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TBum,
Mrs Stig put you up to this?...
I'll finish the leaves as soon as I'm done watching SuperBowl LI on the DVR..
My Patriots are in big trouble late in the 3rd quarter!!!
Stig
(my daughter says this will make an even two dozen times I've watched this replay. ..the leaves can wait - there could be a miracle happening here!)

So you finally gave up the Betamax. Spoiler, the Patriots did the impossible.

Let's face it, the vast majority who buy such machines never take them on adventurers. Like people who buy SUVs. They are mostly for soccer moms and wannabe outdoorsmen who don't like getting their hands dirty let alone rough it. It's all about image, nothing more.

I've had good luck with these guys...https://www.kymcopartsmonster.com/oemparts/c/kymco/parts

^^^ This. They do from time to time under fill an order, but an email usually fixes that.

Waste of good cheese there, trout!
Stig

I find that after a single use the cheese doesn't hold it form. It maybe due to their age. I've had this pack a couple of years now.

Thinking about it, recycling would be a good use of resources. Stig, send me your snail mail address. I start sending you my once used ear plugs. 

Stig,

Deja vu. It swear I've read this someplace before. 

Every time I ride. I have a jumbo pack of 3M bullet style ear protections.  I grab a couple and place them in a zip lock bag to make sure I always have a set or two on hand. I toss after each use ride.

A little over six years ago I kept dropping hints on my wife that I like to get back onto two wheels. She wasn't buying it. One day while walking around one of the little shopping districts in our city we came upon a scooter. She said why don't you get one of those. At the time I wasn't thinking of a scooter as an option, but hey it's got two wheels and she approved of it. Next thing I know I am off to the local Vespa dealer. Then sticker shock! I just could not get myself to part with that much cash for a scooter. I went back and forth over the idea of buying a scooter or forgetting about two wheels altogether. After talking it over with the sales guy he suggested the Genuine Buddy 170i or the Like 200i. The Buddy I felt was a little small, but the Like fit me perfectly and it looked like a Vespa. The price cinched the deal for me at half the price of a Vespa. I picked it up the next day and quickly feel in love with riding a scooter. Reluctantly last summer I traded my Like for a motorcycle as I needed more power and since I am in my late 50s felt I may not have that much more time before I can no longer throw my leg over a bike to ride. I miss my scooter, but I know when the time comes and I can't swing a leg over a MC I'll be back on a scooter.