How Many Miles On Your 250s?
#21
10-14-2008, 05:13 AM
Fair call, JasonFMX.
Yeah, we got murderers, rapists, drug dealers and other scum here too.
But, unlike certain states in the USA, we don't have sentences where life means life or injection/chair.
What we have are inept, soft-**** judges bowing to an inept, soft-**** nanny-state government where these scum are handed a 20 year sentence.
They then get paroled after 5 years and go straight back out and commit even worse crimes. Safe in the knowledge that, if caught, they'll have another cruisy 5-10 years before they're out again. Go figure!!!
Yeah, we got murderers, rapists, drug dealers and other scum here too.
But, unlike certain states in the USA, we don't have sentences where life means life or injection/chair.
What we have are inept, soft-**** judges bowing to an inept, soft-**** nanny-state government where these scum are handed a 20 year sentence.
They then get paroled after 5 years and go straight back out and commit even worse crimes. Safe in the knowledge that, if caught, they'll have another cruisy 5-10 years before they're out again. Go figure!!!
#22
10-14-2008, 05:58 AM
some one on here as the thing about l.e.a.p. (law enforcement against prohibition). smart cops, make drugs legal (let people kill them selfs with hard drugs, the people that smoke pot sit at home anyways), it will end drug related crimes, and open a lot of room up in jails for people that need it.
#24
10-14-2008, 12:08 PM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 12,584
You freakin need guns here man. Between gangs and drug related crimes like street robberies, home invasions... and crap like that, you gotta have a gun. If more people had guns there would be less crimes because A. the people that tried to rob you would be shot and therefore no need to process them. and B. Through Darwinisim the idiots would all be killed off and the smarter criminals would wise up and stop robbing people, they know vast majority of people DON'T have guns so they know they can get away with whatever they do...and they do it too.
I very much so encourage people to exercise your right as an American to get a concealed weapon permit and carry a handgun. lean how to use and store it safely and responsibly. Hey, the criminals use every damn right they have...its time for law abiding citizens to do the same. The cops and government arent gonna do anything. It's time Americans do what they do best and stop takin crap and take care of the problem ourselves.
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I very much so encourage people to exercise your right as an American to get a concealed weapon permit and carry a handgun. lean how to use and store it safely and responsibly. Hey, the criminals use every damn right they have...its time for law abiding citizens to do the same. The cops and government arent gonna do anything. It's time Americans do what they do best and stop takin crap and take care of the problem ourselves.
:End Rant:
#25
10-14-2008, 12:13 PM
I very much so encourage people to exercise your right as an American to get a concealed weapon permit and carry a handgun. lean how to use and store it safely and responsibly. Hey, the criminals use every damn right they have...its time for law abiding citizens to do the same. The cops and government arent gonna do anything. It's time Americans do what they do best and stop takin crap and take care of the problem ourselves.
:End Rant:
#26
10-14-2008, 12:21 PM
As for the thread - I'm at 3243 miles on my 06klx. I picked it up a couple of weeks ago and did a little maintenance before I started using it as my commuter. I've been commuting on Harley's for the last few years and purchased a new FXD in April. It now has 10,000 miles so I purchased the KLX for commuting and save my miles on the FXD for weekends. Ok, it's just an excuse 'cause I wanted an DS badly. I average 2000 miles per month.
#27
10-14-2008, 12:22 PM
these days im worrying less and less about the criminals and more and more about our government ;\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgMx2...rs.com/?p=5198
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgMx2...rs.com/?p=5198
#28
10-14-2008, 12:46 PM
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Middle of SC
Posts: 156
When's it "safe" to switch over to synthetic? Is 1000 miles good? i.e. I just did mine at 700 -- it's first change. I guess I'll do it again at about 1400 or so; it would be safe for synthetic then, right?
#29
10-14-2008, 12:48 PM
i believe the general consensus is, use standard oil to give the motor time to seat.. by 700 miles or so should be fine.
#30
10-14-2008, 01:34 PM
Check your PM box, USMC, I sent you one about guns last night.
On-Topic: I guess that's why mine leaks, I've been running synthetic since the first change. Slight leak on the valve cover, and a little out of the fill cap. Nothing to write home about, just enough to collect dirt.
On-Topic: I guess that's why mine leaks, I've been running synthetic since the first change. Slight leak on the valve cover, and a little out of the fill cap. Nothing to write home about, just enough to collect dirt.