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Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and
said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! |
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On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote:
Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) |
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On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote:
On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! |
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On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote:
On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) |
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"can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl!
She know your a coward yet? |
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On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote:
On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods. |
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On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote:
On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer! |
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On Jun 10, 10:42*am, wrote:
On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!! |
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On Jun 10, 10:42*am, wrote:
On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Check this out, friend calls, says one of the guys bagged going he http://www.bonnaroo.com/ Camper's already rented, everything ready to go. I'm going to meet them up there Friday. This is a blast, went before. |
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On Jun 10, 11:44*am, wrote:
On Jun 10, 10:42*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter.. |
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On Jun 10, 1:10*pm, wrote:
On Jun 10, 11:44*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do. |
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On Jun 10, 1:53*pm, wrote:
On Jun 10, 1:10*pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? |
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wrote:
On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . |
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On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote:
wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. |
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JimH wrote:
On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. |
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On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote:
JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1016 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. Would did you have to eat last weekend? |
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On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote:
JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1016 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. What did you have to eat last weekend? |
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On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote:
JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1916 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. What did you have to eat last weekend? |
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Cool Jimmy, you just made the plonk list. Too bad... I had hope for you.
Well done. --Mike "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote: JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1916 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. What did you have to eat last weekend? |
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wrote in message ... On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? Wire feed is actually easier to learn than stick welding. Also you can get nicer welds, especially if using inert gas as opposed to flux cored wire. Go to http://www.lincolnelectric.com/ And peruse the site. Take a course at the local community college. If they have a welding for artists look at that one. Is a more condensed one than the ones for professional certification. Plus the correct wire feed welder will also support going to a MIG spool gun for aluminum. My wire feed is a Lincoln 180C. Will weld up to about 3/16 aluminum. |
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HK wrote:
JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Harry, Can you take some photos of your driveway, new basement kitchen and septic tank. Make sure you keep us posted on the routing and delivery of every product you order online? You two are too funny making fun of someone else's banter. Maybe JimH can tell us about his new tractor and his new "herloin" knife set or whine about all of his problems on his boat and basement, caused by lack of basic maintenance. I certainly hope he posts when it is too hot to go boating, and keeps us up to date why he only uses his boat 2 or 3 times a year. |
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote: JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Harry, Can you take some photos of your driveway, new basement kitchen and septic tank. Make sure you keep us posted on the routing and delivery of every product you order online? You two are too funny making fun of someone else's banter. Maybe JimH can tell us about his new tractor and his new "herloin" knife set or whine about all of his problems on his boat and basement, caused by lack of basic maintenance. I certainly hope he posts when it is too hot to go boating, and keeps us up to date why he only uses his boat 2 or 3 times a year. I was oiling up my air compressor yesterday, and it made me think of you...it was a little greasy and full of hot air. You still pimping for your alleged son's alleged girlfriend, or do you spend most of your time pretending to be out on your imaginary boat on Lake Lanier? If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. |
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote:
If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. What! No air conditioning? Oh, the humanity. |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. |
