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First concert Dio fronting Black Sabbath on the Heaven and Hell tour in Seattle at Memorial Stadium. RIP \m/

Yes sir! We have two summers which is cool, Summer and Super Summer lol You will be amazed at the progress. You will get better and if you dry fire it will just help all the way around. But the best thing is you're safe and that's the most important part. Everything else will fall into place and the more you put into it, the more you'll get in return. The people in this sport are so nice and helpful as you probably have already witnessed. Also his comment at the end, well I know I would do the same for my friend lol

WHAT is that crazy white stuff on the hill, is that some sort of nuclear sand? I know you must know this by now but your life will never be the same. If you're like me you now have a habit worse than crack but the good thing is your teeth will stay nice and pretty Very nice job and keep the videos coming. Hope you can figure out what's up with that white stuff though, that is making me really nervous. lol

WoW! Congrats! Thanks for everything Dave, and thanks for being available to us over at Stage 1. First time for me at a big match and being able to score was a huge plus. I had an awesome time watching everyone come through the stage and everyone was super nice. Oh, Congrats Jack S. on the XD raffle!

Excellent avatar PB, can I steal, cough, borrow that ?

Thanks for moving this and he will be missed! Listened to October Rust a few times as well today since that's the only cd I have here at work.

'05 had a hoax of his death but looks like this is real. 48 years young

Happy Birthday! Hope it's ok to join the site, have to keep up with all goings on with Team Amish! To join, for initiation, do I have to make a piece of furniture or do a horse and wagon race for a particular amount of time? Just wondering how I can get in on this

That was an awesome read , thanks for posting that. Definitely makes me want to get this done even more now! Thanks to all for the replies, T-minus 2 months from today.

Just posting this to set a goal and hopefully get some insight if anyone has done this. I wanted to take a long ride this year on my Hayabusa and wanted it to be memorable. After talking with a friend of mine who rides and wants to give this a shot as well. So here goes, the Iron Butt Association ( http://www.ironbutt.com/ridecerts/getdocument.cfm?DocID=1 ) has a bunch of guidelines for rides and time limits to do them in and if done you can submit an application and fee to get a certificate, pin etc and recognition on their website I think. Not 100% sure on all this since just found out about this earlier today. What I am going to attempt is get both the 1000 miles in 24 hours and 1500 miles in 36 hours completed during a 4000 mile trip I am planning for the last two weeks of May. The attempt for the 1k and 1500 mile ride will be the first leg. So, going to start in Houston, TX go to Niagara Falls, NY (google maps says close to 1500 miles so if I have to ride a little more north or east to get that in I can). I have done 1000 miles at one time on my bike so I feel that is in the bag, it's just the next 500 I'm really hoping to pull off and crossing my fingers that the weather will cooperate. I have pretty much a stock '05 Hayabusa (slip-on Yoshi Carbon Fiber) and that's pretty much it, no double bubble, no risers, pegs all stock. Ok so here's the plan: Houston - Niagara Falls - Cleveland (Rock & Roll HOF, just to say I've been there even though Rush not being in is a crime but that's another post) - up through the UP of Michigan - Minneapolis - Memphis (friend has never been to Graceland) - back home to Houston. Google maps has this as a little over 4000 miles and want to get this done in 10 - 11 days. (Staying 2 full days to party with my brother in Minneapolis on Memorial Day Weekend) Ok sorry long post and if you read it thanks if you have done this type of ride some words of wisdom are greatly appreciated!

Moved to Houston from Kent 10 years ago. Best thing I ever did . Year round motorcycle riding and now that I've started shooting, year round as well.

I just wanted to say thanks for everything and I am very happy with the decision I made due to the huge amount of information on the site (Dillon FAQ FTW!) and thank you to all the people that post. I purchased a 550 a month ago and have a background of never reloading before and not great when it comes to being a mechanically minded person. I always take way longer than it should to put stuff together etc and I was pretty nervous about getting this press. Reading through the Dillon FAQ 3 times (I have OCD issues it seems) , I said wth and knew I needed to purchase the Top Notch kit as it would give me everything I need to get started. I watched the instructional DVD a couple times then followed it while putting the press together. Everything worked out great even though someone else could have put it together in half the time but that's ok, I was set and ready to roll. Got everything dialed in and started cranking out rounds being very careful to make sure everything was as it should be. I just finished the first 1k tonight for a match tomorrow and just felt I needed to tell this story. If you are on the fence about purchasing a press etc, you can't go wrong buying from Brian and the support here is incredible. The amount of knowledge is staggering! Ok so now to end this book, thank you Brian and everyone that posts this really helps guys like me and I am very grateful! Now I need to stop slacking and shoot more than 1k a month ! sorry for the run-on sentences, I get carried away at times

ESFP

5.5gr Titegroup with a 180gr Berry's makes major out of my Glock 35 w/Lone Wolf barrel. UHM yeah I think/hope you meant 4.5 What he said.