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So cute and she has a nice ass

Its beautiful!

zomg winner!

Put those away.

I'll stick the UE11 and shuffle. I'll try the LG Dare for a bit too, but I'm getting that for other reasons. That quest is over.

Leave it to head-casers to actually make portable rigs worth their salt.... I think its now safe to assume that many user's portable rigs on that other site have gotten out of hand and that its largely become a pissing contest without a prize.

I'm going to be there, I'll get pics and stuff. I might record the lecture on my Dare, but nothing too professional.

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Not surprising news that you've stepped up past portable, but good news nonetheless. I have also once broken my portable rig because it was made of poop.

In an effort to bring back dusty chalk: If that doesn't work, then:

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It probably is a good thing for everyone except that it completely changes the companies image. Just because I don't like their image anymore though isn't going to affect the huge amounts of attention grabbing ability and R&D efforts by Logitech. A product like this is more likely to make Logitech produce better products and not lower the quality of the original I sincerely hope. As for customer service... more customers and cheaper product = fail. Don't expect such understanding from the other side of the line anymore, they were actually above and beyond generous before in my experiences.

Right now, only the Godfather. I read The Prince by Machiavelli and before that I read The Rum Diaries. Plan to start on Palahniuk's Snuff as soon as I get ready to grab a copy. Also waiting for Pygmy to be released...

It looks a little too much like a dirt bike. If I didn't have the occupation I did (Middle School Teacher), I probably wouldn't be as concerned, but a lot of people I think have stereotypes about those motorcycles that I don't want being applied to me working with children (irresponsible and cheap, although the latter is a little bit applicable). Maybe there are more assholes driving where I live, I wouldn't be surprised. The bike I'm getting is a little bit more maneuverable then the average cruiser because its only two-thirds the normal weight and is not as wide, it also gets 60 mpg and has a smooth power band. I like the extra weight a little because I don't want to get so blown around by all the SUVs and trucks on the road. I think a sport bike would be what I would get for more maneuverability, but I don't like how cramped I would be or the looks of my not so tiny frame on them. Look at any of the horrendous videos of motorcycle accidents on Youtube and then look at the comments and amount of views. Many people today thrive off of another persons misfortune it seems, I have no doubt that many will not have any sympathy for me if/when I wreck. I can live with that.

Both you and Nate have nice bikes. I don't think I would be happy to handle a sport bike myself often, especially not for a longer commute, but they look like an awesome alternative for canned adrenaline. You mean the one connecting to the saddle? I also think that other drivers are usually looking for cars missing the motorcycle near them or don't often make the connection that someone on the motorcycle is going to die when they don't follow laws or are your general offensive driving asshole.

I heard the postal workers are having trouble delivering iPods too.

I saw Tyll's bike here too, its really nice. However, I really hope that amazing array of great gadgetry on his dash doesn't distract him and leave him the same color as his bike.

I'm planning on getting a motor bike in the spring. I haven't driven anything larger then a 250cc dirt bike. By now, its blatantly obvious that motorcycles are extremely dangerous and I should start planning now for my impending crash. The plan right now is to get a Kawasaki Vulcan 500 LTD cruiser in the spring after taking the MSF course and buying safety gear; CE certified padded over pants, leather jacket, riding boots, gloves and no doubt a nice full face helmet. I really am impressed by this bike. Fairly lightweight, good handling, comfort, can handle my size and weight even on the freeway, decent fuel economy, style, price is right; I think its about the perfect bike for what I want which is something for all the short trips that is not going to be too too much for me to handle while saving gas over my huge F-150 extended cab truck. Anyone else have a motorcycle or have plans?

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Wishing you the best and many more. Happy birthday.

Beta blockers... ugh. My girlfriend suffers from neurocardiogenic syncopy (brain doesn't properly regulate heart) who has to take them. It really messes with you in the long run and can lead to psychosis. Your pain tolerance is decreased (partially blocks chemicals that regulate pain receptors) and it does lead to storing more fat. While not so bad for a short term medication, its effects are not well understood in the long run. Best of luck.

Other then some really great molasses tobacco in a hookah when at a friends, I don't smoke. Romman sweet melon, romman double apple, nahkla mint, and a few other random flavors at times. It releases me to the max, but I like that the hookah takes time to set up and clean and helps keep it from becoming an oral fixation and more like something you do socially or relaxing with free time to burn.

I love mine.

Anything endangered or protected really. Toucans, Bald Eagles, Koala bears, Pandas, White Tigers, etc. I just always look at them and go wonder what that tastes like. (Animated toucans always telling me taste the rainbow, makes me think about eating them more)