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:43:51 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
"Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. What! No air conditioning? Oh, the humanity. Oh, we don't really want to get into that whole can of worms. Let's just put it this way - it's been a major concern for the past six years or so and I told them that it would be when we built the school. Nobody listens to me. :) |
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:45:15 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
"Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. Why would I want to go to Seattle for anything? The only thing remotely interesting in Seattle is Starbucks and rain. |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:45:15 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. Why would I want to go to Seattle for anything? The only thing remotely interesting in Seattle is Starbucks and rain. I didn't say anything about wanting to go to Seattle (and starbucks sucks), I said if you wanted to get away from the heat, you need to go to Seattle. It is HOT up and down the entire east coast. IT is HOT, DAMN HOT. My Tilley and Kool Tie, was actually very kewl. |
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On Jun 10, 11:19 pm, "Mike" wrote:
Cool Jimmy, you just made the plonk list. Too bad... I had hope for you. Well done. --Mike "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote: JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1916 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. What did you have to eat last weekend? Cool. |
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. Didn't Seattle already have its one day of bathing suit weather? |
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JimH wrote:
On Jun 10, 11:19 pm, "Mike" wrote: Cool Jimmy, you just made the plonk list. Too bad... I had hope for you. Well done. --Mike "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote: JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1916 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. What did you have to eat last weekend? Cool. Mike. A horse's ass. I can't recall one post of his that added anything but insults to rec.boats. |
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On Jun 11, 7:33 am, HK wrote:
JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 11:19 pm, "Mike" wrote: Cool Jimmy, you just made the plonk list. Too bad... I had hope for you. Well done. --Mike "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jun 10, 6:24 pm, HK wrote: JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! :) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. :) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Sorry to hear about your neighbor's son..........a skinned knee can become infected. Did I ever show you the picture of the 1916 Victrola I restored? Hey.......how often are you cutting your grass now? I cut mine once/ week with a fairly new John Deere lawn tractor. I grew up in the suburbs and the lot was about an acre.......I had to cut it with a push mower. We could not afford to have someone come over to fix it so my Dad fixed it himself. It was usually just a spark plug though. What did you have to eat last weekend? Cool. Mike. A horse's ass. I can't recall one post of his that added anything but insults to rec.boats. I guess the point I was trying to make with my posts to this thread was a bit too subtle for him to understand. I wonder if he is related to Reggie. |
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On Jun 11, 5:30*am, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote: HK wrote: JimH wrote: On Jun 10, 3:04 pm, HK wrote: wrote: On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here * http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? If you are going to put your kid on a motorcycle on which you did welding, I suggest you get some real, formal training in the art. It's very easy to learn how to do bad welds. Your kid could be killed because a weld failed. Aluminum and other alloy work a *little* more complicated? *snerk You shouldn't be getting welding advice from an abject idiot like Loogy. I doubt he can tie his shoelaces properly . Hey Harry, how is the weather in your area? *We are getting a new furnace and AC unit installed tomorrow. *My wife planted 2 ornamental grasses today. Let me know how things are going with you and your wife. It's hot as hell here. I know that for a fact because Dick Cheney just returned from his future retirement home and reported that it was 98F there, just like here! *:) Mrs. Harry is doing well, thank you. *:) Oh...my neighbor's kid skinned his knee when he fell off his skateboard. Harry, Can you take some photos of your driveway, new basement kitchen and septic tank. *Make sure you keep us posted on the routing and delivery of every product you order online? *You two are too funny making fun of someone else's banter. Maybe JimH can tell us about his new tractor and his new "herloin" knife set or whine about all of his problems on his boat and basement, caused by lack of basic maintenance. I certainly hope he posts when it is too hot to go boating, and keeps us up to date why he only uses his boat 2 or 3 times a year.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Ignore the three trolling idiots, please! ANY person who would say nasty untrue things about someone's children and spouse needs to be ignored. They are nothing but low lifes. |
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On Jun 11, 12:36*am, "Calif Bill" wrote:
