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and that's why monkeys peel it from that end. Gosh, I'm just full of banana knowledge ain't I? LOL

Early bloom for some Metro Vancouver cherry blossoms

yeahsureright Connected in name only or ????

Well, they don't look like Dairy Queen spoons but any spoon will do for that!

When do you eat your banana? How to Know if Your Banana Measures Up ...and, do you peel it from the end or from the "root"? (the root being where it's connected to the other bananas whatever that part is called) This will determine if you are a descendant of a monkey or not LOL

ya, HD just isn't in the same league as Victory

NHRA Story » Victory Motorcycles teams with Matt Smith to create NHRA factory effort

only to find he, Tippy, and Tweeks were off on another adVenture to ...

(and I bet I know where this will go)

and in the distance I could see a 1st gen ...

WTF am I doing wasting my time in here when I should be out riding....

as he was going 60mph, the tranny blew up and ...

scared the crap out of the driver's dog which then proceeded to ....

I realized I'd forgotten to put the drain pan under the bike and there was old oil all over the floor which flowed out the garage and towards the cop who ....

I've practiced panic stops at least once on every bike I've owned. When I got my Wing (which has ABS), that was one of the first things I did because having ABS on a bike was new to me. I was AMAZED at how quickly I could stop and not loose any control whatsoever. Same thing on my Vic. Having been a rider for so many years, brake control is second nature. I work both front and rear and have had many situations where I've had to panic brake. Honestly can't remember a time when I've actually locked up the rear wheel and I think that is because I apply a lot more pressure to the front under those circumstances. Having said all that, it's really a good idea to practice this a bit more often, if for nothing else but to "hone" that "second nature" thing ... kinda like a brain memory refresh.

Any day I can't ride due to the weather is a day worth complaining about.

That's too simple .. no wonder I didn't think of it LOL!

There should be a USB HDD port on your TV. Plug the thumb drive in there. Go into your TV menu and locate Allshare Play or Recorded TV In there you can choose record tv and then select what you want to record. I would recommend you use a portable HDD for this though as recordings can take a lot of space and fill up the thumb drive pretty quick. NOTE: you might need a "Smart TV" for this...

Is it possible that her filing system is unorganized?

The "dongle thing" is probably just a wireless adapter that makes a computer that doesn't have built-in wireless, wireless. I doubt you could hook that to any "regular" or External HDD and make it work. You would need a "wireless specific" external HDD. If your computers are hard wired they shouldn't be losing sight of each other. Is each one set up on the same WorkGroup? Have you created any Shared folders?

Rain, Rain, and more Rain ... guess I'll watch motorcycle movies all weekend ...

I've heard (or was it 'read') that the Lucas product isn't so good to use in our bikes BUT ... MotorKote IS ... check it out. I've used it in my '06 RSMV, my '03 Wing, and now in my '13 VIC. (maybe that's why it's so smooth )

An old man lay sprawled across three entire seats in the movie theater. When the usher came by and noticed this, he whispered to the old man, "Sorry sir, but you're only allowed one seat." The old man didn't budge. The usher became more impatient. "Sir, if you don't get up from there I'm going to have to call the manager." Once again, the old man just muttered and did nothing. The usher marched briskly back up the aisle, and in a moment he returned with the manager. Together the two of them tried repeatedly to move the old disheveled man, but with no success. Finally they summoned the police. The officer surveyed the situation briefly then asked, "All right buddy what's your name?" "Fred," the old man moaned. "Where ya from, Fred?" asked the police officer. With a terrible grunt in his voice, and without moving, Fred replied...... "The balcony....."