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  1. MidlifeVenture
    And it is still coming down:snow2:
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    A little wine for me:happy65:
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    March 20, 2010, It won't be long until we are all riding again. 75 days 23 hours 50 minutes 02 Seconds until Spring Oh that would answer when WILL WE MAKE IT??
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    I THINK THIS SAYS IT ALL:bawling:
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    Please not this:Im not listening to
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    OUCH.......Good for you can't wait for spring :clap2::snow2:
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    Sounds allot like my 81 wing except a better rumble it could whine in someone's mind but I wouldn't know don't have much to compare to.
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    Man that ends this year with a BANG Wishing you and your family a better 2010:fingers-crossed-emo
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    By the sounds of it if you support the stealer they will not use a relay to control them and you will be looking at replacing your ignition switch down the road. Just passin on some of the things I read here.
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    Are you saying this caused you to replace then ( http://www.americanmuscle.com/royal-purple-purple-ice-super-coolant.html ) or will this help preserve a old water pump I'm always leery of seal softening agents
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    http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/665423-REG/Lorex_LSC001_VIDEO_SUNGLASSES.html Saw these on late night thought they looked cool.
  12. MidlifeVenture
    Even on hot days Ohio that might be 80 I need to choke to start then half in for a short time:confused24:
  13. MidlifeVenture
    2010 Contract After serious & cautious consideration... Your contract of friendship has been renewed For the New Year 2010! It was a very hard decision to make... So try not to screw it up!!! My Wish for You in 2010 May peace break into your home and may thieves come to steal your debts. May the pockets of your jeans become a magnet for $100 bills. May love stick to your face like Vaseline and may laughter assault your lips! May happiness slap you across the face and may your tears be that of joy May the problems you had, forget your home address! In simple words ............ May 2010 be the best year of your life!!!
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    Well if you ask me not enough but if you ask my wife she swears I'm havin an affaire with this sight and thought it would end when she let me buy the RSMV but you Know now I need the info:big-grin-emoticon::big-grin-emoticon:
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    Why?

    MidlifeVenture replied to mraf's topic in Watering Hole

    Just checking WHY :confused24::confused24:
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    If I'm in eye shot it's on the seat if Im going in it is locked up I just can't afford to replace and it is a promise I made to the wife and family that I would where it when I ride. My friend had a big gust of wind blow his off the seat and put some ugly scratches in a very expensive helmet.
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    It costs about an extra $10,000 to get a bike that covers that
  18. MidlifeVenture
    [ame=http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=3905]Installing an Aux line splitter - VentureRider.Org[/ame] This post had great pictures but they have been removed maybe try and contact SQUIDLY it was a great article and is diapointing that all the pictures are gone:crying:
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    Loved that movie LMAO funny:big-grin-emoticon:
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    Glad to hear this, may be the start of a turn around we actually have seen 40hrs
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    Why?

    MidlifeVenture replied to mraf's topic in Watering Hole

    I figure when will be about the time the snow melts
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    If it is the only time you expect to get delivery take here advice for next time you order there is no knowing what is on that pizza ..... TIP TIP TIP:scared:
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    Welcome to the ICBE Our mission here at the International Center for Bathroom Etiquette is to improve the bathroom going experience for everyone by educating people about proper bathroom etiquette. Every day across the world millions of people are unsatisfied with the way their trip to the bathroom turned out, and we believe that it doesn’t have to be that way. Looks like personal preference http://www.icbe.org/ Hanging the Toilet Paper Unless you have one of those weird vertical toilet paper holders – and if you do, please accept my sympathy – there are precisely two ways to hang the toilet paper, over and under. While most people have a preference, there are merits to each. Over This is the way hotels do it, which leads many people to proclaim it is the correct way to hang toilet paper. It is arguably more aesthetically pleasing, but aesthetics are subjective, and some would disagree. It certainly displays more of the outside of the roll, so if you’ve invested in some fancy TP with pretty designs, you may prefer this method. That’s not however the real reason hotels hang the toilet paper this way. They do it so the housekeeper can fold over the end into that little triangle deal that signifies housekeeping has, at the very minimum, come into the bathroom and folded over the end of the toilet paper. Under This method is functionally superior, offering easier rolling up of excess paper, and easier tearing off of a strip from the roll – especially one handed. It also gives you a few extra inches to maneuver, which can be a real blessing in cramped quarters. So which is better? While the ICBE hangs its toilet paper under, our official position is that you should just do whatever your wife (or whoever) tells you to. Trust me on that one. And if you are single, why are you asking me? Hang it whichever damn way you please, until somebody you are trying to impress (or much, much bigger than you) tells you to hang it the other way.
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    I say you can keep it but my son has a job plowing and since he pays his tuition send it down to us. :snow2::bawling:
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    Had a kerosene torpedo heater but it stunk up the entire house so last year before the bottom fell out I had bought a 15000 BTU natural gas wall heater (ventless) I only use it if I need to work outside but it makes it nice out there. I insulated the garage door with one inch foam since it was just a steel door. On the someday list is to insulate the walls cause there freezing to the touch even after its warm out there.It is an attached two car garage. I went this route so all I have to do is turn it on no propane or gas to go buy first.
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