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Ryan, Kudos to you on your L3 post.

Can't wait to see when their done!

Just put a one pound weight on a 12" wrench. That does seem ridiculously low though.

How are the Coustics treating you in your kicks?

Wow. It is slower than usually for me to, but maybe 5 seconds a page.

I wear those but not when I am going to get any sort of petroleum on them, then disposables are preferred in my book.

I like to wear disposable latex gloves, nothing smells worse to me than gear oil or bearing grease and it doesn't come off.

Even if I have to run DOS.

I am jealous of your collection, but regretably don't have what you need

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Shout out to SSA from MN again, finally, even though I have to leave in a few hours again. Just in town long enough for a haircut and a little nooky.

I no longer feel bad about my job.

FYI, there has been, and never will be, a truely warped rotor. If you dont beleive me google what a "warped" rotor actually is. Bad news, It cant be turned. It can but they wont, liability. The guy at NAPA that quoted me 40 something dollars for a new rotor was an idiot and quoted me for the B2000 with coil springs. I have torsions and mine is $68...for that I can get drilled rotors from Summit. If it comes down to it I will buy drilled rotors for like a nextra $4. I went ahead and had him turn the good rotor to the same thickness as the bad rotor incase I wanted to reuse them. I've got to talk this over with my dad. Wrong. You need to stop talking about chit you know nothing about. When the surface of the pad releases and unevenly attaches itself to the rotor the braking surface is indeed warped, if you are pulling some semantical game and are going to say the metal isn't warped fine but the rotor surely is. I suppose you know are going to go into what causes brake squeak, but before you do please "google" it as well and look at what they use to measure and design rotors in R&D it will keep you from chewing on your shoes again.

For her, I'd wipe forward.

Tomorrow back to Minny, Friday out to San Diego.

CO, Boulder CO.

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Thought I'd share what sorts I get to deal with on a day to day basis and then simplify in the end.

I should slap you for watching that * e slap* Gladly, I don't know what that is.

Cool, what was it for ? Measuring micromechanical magnetometers for quantifying nanomagnetism. It is an attempt to create a sensor to measure magnetic specimens below the superparamagnetic limit at room temperature allowing the scientist to understand what the individual effects of a single magnetic particle within a system has in quantum effects instead of just the global system itself. blah, blah, blah.... basically looking at the fundamental magentism of atomic particles to further understand theorems that we have already developed. To us really, at the moment it is useless but this is the sort of things that National labs investigate and in some ways the technology that fuels society.

Doesn't matter since the Twinkies are on a roll. LOL.

I used to work for a tool named Palle. He was an arse from Denmark and really doesn't like me, especially now. Something to do with a rather pointed exit letter. After reading it the company tried to hire me back, which further infuriated Palle.

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I have two pallets in my hotel room that i have to go load up. Aargh.