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I'm a bit too far from Sochi to help him out Eugene.

how are the dogs?
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None of that, Eugene...I am happy to see you re-emerge, but the site CANNOT be used for such things. I have edited accordingly...

It is the last few days of my holiday (at work) from my pigfucker of a boss. Work has been immensely more enjoyable without him, and I suspect he will return with some mantra gleaned from a Book of How To Be a Cunt Of A Manager, and lay down the law...I am in two minds, as to how to deal with the meeting with the Lean manager on Friday. For all of my suggestions of how to improve the mail services team revolves around everything that my bosspig and his bosspig are trying to cull.

The weekend was pleasant. Drinks out and about at Northcote social club for the triple JJJ top 100 countdown of 2013, which was fun. Delicious and deviant lust with my savage Queen, and two pot roasts...the only concern was my two wheeled beast, the 99' r6. Which was at best, rather growly and hoarse, when riding to the beach yesterday. My biking friends, all much older than me, tell me to get a new bike for $8000 rather than pay 1-1500 to have my beast serviced and happy for another year or two. I do not agree with their logic. She starts, she runs, more often than not, as fast as anything on the road, and she is part of me.

the coming days at work I will wring dry of every joyful, unbothered moment. Although part of me is concerned about the Library job I went for, as I have heard nothing back as of yet. Wish me luck, folks.
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Does anyone know a good download site?
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to download what exactly? I usually use the pirate bay, sometimes it's down, sometimes it's up, but they usually have what you need.
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I use kat torrents...https://kickass.to/

Trying to work out what to do with my 99' R6 two wheeled beast. It has been several years since its last service, and it is rather growly. Some people say just kill it, buy a new bike, but why the hell would I do that when it starts and rides every day??? Instead, I plan on cleaning the chain, replacing the air filter, replacing the spark plugs, possibly having the front fork oil replaced for the first time in 5 years when the front tyre is replaced...and if that doesn't cure its ills, I may well have to have the carbs cleaned and re-balanced, and even ponder the valve clearances.
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weedguru_animal wrote:I use kat torrents...https://kickass.to/

Trying to work out what to do with my 99' R6 two wheeled beast. It has been several years since its last service, and it is rather growly. Some people say just kill it, buy a new bike, but why the hell would I do that when it starts and rides every day??? Instead, I plan on cleaning the chain, replacing the air filter, replacing the spark plugs, possibly having the front fork oil replaced for the first time in 5 years when the front tyre is replaced...and if that doesn't cure its ills, I may well have to have the carbs cleaned and re-balanced, and even ponder the valve clearances.
Indeed do check the valve clearances....what kind of bike do you have anyways?
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I didn't know you were a biker, higher!!

My two wheeled beast is...a delapidated 99' R6>>>
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I has a 99' cbr600f before that in England...after a cb1-400 (cbr400 engine), GSX 250, TZR125, Honda H100, XT 250.

Mechanically I am awful, at best awkward. Up until this bike, I never pumped any tyres, changed any oil or filters and was lucky to survive, considering I rode everyday. With this beast, easily the fastest, over short distances, I have ever ridden, I have learned to in the least manage regular oil and oil filter changes, get the brakes and tyres changed by professionals when required yet its last service was May 2011. When the valve clearances were last checked and adjusted, the carbs re-balanced, plugs changed air filter cleaned. I also had an RK gold X Ring chain and steel sprockets installed in late 2011.

Since it has been a while...I am readying myself to clean the chain and rear sprocket tomorrow, with kerosene, and nylon brushes, then hose down, apply motul chain lube. A new air filter and set of plugs are en-route, which I will install myself. The front tyre needs replacing, and I figure, make use of a small portion of that labour to have the mechanics change the front fork seals and oil (not even looked at in 5 years). If all runs well after these jobs...fine. If not...I will book the bike in for either/maybe both carb cleaning/re-balancing and valve clearance adjustments.

A few biker mates at work have advised me to simply get a new bike for 8000$, but if I can spend $750-1500 and get another year or few out of this beast, which has only done 62000km, I will take that option.

Any advice???
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I'm not a biker...but I'm an aspiring mechanic I guess you could say. Don't really know much specifically about bikes, but I do know that valve clearance is an issue with Honda cars....do I'm assuming it's probable to be the same on a bike
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Well after some much needed fun in the sun and near death experiences I have finally trekked my way back to the northlands where the temperature never seems to get above -15C. Today is the superbowl so I plan on watching that. I don't care who wins, but I hope it is a good game. I will be back with posts shortly and I will begin deleting inactive members from the data base. I hope all is well in whatever corner of the world you currently reside.
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Going to Quebec city for some ice festival up there during reading week, and then I might go to Montreal, anyone have any recommendations for montreal, or maybe just quebec in general?
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Ugh... Had a horrible experience last night around 4am which technically is early morning but whatever.

So for the superbowl my boyfriend decided to make home made Jalapeno Poppers for the big game. So we ended up making them the night before the game and we washed them, cut them and stuffed them so all he had to do was pop them in the oven the next day. Well after that we sat down and had a delicious dinner at 2am because of a cooks hours that the time that dinner normally is for us. But we watched the new Wolverine movie and then went to bed. While settling in between the sheets, things started to get hot and heavy and he started messing with my girly parts...... WELL all of a sudden I started feeling somethings strange down there a sort of tingle... The tingle turned into an uncomfortable sensation.... which THEN turned into a burning beyond anything Ive felt ever!!!!.... That guy had the oils of a Jalapeno allllllllllll over this hands then decided to fuck with my shit!!!!!!!! OMG it was the worst... I had to sleep with a wet wash cloth between my legs. I didnt know whether to laugh historically or cry... never again!!!! Jalapeno fondling is something no one should EVER experience.

Just thought I would share because it was a life lesson and I think I remember reading a story on here many moons ago of someone having a similar experience.
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I can honestly say I'd never allow that to happen.

Firstly I consider myself a pretty smart guy, so anything spicy + eyes/vagina's/my dick is a no go.

Secondly I tend to wash my hands on a regular basis, and especially if I know I'll be using them to explore females.

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I had great, non burning sex last night, just felt like sharing too.
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I had a pretty good falafel
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Computer games don't affect kids. I mean, if Pac-Man had affected us as kids, we would all be running around darkened rooms, munching magic pills, and listening to repetitive electronic music.
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6 nations lookin pretty good so far.
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