naw I am for real about my class had a bad youth and got in there to chanle my energy untill Xobx came out and I like to think my gf is a super modle but she is not but thats okay with me cause I love her but hey.... so yeah I am also a passafist and a christian buddhist so well give me some ideas for when I am bored it happens quite offten I live in Mississippi nothing to do here
Ideas for when bored?
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You make my head hurt.
I am a christian morman athiest vegitarian with jewish parents who live on a omish plantation... and they listen to death metal.
If you're bored... learn something. I've recently bought a 82 Honda cm450e. I know squat about bikes but I'm gonna make it run again... eventually. Hell, I'll post some pics next time I get a chance. It's the ugliest production bike made... and I love it! Hey, it beats slapping fat chicks!
Wait I didn't say that!!
I am learing new stuf I got into horta cultre growing my own plants very rewarding but that just doesnt cut it I play gutair for about three or so hours a day just to kill time I probly won't be so bored when my X3 gets here I will probly piss my self with happiness I ordered a week ago and arggg it still isn't here so what else is fun besides salping fat chicks or is it phat chicks?
I own a 1983 Suzuki GS650L. Actually, I like it a lot! I think the early eighties motorcycles look pretty classy really. Most of them were UJMs (Universal Japanese Motorcycles), and not yet specialized into cruisers, sports bikes, etc. I wouldn't call them ugly at all!Catalyst said:
I think the nastiest (in this case, bad) looking bikes in existance are the late eighties sports bikes, especially the Suzuki Gixxers. Shudders...
I'm really quite a motorcycle enthusiast, with the possible expection of Harley Davidsons. Nothing is wrong with the bikes: they just overcharge for their products rediculously! I mean, I can buy an equivalently equiped Japanese bike for about $5000-$10000 less. I'm all for buying American, but not when buying American costs that much more!
- Greg
I mainly think that my bike looks like teh poo because of the way it was maintained. I bought if off a guy who is a Pediatrist, he bought it in 82 new, put a little under 1,000 miles on it, dropped it once and put it in the back of his garage... where it sat for over 20 years! I got it about a year ago. I've had it apart for the better part of 9 months. I did get it working about 2 months ago... I'll admit I had to take it into a shop.
It wouldn't stay in third and then wouldn't drop into first easily. So you'd down shift into neutral and look really stupid when the light turns green! The biggest mistake I did was buy old cheap tires for it. I was strapped for cash. So, naturally I dropped it about two weeks ago. I bent up the rear brake arm pretty good and scrapped the front brake handle... (i was going really slow, just testing it out) Now the carb is leaking again and the rear drum brake it really mushy... I have to get it all the way down before it engages... lastly the left turn signal stays on solid... all the time... so I think there's a short in the trees somewhere.
Other than that the bike is nice. The wheel base is a little small because it's built on the old rebel frame, which was a 250 but... it sounds beautiful when it's running.
I'll admit that I'll prolly buy a ricer next. For $8,000 you can't beat what a ZX6 will give ya. Then I can take my 450 apart and try to chop it.
My dream is to take out the rear axle and expand it to fit a larger rear tire. Increase the rake. chop the handle bars down and give it a custom paint job. I was thinking a medium blue with metal flake and white/pearl tribal designs down the side of the tank with silver pinstripping. I'm gonna call it the Rebel Yell since it's esentially a Rebel with a 450 engine.
There is so much involved in that mod though... cutting the frame, an engine swap (maybe just a re-build) all sorts of extra's like new exhaust and chrome all around... new fenders and paint...
But when it's done it'll rock!
It wouldn't stay in third and then wouldn't drop into first easily. So you'd down shift into neutral and look really stupid when the light turns green! The biggest mistake I did was buy old cheap tires for it. I was strapped for cash. So, naturally I dropped it about two weeks ago. I bent up the rear brake arm pretty good and scrapped the front brake handle... (i was going really slow, just testing it out) Now the carb is leaking again and the rear drum brake it really mushy... I have to get it all the way down before it engages... lastly the left turn signal stays on solid... all the time... so I think there's a short in the trees somewhere. Other than that the bike is nice. The wheel base is a little small because it's built on the old rebel frame, which was a 250 but... it sounds beautiful when it's running.
I'll admit that I'll prolly buy a ricer next. For $8,000 you can't beat what a ZX6 will give ya. Then I can take my 450 apart and try to chop it.
