Shuff's General Chat Thread ... #73 - Talk about anything and everything...  

Just purchased my first bike.2009 Suzuki GS500F can't wait to get out there on it!

Star Wars Battlefront

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Hey Dai, was waiting for you to post. Yeah I read a bit about them online and everyone seemed to say that. I actually wanted the naked version (gs500) but none were coming up for the right price, so got this instead.

Didn't have a look for an earlier year?.If you ever need a riding buddy,let me know.




http://www.bikesales.com.au/bikes?Q=((((Ma...tion=Refinement

Happy Sunday

indeed
wash day.

Do you think she's a virgin Doc? I know she certainly wouldn't be if you let Vash anywhere less than thiirty meters of her!!

Based on my very limited exposure to Japanese culture, I’m pretty sure there aren’t many things more popular there than karaoke bars, sadistic game shows and weird pixelated pornography.

I don’t know how it took so long for them to combine all three.

The concept of the show, called “Sing What Happens,” is fairly simple: Guys sing karaoke as a woman does hand stuff until their tone begins to warble. It might be a game show, but there’s really no way to lose.

According to the video’s description, the show runs on a premium adult channel, so it’s worth noting this isn’t what comes on after the Japanese version of “Jeopardy!.”

If you’re curious, that would be the Japanese version of “Wheel of Fortune.”

you might want to warn the wife shuff's that episode 4 is below par, scuttlebutt suggest's 'unwatchable'.

The legendary Valentino Rossi wins dramatic race, as Marc Marquez crashes out during battle for the lead.

Valentino Rossi took a stunning victory at today's GP Red Bull de la República Argentina after an inspired tire choice helped the seven-time MotoGP champion chase down race leader Marc Marquez, who dramatically crashed his factory Honda trying to re-take Rossi for the win.

Rossi's race was nearly ruined on the first corner, as he touched the boot of Ducati rider Andrea Iannone. He remained in his starting position of eighth for a couple of laps before he began his charge to the front.

Rossi took ten laps to fight his way through into second place, and he then set after Marquez who was 4s ahead but losing grip with his hard rear Bridgestone. Rossi's extra-hard option.
The gap to Marquez progressively closed down, with Rossi's advantage clear to see on the timing screen and with just three laps to go Rossi was ready to pounce. When the decisive move came, Marquez tried his best to get back under Rossi but touched the rear wheel of the Yamaha and crashed out in a shower of sparks.

Yeah,might have to watch the last couple of episodes of season four to get back into it.The Mrs has bought a new Laptop,since we watched the last season,so we had to set it up,for the TV,using episode one,and I didn't know half the characters in the first five minutes.

another awesome race..
there's not enough superlatives to put it into context what he's doing at this age.

His race pace was out of this world.
Laying down Circuit Lap Record with 5 laps to go, are you kidding me!!

BC-BR ordered...
Rims 18x9.5 orderd... going for hyperblack with polished lip.. current ones are out of stock.. going to see if they are
still available.. the newer ones are just a shade darker but still look good.. do prefer the lighter ones but either or...

wins even better when your nearest placed rival crashes out.

pics of new rim? have you photo shopped them onto your car yet?

Mitsubishi doesn’t have much in the way of interesting product these days, and the situation is due to become more dire as the last bastion of excitement at the brand, the Lancer Evolution, is set to be culled later this year. Previously, Mitsubishi’s U.S. chief Don Swearingen said a special edition model will be launched to mark the Evo’s end, and now the car, badged as a “Final Edition�, has been launched in the automaker’s home market of Japan.

Inspiration for the Evo Final Edition came from the Lancer Evolution X Final Concept rolled out late last year, though sadly the production version misses out on the show car’s awesome 473-horsepower, HKS-tuned engine. Instead, the Evo Final Edition packs the familiar 2.0-liter turbo four, which in Japan is rated at 296 horsepower.

The car is based on the Evo's GSR trim level, which means it comes with a five-speed manual gearbox as standard. However, a number of premium features from the MR trim are added here. These include forged 18-inch wheels from BBS, Bilstein shocks with Eibach springs, and Brembo two-piece brake rotors.

There are five exterior colors available to buyers of the Evo Final Edition, including a new gray hue. Buyers can also opt to have the roof panel finished in black or white. Inside, buyers will find contrast stitching for the steering wheel, Recaro bucket seats, parking brake and gear shift knob, as well as a commemorative plaque on the center console. “Final Edition� badging can also be found at the rear of the car.

Just 1,000 examples will be built for the Japanese market starting in August, after which production of the 10th-generation Evo will come to an end. It’s not clear yet if something like the Evo Final Edition will be launched in the U.S.

As for any successor, Mitsubishi has stated in the past that any new Evo will be very different to past generations of the car, with many suggesting it will be a plug-in hybrid based on the next-generation Outlander Sport. Unfortunately, it will be years until we see the replacement as Mitsubishi has also said it won’t start development until it has suitable technology.

episode 2 came out today, so a better quality version will be available now

stupid move from MM.. yer he is an agressive rider but some of his
passes are just very careless, he still had plenty of time to attack and pass
again but this kid is too impatient.. try to battle with Rossi when he's in the form that he is you will come out 2nd best..
Rossi still leads the WC with MM 30 points behind.. this could be the year he wins his 10th world title..
Video of MM getting slam dunked!

"Fortunately I'm ok. It was just a bit scary in the beginning because I had so much pain in my stomach," Marquez said.

It's a shame what happened, because we were having a good race. It was really interesting, because our tyre choice was different from Valentino's, because I knew that it would have been impossible to beat him with the [same] harder compound.

"So I took a risk, pushed at the beginning and opened a gap. The strategy was working out well for us it's just a pity about the last two laps. When I saw that he was closing in on me, I decided to save the tyres a little.

On the final laps I went back in the low 1'39s and knew we would be fighting to the end. But when he passed me - you saw on the video what happened,� he added.

Valentino is Valentino and it is difficult to beat him. I've always said that he's my idol and my reference, so you always learn things from him.

"Now I'm already thinking about Jerez. I already understand what happened here. So in Jerez I will do my best and try to recover points. There are still many races and anything can happen."

the good thing about MM is he goes on with it.. doesnt come out and point the finger..

FYI, that Jap video is a fake comedy show.

I'll agree with you there,he slid until he hit the green stuff,got up and did the short sprint,but then threw his arms in the air,when he saw the ignition keys had come out