Crappie fishing tip #1
Nature’s Automatic “crappie finder”
Have you ever notice that nature and it’s critters are pretty dog-gone smart? think about it. We always do our research before we go fishing for crappie by reading up on the latests crappie fishing techniques on how to catch crappie. We surf the internet for better crappie fishing tips,we visit tackle shops to find the latest crappie fishing jigs and lures, and we talk to our fishing buddies.
And just think I haven’t even started to talk about the money we spend to get ready to go fishing for crappie, like purchasing crappie fishing poles,reals,tackle gas to get there and food to eat. Once we get where we’re going , we spend half an hour looking unloading and talking about how to catch crappie and how many fish we are going to catch.
My point is we are missing out on a very valuable fishing indicator and one of the best fish finders available, and it’s all free! It’s mother nature. If you watch the birds swoop down into the water and pick up a fresh meal and mean watch them closely, what do you think they are picking up out of the water?
Yep, you got it, Minnows! Food for the crappie! If you are a savvy crappie fisherman, you can let nature show you how to catch crappie and where to start fishing for crappie. Pay special attention to the birds. They are the cheapest (and most accurate) fish finder on the planet!
8 More simple crappie fishing tips on how to catch crappie
Crappie fishing tip #2
Find underwater crappie structure , bait up, and drop your line right on the edges of the crappie structure.
Crappie fishing tip #3
If you are you are fishing from a boat and you are going to be fishing for crappie locate your structure and anchor over the top. Extend your rod and drop your line so you are fishing on the very edges of the structure, not right inside. Fishing inside, or in the middle of a fallen tree wont be effective, you need to try the edges. This is one crappie fishing tip that you need to be serious about when you are learning how to catch crappie.
Crappie fishing tip #4
Drop your bait down until it hits the bottom.
Crappie fishing tip#5
until Real your bait up about 1 foot.
Crappie fishing tip#6
If you don’t get any bites, rotate your real handle again to come up one more foot.
Crappie fishing tip#7
Keep repeating this process until you start getting bites.
Crappie fishing tip#8
Mark the spot where they are hitting and fish the area heavily.
Crappie fishing tips #9
“The old time secret how to fish for crappie tip ” The Crappie Drive Thru”
Crappie fishing tip #9a
Grab a dead animal (road kill) shortly after it has died is best.
Crappie fishing tip #9b
Put the carcass in some loose netting so the meat is exposed, then hang it on a Branch overhanging the water. Make sure you have caught crappie in the area you hang the carcass.
Crappie fishing tip #9c
When the carcass starts to decaying maggots will fall into the water and drive the crappie into a feeding frenzy.
Crappie fishing tip #9d
If you are like me. and a little squeamish about collecting “road kill”.. Take some netting, fill it with cheap meat you buy from the store, and tie in your overhang.
You will be amazed how this how to crappie fishing tip really works! you can catch crappie at this spot for a month or more.
July 03 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
The two sides of Capitol Hill appear to be engaging in a bidding war to see who can put more money toward the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases in its version of the economic stimulus bill.
The House included $335 million in its package. But the Senate, not to be outdone, provided $400 million in STD spending in its bill.
When the Drudge Report noted the House funds Wednesday morning, it set off a round of criticism from Republicans who said the money made no sense in a $819 billion bill designed to get the economy back on track.
“Senate big spenders will never be underbid in wasting tax dollars. But how in the world does STD research create jobs? Wait. … Don’t answer that. I don’t want to know,” said Wesley Denton, an aide to Sen. Jim DeMint, South Carolina Republican.
But the Senate bill, on page 138 of the 431-page measure, directs $400 million to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “for the screening and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV.”
The Senate is expected to begin floor debate on its stimulus bill next week.
Sen. Tom Harkin, Iowa Democrat and chairman of the Senate Appropriations health subcommittee, listed the allocation as one of the noteworthy achievements of the Senate spending bill, along with $75 million for smoking cessation and $870 million to prepare for a pandemic influenza outbreak.
“This initiative includes grants to communities for health promotion, immunization programs, health screenings and counseling, smoking-cessation programs, scholarships and loan repayment for health professionals, research, and evidence-based disease-prevention strategies,” Mr. Harkin said in touting his work.
