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I had also heard that the film industry had dicked around with the release date of "Milk" although I never really saw any legitimate proof of that either. Politics and Hollywood are inextricably bound these days, it seems. Strange bedfellows, I guess.

I like the new profile picture.

A perfect pour. I still havent seen one yet. They always stop half way for a few and then continue

good luck bro

I have not seen it yet. Tomorrow I am hoping to. I know I am biased, but I do think he is a good actor. Not like the best, but he's decent.

You are very sweet.

I really want to see that movie. Tonight I am going to see The Day The Earth Stood Still. I have low expectations already, but I have to see it.

I just saw a preview for Milk tonight. Looked good.

I'm sorry I've been away so long. I'm gonna try to be better about keeping up with everything again. So how have you been?

That was a very cool video. I will be watching that movie tonight.

*sigh* I've been thru so many re-formats with this site by now that I just keep clicking and figure I'll get used to it. The only constant around here is change and everyone always hates it when it initially happens. We're such creatures of habit and new stuff rubs us the wrong way.

But I agree with you in that I really don't give a shit about mini bar sentences. Whatever!

Yeah this is interesting. But I have seen the site go through a lot of changes over the years. This one isn't so bad.

I was on Guitargeeks blog and saw that you're looking [ getting? ] an older
Triumph. Permatex can cure those oil leaks. Of course the old joke
about Harleys and Triumphs was: if it stopped leaking it was time to add
oil. Learning to set the points and valve lash isn't that difficult.
I got a sweet deal on my Triumph-America, a left over 2007. You should be
able to get a deal on any left overs. They had a '07 Bonny for $6500.
Good luck and Ride.

I also saw your comment in GG's blog. I've got one of the newer triumphs, the Thruxton, as well as a 73 Norton. I was going to recommend you take a look at a Kawasaki W650. they haven't made them for five or seven years but they were 100x more authentic a copy of the old brits (basically a bonneville clone in appearances) than the newer Triumphs like mine. They've got a kicker and everything. If I had it to do over I'd probably get one of those used instead of my Thruxton. The Norton has been nothing but trouble. If it were my only non-essential bike I could deal with wrenching to keep it on the road, but as it is i've got too many projects to spend so much time so often on it...

2001 Kawasaki W650:


2008 Triumph Bonneville:


One good thing about the triumphs is that there's so many of them around. Tons of aftermarket stuff available.

One good thing about the kawasaki is that there are so few of them around. You'll ride forever until you come across another guy on one.

but if you want my real advice, just re-read GG's post. If I had room for another bike It's be a Z1. If you're interested in a cafe'd 73 Norton commando you can buy mine & I'll get the z1!