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I dont care how tuff you are buddy, but you never....ever....mount it where you did. What did you expect besides PAIN.. You better get rid of it NOW, and not wait till you change the rear, cause the rear will only get worse ...besides i have never heard of rears being changed, or have i been living in the cave too long?

Happened to me once on the 2 nd gen...wouldn't start after i washed it and gave it a good soaking, but did start up after a while after it dried up a bit. Am just more careful now where i direct the hose.

Please pass our condolences to all family members... Abdul.

Where is Cavan? We have several 1st gen owners in Ontario that would be more than glad to help you out. About an hours drive from Toronto, just before Peterborough.

who was keeping count? if nobody dies from such accidents, i think i will move to there...wherever that is. Some of those were terrible accidents. They just put such statements up to make light of the situations. Definately not funny, though i did laugh at some.

Hey Carl....here's an interesting site which you might find useful. http://www.arboristsite.com/chainsaw/47308.htm

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We could have been in those green portables when they were filming...

And this is what it looks like on a clear warm friday thirteenth....this one is from the year 2010, i think. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq-zCYJbpzY]Friday 13 Port Dover Aug 2010 - YouTube[/ame]

Video Marketing Software was watching the cam earlier....mostly cars driving around. did see an odd motorcycle here and there. dont think many people went. roads wet and icy and snow covered. will try the april one.

I can be very patient with people that stutter...but i think i am going to loose it any minute now...

Now be careful what you say, Ray... I might send you a bill end of month.. laughter therapy is a big deal and can improve your health in lots of different ways. Just check out these 10 benefits of chuckling... 1. Laughter boosts your immune system Researchers have found that laughter actually boosts the immune system, increasing the number of antibody-producing T cells. This then makes us less likely to get coughs and colds. It also lowers the levels of at least four hormones that are associated with stress, so after a good giggle you should be far less tense and anxious. 2. Laughter relieves pain A good chortle has been found to reduce pain. Not only does it distract you from aches, but it releases feelgood endorphins into your system that are more powerful than the same amount of morphine. 3. Laughter improves your social life If you can make people laugh, then you're likely to have more friends, because everyone loves a joker. You're also likely to achieve more at work: if you have a good sense of humour you'll be more productive, a better communicator and team player. In fact, most things we laugh at aren't necessarily actual jokes, but comments in everyday conversation. Laughter is as much about social relationships as it is about humour. - Next: How laughing can help ease depression 4. Laughter helps relieve depression Laughter has long been known to help people who are suffering from the either SAD or full-blown depression. Laughing reduces tension and stress, and lowers anxiety and irritation, which are all major factors that contribute to the blues. 5. Laughter boosts your relationship If you're looking to find a new partner, then laughter will help you find a new mate. Men love women who laugh in their presence and women actually laugh 125% more than men. And if you're already with someone, then a shared sense of humour is an important factor in keeping your relationship running smoothly. 6.Laughter gives you a mini-work-out We've probably all used, or at least heard, the phrase 'my sides ache' after laughing too much. Well, it's no real surprise. A good belly laugh exercises the diaphragm, contracts your abdominal muscles and also works your shoulders. This will make you feel a lot more relaxed. In fact, laughing 100 times is the equivalent to 10 minutes on the rowing machine or 15 minutes on an exercise bike, so break out those Only Fools And Horses DVDs and start watching! 7. Laughter protects your heart According to a study by heart specialists at the University of Maryland, people with heart disease were 40% less likely to laugh in a variety of situations compared to people of the same age without heart disease. Laughter has been found to benefit the way blood flows around the body, reducing the likelihood of heart disease. The research said that 15 minutes of laughter a day is as important for your heart as 30 minutes of exercise 3 times a week! 8. Laughter lowers your blood pressure People who laugh a lot on a regular basis have lower blood pressure than the average person. When people have a good laugh, the blood pressure increases at first, but then it decreases to levels below normal. Breathing then becomes deeper and this helps to send oxygen-rich blood and nutrients throughout the body. 9. Laughter improves your breathing Laughter empties your lungs of more air than it takes in resulting in a cleansing effect - similar to deep breathing. This is especially helpful for people who are suffering from respiratory ailments, such as asthma. 10. Laughter helps you lose weight Burning off calories by laughing might not sound as if it has much use, but a hearty chuckle raises the heart rate and speeds up the metabolism. If you're dieting, think about adding laughter to your exercise regime. A good sitcom might easily keep you laughing for 20 minutes or more. Abdul.

Good photo coverage of the event, Carl. Photos look quite good.You trying to take over my job by any chance? I thought we had an understanding that i sell no meat, and you don't take any pictures...

Thanks to Bobs suggestion for meet and greet in ontario....well...it happened....i know.....PICTURES!! Well, here's some, so all know it happened. Me and Shah really enjoyed the food and good company, and by looking at everyone's bellies as they were leaving, i think all did. Will leave the story telling to others about how the day went for them at the show etc etc.. Abdul.

hey Don.. when you DO find someone with the knowledge to do it, could you please let me know? i would like to learn to do it too, cause i think mine needs attention too, and i am willing to help anyway i can....like wiping the tools after the job is done or go pick up pizza etc..

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Hey... I did ride to the show! and so did Evan. Saw lots of motor bikes in the parking lot too. Wasn't too cold for riding...just had to be careful in wet or icy areas, and luckily didn't come across any. Show wasnt bad. Met Ray and Evan there and we had a little lunch break together. Was nice to sit down for a bit. Lots of walking gets done while you are there. Quite tired by the end of the day. I was there for almost 7 hrs. Hope to see u all sat night in Burlington. Am loading some pics i took there.

very tempted to RIDE to the show today.....high of 5 celcious!

Two of us will be there..

Will take pics and post them here soon, Annie.

Ruffy....you ignored the above post...it is no joke. You would be surprised how many people do that from all over the world. India has top class docs and facilities. Do at least look into it.

hey Evan. we nplanning on meeting between 1and 2 pm. I will call you when i get in touch with Ray.If Trader reads this, call Evans number at 2pm and we will tell you where we are. Abdul.

Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, Canada for me. Awesomme!

I and most likely mrs can make it for dinner on saturday where ever you guys decide to have. I was thinking of around Burlington too, so we can let Ben worry about that. As for the show, I am planning on going on friday, when its not as busy as the weekend. Better to check out stuff, and for picture taking too. It really gets crazy on the sat and sundays. Not convenient for all, i guess....especially the ones that have to work. Will be nice to meet friends in a brand new year....