On the House side, the National Republican Congressional Committee fired off e-mails Wednesday challenging freshman Democrats to take a stand on whether they thought $335 million for STD prevention was a good way to spend economic-recovery money.
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The STD money was included in the bill that passed the House by a 244-188 vote Wednesday evening, but House Democrats were forced to remove a separate $200 million that had been designated to boost contraceptive coverage under Medicaid, the government-run health care plan for the poor.
That provision was removed after President Obama made a personal appeal to take it out of the bill.
Republicans and some Democrats have complained that the recovery bill is loaded with items that would provide little short-term help in boosting the economy. Republicans say the bill instead has become a vehicle for congressional Democrats to get approval for projects they’ve been unable to secure in recent years with congressional Republicans and President Bush able to foil their efforts.
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June 05 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
p>WASHINGTON — New York is not thought of as a big military state. But Representative John M. McHugh, who was selected Tuesday to be President Obama’s secretary of the Army, has long stood out among his New York colleagues for his attention to military matters.
The fate of his district, which stretches across the state’s economically beleaguered North Country, has long been tied to the Fort Drum Army post, home to the 10th Mountain Division, whose soldiers have constantly rotated in and out of Afghanistan and Iraq for the past seven years.
He has been one of Fort Drum’s staunchest advocates in Washington, using his seat on the House Armed Services Committee to protect it from closing. He has also been aggressive about working to bring military-related jobs to the 23rd District.
But the efforts of Mr. McHugh, the ranking Republican on the committee, go beyond the parochial concerns of his district. He has been a supporter of spending on major military projects like the Navy’s F-14 fighter, built for years on Long Island, and the Marines’ V-22 Osprey.
He was also among a group of Congressional leaders President Obama personally briefed in February about his plan to withdraw troops from Iraq by 2010. While Mr. McHugh was concerned that the security situation in Iraq was fragile, he said he was reassured by Mr. Obama’s promise of flexibility.
“The president’s objective to withdraw U.S. combat forces from Iraq is one that we should pray for, plan for and work toward,” Mr. McHugh said after the meeting, in a display of the moderate brand politics he is known for.
Mr. McHugh, 60, is part of a vanishing breed in the House: centrist Republicans from Northeastern states. In New York, for instance, there are just three remaining Republicans, including Mr. McHugh, in the state’s 29-member delegation in the House.
Mr. McHugh’s resignation would mean a second special House election in the state, where Democrats managed to hold on to a heavily Republican district in the Albany area this spring after the incumbent, Kirsten Gillibrand, was appointed to the Senate to succeed Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Democratic leaders in Washington and New York contend that they have a chance at capturing Mr. McHugh’s seat, although the district favors Republicans.
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June 03 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
By Scott Wilson
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, June 3, 2009; 8:09 AM
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, June 3–American flags are hanging next to the green banner of the Saudi kingdom on the street-light poles of this desert capital, a celebratory nod to the arrival of President Obama, who on Wednesday landed here to begin a five-day tour through the Middle East and Europe.
Obama will hold a day of meetings with King Abdullah on Iran’s nuclear program and the dormant Israeli-Palestinian peace process, among other issues. It is his first presidential visit to the Arab Middle East.
At a tarmac welcoming ceremony, Obama was greeted by the 84-year-old Saudi leader. The two strode down a red carpet lined by ranks of Saudi soldiers, U.S. and Saudi flags flying taut in a brisk, dry wind. A military band then played the Star-Spangled Banner.
The leaders were then scheduled to travel to King Abdullah’s farm at Jenadriyah, not far from Riyadh. The king hosted a dinner there last year for then-President Bush featuring an Arabian horse show and a falconry exhibition.
This stop was a late addition to Obama’s itinerary, the centerpiece of which is his Thursday address in Cairo to the Islamic world.
It comes as Obama is pushing for early progress on Middle East peace efforts and reaching out to Iran’s leaders over their nuclear program - two major and intertwined foreign policy gambits that so far have yielded few results.
