 3, including a 390 and a 460). He used to strip them to the frame, build the motors, improve the suspension, etc. I think all 3 have been apart in an out building for decades.
He still cuts wood and heats the farmhouse with it, but only does it a little at a time.
He is only a month younger than me, and was a strong, tough farm boy, but that accident really changed things, no more hunting or building PU trucks (he had 3, including a 390 and a 460). He used to strip them to the frame, build the motors, improve the suspension, etc. I think all 3 have been apart in an out building for decades.
He still cuts wood and heats the farmhouse with it, but only does it a little at a time.
Got a link? I know I have been in there before, but darned if I can find it!
sad story to hear MM! utube is full of m/c rider-vehcile fails. some are beyond reality. destructive to all involved in the worst ways. one showed bikers a group all just doing perfectly well. riding. 4 lane curve in road. lead guy just suddenly goes straight! texting? lol... and the onslaught is unbelievable but for the fact that it is video'd. 2nd guy hits camera car! first is fully gutted before he hits ground and hits pavement like a fully gutted deer. red everywhere at moment of impact. brutal to say the least. have many, many safe miles on bikes... but for the Grace of the man upstairs... couple moments way too close. way too close for comfort. lucky! pure and simple, just lucky!
and to think 200 hp motorcylces are common these days, some avail thru dealers up to 400 hp! 600# machine... and 400 hp under you! omg!
https://gearpatrol.com/2013/08/27/50-most-iconic-motorcycles/
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anything that turns 10,000 rpms +
anything that turns 10,000 rpms +
sure did like that lil blue car... omg!
maybe he will post it here...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY @James Miller , Have a good one buddy. 
James Miller
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Can only get better. Work till 7 then to the DMV for license photo. Hopefully gets better from there.HAPPY BIRTHDAY @James Miller , Have a good one buddy.
Happy B'Day James !!!!
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
Happy Birthday James
Happy Birthday James … it is also my oldest Daughter's Birthday!
I wondered about that:
While now ubiquitous, the plastic bag has a relatively short history. Invented in Sweden in 1962, the single-use plastic shopping bag was first popularized by Mobil Oil in the 1970s in an attempt to increase its market for polyethylene. first showing up as shopping bags in 1977
in case you are interested:
https://www.unenvironment.org/news-and-stories/story/birth-ban-history-plastic-shopping-bag
happy birthday JM - at least it wasn't yesterday, Friday the 13th...
Not long after husqvarna started making chainsaws, coincidence I don't think so
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