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Bubba and Johnny Ray were sittin' on the front porch drinking beer when a large truck loaded with rolls and rolls of sod went by. "I'm gonna do dat when I win the lottery," said Bubba. "Do what?" asked Johnny Ray. "Send my grass out to be mowed."
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2 COUCHES 1 LAZY BOY RECLINER 2 CHAIRS 3 GARDEN HOSES 1 DOOR FRAME 1 GARAGE DOOR 1,254 SOFT DOGGIE TOYS 4 THROW RUGS 1 WEATHER STRIPPING FROM DOOR 1 LINOLEUM FLOOR 2 SLEEPING BAGS 12 DOGGIE BEDS 2,842 RAWHIDES 32 TENNIS BALLS 3 PILLOWS 12 RIPPED SHIRTS 4 RIPPED SWEATERS 9 SOCKS RIPPED 4 ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER 17 DISH TOWELS AND A WHOLE BUNCH OF ITEMS I SIMPLY CAN'T REMEMBER.................................. .......FOR ALL THE HAPPINESS YOU HAVE BROUGHT INTO OUR LIVES...1 YEAR OLD TODAY..............
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Just saw this commercial. 6 rolls $22 (included packaging and handling for 2 sets of 3 rolls). What do you think? https://www.mightyfixit.com/flare/next
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The last time my wife rode was about 27 years ago. I recently purchased an 89 VR. The one thing my wife dreads is the helmet hair. She has shoulder length hair and she kinda of rolls her hair into a ball then puts the helmet on. My questions is, in 27 years, has there been any new hair tricks for women who hates Helmet hair.
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I sometime get tired of how quickly the trunk becomes a mess on a trip. Last year at the Roundup in Cody, Iowawegian (Gary and Deb) had some pouches in the trunk that allowed them to keep things where they could get them easily. I liked that!! I've been looking online for something that would go in my '86, with no luck. So, last night I decided to do something..... I took a piece of Lexan I had in the garage and cut two pieces to fit the width, height and curvature of the trunk bottom. I used adding machine tape rolls as spacers and with four bolts to hold it together. A little stick on velcro to hold it in place to the rear of the trunk but still allow it to be removed. (I was going to install only the rolls as spacers but Jan reminded me of how often we or someone asks if someone has a piece of paper and pen, so I left it on to use up on the road) This isn't everything I would want but in the mean time it creates two pockets in the back corners and three more between the plastic to help hold things in place and there is still room for my helmet inside. http://s470.photobucket.com/albums/rr70/utadventure/86%20Venture%20Rt%20Faring/?action=view¤t=IMG_0684.jpghttp://i470.photobucket.com/albums/rr70/utadventure/86%20Venture%20Rt%20Faring/IMG_0684.jpg Dave
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Home News Story Text Size AAA http://www.venturerider.org/2009/0916/20941136_240X135.jpg J. Dante Krauss Naked Motorcyclist Stopped, Arrested On I-75 Posted: 7:30 am EDT September 16, 2009Updated: 8:54 am EDT September 16, 2009 OCALA, Fla. -- Police pulled over and arrested a naked man riding a motorcycle on I-75 in central Florida early Tuesday morning. Marion County Sheriff’s Capt. Moshoji Rolls spotted J. Dante Krauss, 45, on a silver venture motorcyle on the interstate, wearing only his birthday suit. "I thought the driver of the motorcycle was not wearing clothing," Rolls said. The deputy decided to follow the naked biker. When Krauss ran a red light, Rolls pulled him over. Video from a dashboard camera showed Rolls questioning Krauss. When asked where he had been, Krauss stated, "I don’t know." Also, Krauss admitted he had been drinking and Rolls said there was a mild odor of alcohol emitting from him and his eyes were watery and bloodshot. "I'm just trying to figure out why you don’t have any clothes on," the deputy said. "Me too," Krauss replied. "The defendant could not explain why he was not wearing any clothing," said Judge Cochran, Marion County Public Information Officer. After field sobriety test was conducted, Krauss was placed under arrest and transported to the Marion County jail. The sheriff's office said the incident is the fifth DUI for Krauss, who was released from the Marion County Jail Tuesday afternoon.
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After I downsized to the Virago 1100, I made a decision that if I could not carry an item on the bike, I did not need it. Subsequently, I am alway on the look out for equipment samall or light enough to pack on the bike. The other day I came across an iem that would definaely meet that criteria. It is the Microfiber towl Picked up the XLarge towe. This towel is 35x62, and rolls up to a size that is only 9X3 inches. If anyone is interested, information on this item, as well as some other excellent buys can be found at http://www.botachtactical.com/mcnetttowel.html Happy camping.