With its vast oil wealth and supreme religious importance in the Islamic world as the site of Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabia has long been a leading Sunni Arab player in the region, an influence Abdullah has sought to deepen in recent years.
Abdullah has asserted Saudi diplomacy aggressively in Lebanon and in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He was the first to propose broad Arab recognition of Israel in return for its withdrawal from all territory occupied in the 1967 Middle East War, and he has sought in the past to broker unity government agreements between rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah.
Obama has suggested that Abdullah’s peace proposal, adopted by the Arab League in 2002 and now known as the Arab Peace Initiative, may serve as a way to revive talks between Israelis, Palestinians and Arab countries, only two of which now recognize the Jewish state.
After a meeting with Obama last month, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu indicated that he would welcome more regional participation in future Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. He said he “would like to broaden the circle of peace to include others in the Arab world, if we could.”
Those talks are being held up now by Palestinian concerns over Israeli settlement construction in the West Bank and Netanyahu’s refusal to endorse the creation of an independent Palestinian state as the best way to achieve peace.
The Obama administration may be taking more of an outside in view of the conflict, hoping a gesture from Arab nations such as this one might push Israel toward peace with the Palestinians.
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June 03 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
Author: Kilian
Medical tourism is all the rage in many countries nowadays. Many patients who require complex surgeries or medical procedures for their ailments are now traveling abroad to get treated. Patients from UK, USA, and many other developed countries are moving to Asian countries like India, Hong Kong, Malaysia, China, Singapore, Philippines, and Thailand. In these countries, these people receive superior healthcare at a fraction of what it would cost in their homeland.
Reasons for people opting for medical tourism
There are many reasons for which people from developed countries choose to get their ailments treated abroad. Some of the important reasons include:
- The quality of healthcare services that they find in the other countries often rivals what they would receive at home. Most of the doctors and healthcare professionals are highly qualified. Besides, most hospitals and healthcare facilities are equipped with state of the art provisions for treatment.
- The cost of treatment in the countries noted for medical tourism is often a fraction of what is required for same services at developed countries. In fact, for a fraction of the price required in US for a heart bypass, patients from US can travel to India, get treated, and top it off with a small vacation at any popular tourist destination within the country.
- Employer-sponsored healthcare policies are now starting to include complete cost coverage of healthcare for employees who travel abroad to get treated. This has resulted in the employees getting good healthcare and the employer having to pay much less.
- Some contagious diseases, such as, tuberculosis, typhoid, and malaria are often misdiagnosed in developed countries because most doctors and healthcare officials believe such diseases cannot happen in their country. In tropical countries like India, Malaysia, Philippines, etc., doctors are more open to accepting the possibility that the patient might indeed have a contagious disease.
- Last, but not the least, many insurance companies in the developed countries are now providing full coverage of the healthcare costs incurred by the insured patient choosing to get treatment done abroad. The patients are happy because they are getting good healthcare plus the benefit of a vacation, while the insurance company has to pay a much smaller amount to the patient.
All these benefits have inspired many patients in developed countries to opt for treatments for their ailments in foreign country. In the coming years, health tourism is expected to gain even more popularity.
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - Medical Tourism: Traveling For Health
June 01 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
Skin is an amazing ?survival suit? covering a human body. It is the organism’s and its reliable shield that shelters it from many harmful impacts of the environment.
Beautiful, smooth skin without any defects is both an indication of health and a significant attribute of beauty, an sign of harmonious interaction of the organism with the environment.
Unfortunately, health and harmony rarely meet in the reality. People are often ill, and pathological changes can be observed on the skin. Skin diseases might occur at any age: the diseases are various and many of them are difficult to be treated. Skin affections are almost always seen, which makes the patient suffer not only physically, but also morally.
Before speaking about our approaches to the problem of skin diseases, I would like to make some clinical examples from our practice.
1) Nathaly ?., 23 years old. Since the age of 17 years she has marked the center of herpetic appearance of skin rash in the field of the left buttock. Light intervals for the most part were absent. Two weeks after the beginning of the program of the individual diet which was chosen according to method the skin rash disappeared. The rash appeared for the last time during the 6-th week, but disappeared 4 days later. Supervision period — 2,5 years.
