RXX

No, it is a very uncool black.

Sweet.

A long 4 hours.

I worked as an orderly in a large ER dept a long time ago. In the overflow suite (rarely used), there was a lot of equipment stored. One of them was some sort of cryo tool that used nitrous. I found you could place the foot pedal in a big trash bag and bleed nitrous into the bag until it was full. Lay on a stretcher, huff the bag, it's all good. I wish I had a crazy bitch with me at the time, Tim. I did have a fling with a dentist's daughter around that time. Crazy bitch, and a JAP nurse to boot. She would swipe desoxyn from the VA where she worked and get me to hit her up with it. Crazy jew bitch on speed. I get the attraction.

Please don't hurry. I will probably be adding to the list over the next week. I may want the rear blinkers. Is the rear cowl pristine? I am not sure if I can afford it and am damn sure I don't want to paint it, but mine is showing its age and my neglect.

Bar ends?

Yeah, carbretors suck.

I really, really miss EVLXX. He could be a dick. I like that.

Once resolved, you know what must be done.

How did it hold up last night?

Won't argue your point at all. BUT wifey didn't have indoor plumbing till 1960 and has been on septic systems most of her life. SHE buys the Ridx and I make enough money to not rock the boat by "educating" her.

I have been having what appears to be an infestation of tiny beetles in my bathroom. Been going on for a couple of months and I was worried about them coming from some structural rotting, which was pretty unlikely due to the location. Turns out they are coming from a box of Rid X in the corner. Looked it up and it is a thing. So if you keep that box around for the whole 5 months, you may want to put it in a ziplock bag.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. The anchors must be very well hidden...... I didn't see any.

ASFIKBZITE, and I am no mechanical engineer either, but the high-wind target a fully enclosed side would present requires a substantial increase in the size and number of struts required to adequately anchor it. I had to deal with an issue like that during my barn construction. edited to add...... I bet you go out and check on it during high wind periods, don't you Vern?