08/16/06
Yeah, not surge crashing the medical system, including disposition of corpses.
You guys for the most part have no idea what communism or socialism is when you spout that any US responses resemble either. Nor do people apparently grasp that the Bill of Rights provides that the government can limit or take your property or even liberty ... more »
No, that's not necessarily so, unless maybe you're just speaking about confirmation bias, which is only one of many cognitive biases. Broadly, factoring in cognitive bias is more accounting for the tricks brains play in your critical thinking process. ... more »
Heuristics simply are ways our minds trick us into suboptimal conclusions, including disregarding or discounting conflicting data. Things like the sunk-cost fallacy, or recency bias, etc. It usually easier to discuss them neutrally, because they apply
Actually untrue without reference to ratio of wins to hole shots. Standing alone, more hole shots equals more potential positions lost to passes, and every holeshot not followed by a win reflects positions lost. Especially wrapping in SX, Mike may be ... more »
Not as valuable as the 2009 anniversary stuff IMO, but I would think maybe up to a grand if you were willing to sit tight for awhile waiting for the right person who has been jonesing for it. I don't think the average person would go much higher than ... more »
Not a big fan of "no criticism" rules because of the chilling effect on constructive criticism. I get that some people are axe-grinding hacks and tin foil kooks who just want to tear things down. Glad to see some moderation of the PED issues, wasn't ... more »
Looks like maybe Sylvain Geboers and Adolph Weil.
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Weren’t they clear powder coated?
Responses aren't US only, so Tortelli is out because of his world title (agree on his speed). Didn't see Yogi, who I would slot in front of Canard probably and certainly Alessi. Bradshaw, Windham, Lusk are all solid picks. Pastrana I think was faster ... more »
The worst roost is tiny, tiny ... dust. Silt and bad dust. Getting hit by something you can see may not be as bad as hitting something you can't see.
Picked up a matching title uncut frame and engine core for a 72 400 Radial Maico project at the beginning of the year. Have to finish another first and then get this rolling.
Maybe Honda didn't dig the wheelies and jumps on public roads and didn't want that kind of brand exposure. Pretty conservative group.
He's kinda independent, but a good farm dog.
I picked up a project around the beginning of the year, early Maico radial 400 engine and frame with title matching both. I had a 73 radial back when (first pic), and had wanted to find an early version with an uncut frame. This started percolating a
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I have mixed feelings about that bike: it's the bike my friend's pop bought him, when my folks were like "fat chance"
Those are Fox Forx on Danny's Maico.
Spitfire. One of the more wonderful documentaries I've seen in the last few years. Beautiful Merlin music, and remarkable people.
I've wondered about the 38's on the older bikes; power valves on the modern bikes temper the low end compromise on with a bigger carb. Maybe it's just a question of riding it with a little more wrist depending on conditions.