2) Xenia Ch., 47 years old. She came to the Clinic with initial weigh excess (164 kg.), hypertension, varicosity and 8 year-old extensive trophic ulcers on shins. The trophic ulcers disappeared in 1,5 months, she lost 30 kg weigh in 3 months, the blood pressure decreased from 180 / 110 to 130 / 85 m.Hg. The patient has been observed in clinic since 2003, the state continues to improve, trophic ulcers are absent.
3) Vladimir U., 64 years old. Suffered an erysipelatous inflammation (at the external surface of the shin), which relapsed 1—3 times a year and demanded repeated rates of antibacterial therapy. A small acute condition occurred on the 7-th day of his ?correct? diet, but it was stopped within 36 hours with the help of homeopathic treatment. Since November, 2004 no relapses have been mentioned.
4) Dmitry ?., 19 years old. Plentiful juvenile blackheads on face, at the back, on theshoulders, seborrhea oleosa. Adiposity. After 3 months of the diet the skin cleaned and the weight decreased. 10 months later the weight normalized and now the skin remains clean.
5) Ann K. 2 years 8 months. After the blood test and the change of nutrition according to the results of the test she got rid of manifestations of an exudative diathesis, which she suffered since 3 months.
Atopic dermatitis, eczema, blackheads and other pustular diseases of skin, seborrhea oleosa, herpes and shingles, fungoid defeats, an erysipelatous inflammation, psoriasis and many other states are perfectly treated with the help of your individual diet .
All dermatological schools agree that the principal causes of skin illnesses are abnormalities of immunity and metabolism. Metabolism starts with absorption of food, which is the source of construction and energy material. During the process of digestion the product is taken into pieces to the level of amino acids, glucose, fat acids, vitamins, trace elements, etc. If digestion is not ideal, some products are not fully digested and they are proceed into blood as recognized as alien fragments (look the mechanism transcitosis in the section ?For professionals? on our site).
During the penetration of an alien material into the internal environment a superfluous loading on immunity and ?sewer? systems of an organism (a kidney, a liver) occur. A constant overload of immune system leads to failures in its work and to inevitable ?mistakes?, including infectious and inflammatory, allergic and auto-immune skin diseases. The impediment of work of detoxificating and excretory systems leads to the necessity of inclusion of ?reserve? channels of removal of ?trash? and extensive surfaces of skin and mucous membrane successfully serve as such a ?reserve?.
The use of our method allows to reveal and exclude from your nutrition products-antagonists, which releases your immunity and excretory systems from overloads, and lets the organism get rid of illnesses by itself.
May 24 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
Three vintage cars with a combined value of more than $106,000 were stolen early Thursday morning from a classic car lot in Loudon County, authorities said.
The break-in at Smoky Mountain Traders, 11840 U.S. Highway 321, took place about 5 a.m. when a group of thieves disabled the gate and drove the vehicles off the lot, according to Loudon County Sheriff’s Office Detective Charlie Cosner.
“It took about a minute or less,” Cosner said.
The cars were described as an orange and white 1972 Pontiac GTO Judge convertible, a red and black 1971 Chevelle Super Sport convertible, and a red and white 1972 Super Sport Chevelle, said business owner Keith Bledsoe.
“I’m sure they loaded them into an enclosed car trailer after they drove them off,” Bledsoe said. “I’m hoping that someone was on U.S. 321 (Thursday) morning and saw something.”
Bledsoe said he used to build houses for a living but decided to open the car lot in May when the construction industry slowed. “I put my life savings into these old cars,” he said.
Bledsoe said he was able to determine the time of the break-in using a security camera but it was too early to say whether the camera’s images will be useful in identifying the three suspects.
He is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of the cars and the convictions of those responsible for the thefts.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to the Sheriff’s Office at 865-986-4823 or the business at 865-988-8088.
J.J. Stambaugh may be reached at 865-342-6307.
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May 20 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
On May, in France started 62th Cannes film festival.
Hearings about that the competitive program of the Cannes film festival starting today, will collect elite of world direction, have proved to be true. Financial crisis as if has teased the main directors of Europe and Asia: in desire to prove that their art exists not in the most direct dependence on the market, they competing in speed finished the pictures to the main festival of the world.