wrote in message ... On Jun 10, 1:53 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10 pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50 am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58 am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12 pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25 pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says "whatever..." ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches? Wire feed is actually easier to learn than stick welding. *Also you can get nicer welds, especially if using inert gas as opposed to flux cored wire. Go tohttp://www.lincolnelectric.com/*And peruse the site. *Take a course at the local community college. *If they have a welding for artists look at that one. *Is a more condensed one than the ones for professional certification. *Plus the correct wire feed welder will also support going to a MIG spool gun for aluminum. *My wire feed is a Lincoln 180C. *Will weld up to about 3/16 aluminum.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I agree that in welding mild steel, wire feed is much easier than stick. I've done a lot of both. I've also taken classes to get certified for welding inspection. |
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On Jun 10, 2:54*pm, wrote:
On Jun 10, 1:53*pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 1:10*pm, wrote: On Jun 10, 11:44*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:42*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 10:29*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 8:50*am, wrote: On Jun 10, 7:58*am, wrote: On Jun 9, 5:12*pm, wrote: On Jun 9, 2:25*pm, wrote: Hey, my daughter just called (I'm away from the house for awhile) and said a Rowdy Mouse T-shirt came! She really, really likes it!! She's very thankful to have it, so thanks, dude! The mouse says *"whatever..." * * * ;) So she asked if you owned a race car, told her it was MX racing. Now, here she is with both arms in casts up to her pits, and her response was, "can we go to Conn. to go MXing?!!! That's my girl! Tell here, anytime.! * But tell here I require full pads, even a 96 degrees like sunday afternoon.. It's not reaally that bad, unless you slow down;) And of course there are two websites she can visit in the meantime. RowdyMouseRacing.com is where we have a couple of vids Some pics here *http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/t...s.php?album=10 and this is one of the tracks we ride is ctmotocross.com Have fun, hurry up before we tear up all the equipment;) She's got a lot of her dad in her, she loves speed. I've done my share of MXing, I had a Suzuki TM250 among others. Of course my first was a Honda Super 90, made for street but we used them in the woods.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Well, hurry up, the new brake hub will be here thursday.. man, If it ain't gas in the boat, it's parts on the bikes... yikes! Heeeeere comes summer!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I like wrenching on them as much as running them. Same with cars. When we had old beater bikes for the woods, man did we cobble some stuff up!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Wrenching on these is the easy part. Finding parts that can be modified to fit is another. We don't ride red, yellow, blue, green, or $$orange$$, so parts require some r+d;) Actually the only new skill I think I will require is welding, or just find a cheap local shop that is willing to barter..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Stick welding is pretty easy to learn, but if you are going to weld aluminum and such, things get harder! I grew up in the country on a farm, so when things broke down you didn't take it to a shop, you fixed it yourself. We had everything but a machine shop, so that's the only outside sort of work we had anybody else do.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I would just like to be able to lay on metal, re-enforce frames, stick steel to steel, etc... Aluminum and other alloy work I knew was a little more complicated. Stick welding? Is that gas, like torches?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No, arc welding. I like AC myself: http://tinyurl.com/43pe42 Now my uncle the aviation machinist, was a gas welding god! He could do anything with an acetylene torch set! |
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 07:06:10 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
"Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:45:15 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. Why would I want to go to Seattle for anything? The only thing remotely interesting in Seattle is Starbucks and rain. I didn't say anything about wanting to go to Seattle (and starbucks sucks), I said if you wanted to get away from the heat, you need to go to Seattle. It is HOT up and down the entire east coast. IT is HOT, DAMN HOT. My Tilley and Kool Tie, was actually very kewl. I'm sure you looked very precious in your Tilley and Kool Tie. Not to mention gay. ~~ did he just say what I thought I saw he said? ~~ YES HE DID!!! :) |
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 07:30:11 -0400, HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. Didn't Seattle already have its one day of bathing suit weather? Seattle has bathing suit weather? |
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On Jun 11, 7:59 am, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 07:06:10 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:45:15 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:25:04 -0400, HK wrote: If there is a worse place to be during hot weather than Atlanta, I don't know where it might be. Third floor of the Woodstock Middle School yesterday at 11 AM. Mrs. Wave told me it reached 106 degrees before they dismissed school. Three kids in her home room passed out. If you compare the temp along the east coast there is very little difference in temp. If you want cool temp. you need to do what JohnH did and go to Seattle. Why would I want to go to Seattle for anything? The only thing remotely interesting in Seattle is Starbucks and rain. I didn't say anything about wanting to go to Seattle (and starbucks sucks), I said if you wanted to get away from the heat, you need to go to Seattle. It is HOT up and down the entire east coast. IT is HOT, DAMN HOT. My Tilley and Kool Tie, was actually very kewl. I'm sure you looked very precious in your Tilley and Kool Tie. Not to mention gay. ~~ did he just say what I thought I saw he said? ~~ YES HE DID!!! :) Hey, with those pink 'crocks' he wears I bet he looks very,,,,,,,,,,,umm...........errrrr............yea h, I guess you are correct. |
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