My dream is to take out the rear axle and expand it to fit a larger rear tire. Increase the rake. chop the handle bars down and give it a custom paint job. I was thinking a medium blue with metal flake and white/pearl tribal designs down the side of the tank with silver pinstripping. I'm gonna call it the Rebel Yell since it's esentially a Rebel with a 450 engine.
There is so much involved in that mod though... cutting the frame, an engine swap (maybe just a re-build) all sorts of extra's like new exhaust and chrome all around... new fenders and paint...
But when it's done it'll rock!
Yeah I am still only 5ft5 and 18. So I've always been a very p****d off person and had a certain phrase said to me everday at school about my height, so I learnt Karate and Jeet Kune Do to pass time while I get taller and also so I can beat up those annoying people, and I did . It all got a bit boring after a while though so that's why I started modding my XBOX, passed about a year of waiting.
My latest time passing thing is I got a 512mb mp3 player and the 4 best music cd's ever....Young Buck: straight outta cashville, DMX: it's dark and hell is hot, 50 Cent: get rich or die tryin' (very good idea that!), and ICE-T: OG Original Gangsta. So when they are delivered, I'll live in Gangsta music and forget about time.
. It all got a bit boring after a while though so that's why I started modding my XBOX, passed about a year of waiting. My latest time passing thing is I got a 512mb mp3 player and the 4 best music cd's ever....Young Buck: straight outta cashville, DMX: it's dark and hell is hot, 50 Cent: get rich or die tryin' (very good idea that!), and ICE-T: OG Original Gangsta. So when they are delivered, I'll live in Gangsta music and forget about time.
I have a 40gb player with all the led zeplin and dungeon family one could want plus some of that good old Wu Tang clan and you bikers I am in the process of trying to get a Lancer Evo OZ Rally for anout $8,000 cheap but got to talk it out with some ppl get my gf's dad to hlp me pay for it I can mess with the engine but sound is my specialty
soI found a new hobby gues what it is. I mean it is realy gret and I like to think that I am good at so come on and guess.
I finaly found out why my X3 hasn't goten here yet the place I ordered them from is out of the black pro swithces so I told them that clear would be cool hopefully it will be here sooon god I can't wait
Something to do: practice soldering on an old calculator or something if you are new to it. I don't know if you are but anyway it's a good idea 'cos it prepares you for installing your X3 and my 12 digit security pad. (My security pad is much easier, about 4 or 6 solder points but a few of them are on the little power/eject switches.)
I'm still recovering from the stomach cramping caused by laughter. That was a 5-Star Performance you gave there.
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http://www.apple.com/macosx/techspecs/linuxn00b2004 said:
Shows the requirements but incase you don't wanna pull it up here is a cut and paste
Requirements
- Macintosh computer with a PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor
- Built-in FireWire
- 256MB of RAM
- 3GB of available hard disk space (4GB if you install the developer tools)
- Processor upgrade cards are not supported. View a list of compatible hardware.
- Some features require a compatible Internet service provider; fees may apply.
- Video conferencing with iChat requires a compatible FireWire DV camera or web camera and broadband Internet access. One-to-one video conferencing requires a G5, G4 or 600MHz or faster G3 processor and 100-Kbps or faster broadband access. Initiating a multiway video conference requires a G5 or dual 1GHz or faster G4 processor and 384-Kbps or faster broadband access. Participating in a multiway video conference and initiating a six-person multiway audio conference both require a G5, 1GHz G4 or dual 800MHz or faster G4 processor and 100-Kbps or faster broadband access.
- .Mac sync requires a .Mac account; fees apply.
Hey, thanks for the information, ebolla! I appreciate it. Too bad I don't own a Mac... I'll have to remedy that this summer. Perhaps even ditch my Dell, because I LOVE the G5 case. That is a sexy, sexy desktop. The G5 is incredibly attractive! Plus there is that whole, "non-Microsoft" thing going for it. (Even though I'm running Linux on this Dell, it came installed with the the wretched XP beast on it. I made sure to remedy that as soon as my folks handed this one down to me for my college computer.)
- Greg
I'll have to remedy that this summer. Perhaps even ditch my Dell, because I LOVE the G5 case. That is a sexy, sexy desktop. The G5 is incredibly attractive! Plus there is that whole, "non-Microsoft" thing going for it. (Even though I'm running Linux on this Dell, it came installed with the the wretched XP beast on it. I made sure to remedy that as soon as my folks handed this one down to me for my college computer.)- Greg