LONDON, May 9 — Next week in Cannes you could be forgiven for thinking that the good and the great of the movie world had declined to take off their Ray-Bans for the opening film of the world’s biggest film festival.
They will, in fact, be wearing polarised specs, as the 3D revolution in cinema finally begins to look like a real possibility, with dozens of films on the horizon backed by big studios.
The opening night at Cannes will feature a 3D animated film about a grumpy old man whose house flies round the world under party balloons. The Disney-Pixar film “Up”, from the makers of “Toy Story” and the director of “Monsters Inc”, is a milestone in the festival’s 62-year history. While several animated films have been shown in the past, including “Dumbo” and “Shrek”, “Up” is the first one to land the opening-night slot.
The new 3D films began dribbling into cinemas last year and will soon be impossible to avoid. The polarised specs, which are more like sunglasses, have replaced the old cardboard blue and red glasses, and the experience is meant to knock socks off. For many, the 3D revolution is the most exciting thing since the talkies or Technicolor, and the money being thrown at it is astonishing.
Disney has more than a dozen 3D movies in preparation while Twentieth Century Fox is reportedly spending US$200m (RM720 million) on James Cameron’s “Avatar”, which uses new 3D techniques and around which incredible hype is building. The New York Times quoted a behavioural neurologist as saying that it was possible that “Avatar”, about a troop using technology to control an alien body, could possibly tap brain systems left undisturbed by conventional films.
John Woodward, chief executive of the UK Film Council, said the 3D revolution was real: "I do think it is a step change, not quite as big as the introduction of sound but maybe up there with the move from black and white to colour and certainly there with the introduction of widescreen.
"Whatever way you look at it, the sheer level of Hollywood money means we are going to be seeing a lot more 3D films. You’ll not be able to avoid them and the experience is fantastic."
Aside from 3D, Cannes promises much. Quentin Tarantino will blast in with his World War Two spaghetti western “Inglourious Basterds”. Also in competition will be the British directors Ken Loach, with “Finding Eric”, and Andrea Arnold with “Fish Tank”, about a teenager whose mum gets a new boyfriend.
There was good news for the London film festival yesterday with the UK Film Council saying it was giving it ?1.8 million (RM6.5 million) over three years to help it raise its game. — Guardian
May 16 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
Trying to find a remedy for snoring can be a frustrating and costly experience. There are many products on the market which advertise that they are the best remedy for snoring. No one product on the market is the cure all for snoring because snoring is caused by many different factors. Understanding what is causing the snoring will help a person make decisions about the best treatment for that individual. If the snoring is caused by nasal congestion or vibrations in the nasal passageway snoring sprays may provide great relief. Snoring sprays are applied by spraying the oral and throat cavity. These snoring sprays come with a variety of mixtures which may do everything from lubricating the breathing passages to providing a numbing effect. When the nasal passageway is lubricated it may help nasal congestion and irritation to decrease in turn relieving the snoring problems. Snoring sprays which numb the oral-nasal cavity may relieve snoring by stopping the vibration of tissue. Snoring sprays can be a simple and low cost remedy to snoring providing for much needed sleep for an individual or their family members. Snoring sprays can be purchased online or at a local drug store. If a person is on other medications or has allergies to medicine, it would be good
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to check with the pharmacist for possible drug interactions to the snoring spray. Some Basic Cautions in the Use of Snoring Sprays It is very important for a person to know what is causing their snoring before just choosing an over-the-counter remedy such as snoring sprays. Snoring can be caused by weight, diet, allergies, alcohol use, or physiological problems. Snoring can be a symptom of some severe breathing problems. If a person is suffering from sleep apnea or an obstruction to their airway, a physician should be consulted to find the best treatment. There are many physicians who specialize in sleep medicine. Sleep studies can be performed to determine if a person is suffering from oxygen deprivation while sleeping. Any amount of oxygen deprivation can affect a person’s health and ability to perform functions of daily living. In this case using an over-the-counter remedy such as a snoring spray may be useless and may even hide a serious medical issue. It is important for a physician to be consulted to determine the best course of treatment. This does not necessarily mean that it will be expensive to treat a person. With some simple questions and a basic exam, a physician may recommend a basic treatment such as a lifestyle change, snoring spray or any other over-the-counter remedy.
