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I am not available the 12/13 or 19/20 of May.

I was a fan of Night Court as well. A comedy that was actually funny. RIP Harry

I loved it. Thank you for sharing. That is something I would not have found on my own. Peace

No, I had a Yamaha RD350 when I was 14 years old. I traded it on a 1973 Kawasaki 900Z1 when I was 15 years old. I would love to ride an H1 and H2 someday.

Its not that hooligan. 3 years ago I went from my Buell M2 to a FJR1300. I underestimated how much the extra weight would spoil the fun. I really like the FJR but needed something that would handle better. Keeping the Duc under 6k RPM for 600 miles is tough. My 2nd choice was a Yamaha FZ-09. now that is a wheelie machine. Even though the FZ-09 is a triple, I already have a inline. I wanted something totally different, a twin with great sound and some soul.

I think the plow purchase did us in for sure. 2017 Ducati Monster 821

The weather is all my fault. I bought a 4WD truck in November and it barely snowed all winter. I bought a motorcycle three weeks ago and it has snowed 2x since. I had to ride it home in 39 degree temps.

Have a structural engineer evaluate this and not just an adjuster, architect or contractor.

Tinsley put on a great performance last night at the Jazz Kitchen. His 6 string blues guitar was sharp and sounded wonderful. The Jazz Kitchen is a nice small club with good food and the sound is very good and the volume is just right. Get out and see a live show and support your local clubs. http://www.tinsleyellis.com/

My daily watch is a Tissot prs516 My dream watch is a Heuer Monaco

As you know, the exact same here except for the locking of the doors. I came home from work the other day and realized I left my garage door open all day, some summer nights I may forget to close it as well. My subdivision of 22 houses is carved out of a farm field off of a county road with a cow pasture across the street. Now if my neighbor would just get rid of that damn rooster It is a nice place to live as long as you like the sight of corn.

I saw Gene Keady getting off the bus on the news. I thought how cool that was to see him with the team. I know he goes to all the games. Unfortunate Bob Knights hatred for IU will keep this from ever happening with the Hoosiers.

The Boilermakers have their School of Engineering designing a brace for Hass. Not sure it is going to help. I watched him try and shoot a free throw and he can barely raise his arm without severe pain. Hopefully a week of therapy will give him a little relief. He can defend and dunk left handed and shoot leftie free throws. Boiler UP

Another 5" to 8" this weekend, I had not heard that one. Maybe the west side can get this one and us east siders will be spared.

Damn, someone is going to have to look.

All 7'-2"...290lbs landed on that elbow...he was battling for a air ball rebound which put him in an awkward position to begin with. It has to be heartbreaking for that young man. After what we have all witnessed a lot of teams can with this thing and I think Purdue had a chance as any. The Boilermakers have another seven footer who can step up.

Purdues big man Isaac Hass fractures his elbow in their first round game. He is out for the rest of the tourney.

There are two teams from Indiana in the tourney. Purdue and Butler, if they both win today they will meet each other in the second round. The state of Indiana is only destine to have one team make any progress. Boiler UP

#12AWG Solid O.D 0.119 Stranded O.D. 0.13 https://www.okonite.com/media/catalog/product/files/3-6.pdf https://www.grainger.com/product/SOUTHWIRE-COMPANY-500-ft-Solid-Building-Wire-4W193

National Electric Code Table 310-16 is the authority. also https://mechanicallugs.com/stranded-vs-solid

The current carrying capacity of a wire is based on the AWG size and material. There is no difference in rating between a solid or stranded conductor of the same AWG size installed in the same conditions.

That is an excellent question.

@Chadwhat is your fav brew pubs in the Indy area?

What crap... I was speaking as a seller, I don't negotiate on the phone/txt/email with locals. Nor would I ever try and offer someone less for the product as a buyer without the respect of looking at the item in person if I am local to the product. I also would not go look at an item for sale without having the full asking price in my pocket. That doesn't mean I may not start with a lower offer. Buying/selling with a forum member that is not local is a different set of circumstances that require upfront negations that by nature would not be in person...

It might be ordinary but not a valid question. The only time to negotiate is when you are standing in front of the person with cash in your pocket and then it is done by offering a lower amount. This applies when you are selling local and I do agree that in most cases of forum speaker sales the buyer/seller is usually miles apart. You will get zero response from me (especially on a new listing) when the buyer has not even seen the item for sale in person and contacts me to ask what my bottom dollar is.