May 12 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
It nonchalantly to rush into things once you’ve decided to buy a new motorbike, but have a little patience and save yourself a little grief and a lot of money.
Elect WHICH BIKE IS BEST FOR YOU
Notice here, I avoided the word ‘want’, because what you want, and what suits you upper-class are totally different animals. It’s all very well finally aspiring to the bike of your dreams only to find that you fall off at every junction because your legs are too straight, or it’s so fast that it scares you to death, so retain a modicum of common sense when making your purchase. There’s also the question of what you can manage. You may scrape together the money to buy the bike in the first place, but can you really afford to run it. Don’t forget; fast bikes are costly to insure, primarily if you are young or have no ‘no claims’ bonus.
DO YOUR HOMEWORK
Right, you’ve decided which bike to buy and you’re off to get your zealous hands upon the beauty, but wait, hold on a minute. Before you jump in, ought you not to test the water? It’s time to look into the market. This is an important point, because it could save you a lot of money. You’re going to have to decide whether you’re going to buy privately or from a dealer. Of conduct, buying privately is cheaper, but if you go down this route, make sure you know what you’re doing. Buying from a dealer will sell more protection should there be a problem with the machine after you’ve owned it for a week or two. Shop around and see who’s offering the best deal. If necessary, extend back and wait until the bike you want is available.
BE METICULOUS WITH THE PAPERWORK
You may find a motorcycle that is just the affair for you, suits you down to the ground and is reasonably priced, but that price won’t look so good if you buy the bike, only to discover a few weeks later that the yourself who sold the motorbike didn’t actually own it. If the seller cannot provide the documentation for the motorbike, don’t touch it. Make ineluctable that the address on the registration document is the same as the sellers.
A LITTLE HISTORY
Alright, we’ve ascertained that the man who’s selling the motorcycle is the rightful owner; well he thinks he is anyway. The fact is that if the motorcycle was bought on finance by someone who overstretched themselves and failed to keep up with the payments, the bike could well be the riches of the money lenders. Firstly, ask the seller if the bike is paid for; unless he’s an out and out liar, he’s going to come tidy and save you a lot of hassle. If he seems to be a decent chap and you believe him…don’t. Invest in a vehicle check. It could be the best money you ever burned-out.
THE VIEWING
Never, ever, ever, ever view a vehicle at any other place than the seller’s home. Believe me; even if you have to travel a extended distance to see the motorcycle, it’s worth going that extra mile or two. Don’t be tempted by offers to meet half way at a avenue side cafe or some such place. I hardly need to say this, but don’t go at night. All vehicles look better under street lights. Now here’s a absolutely good idea; if you’re not too hot on the mechanical side of things, take someone along who knows about bikes.
DOES IT GO
And more to the point, is it growing to keep going? I refer back to the point about taking someone along who is knows about motorbikes. If you don’t have a friend who fits into this category, it may be well worth paying someone who does. In the lofty scheme of things a little extra on the price of the bike isn’t too much to bear. The alternative could be unthinkable.
Understanding?
The motorcycle is a few years old, but according to the clock it must have been sitting in a garage, but hold on a minute, it looks a baby worn in places. Watch out for ‘clocking’. Ask the seller to produce test certificates from above-named years and check to se if they tally with the recorded mileage.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
On it. It’s not only humans that suffer from identity theft. Make sure you’re not buying a ringer. Every vehicle carries a peerless number; do your utmost to ensure that the number hasn’t been changed.
THE TEST RIDE
Before you take the bike out for a defraud, explain to the owner that you’re going to be gone for at least half an hour. It’s no good just going down the road and back and hoping to get a think for a bike that you’re going to be living with for a while. Take more care choosing your bike than your partner (most people do).
SOMETHING FISHY
If something doesn’t seem right, if there’s a little niggle in the back of your mind, go home and think about it… no, just go home, sabbatical it. Another bike will come along in due course.
May 04 2009 | Uncategorized | Comments Off
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