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Everything posted by Zee
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Dayum - Nice one. Somehow I'd think a skin graft that size on your arm would be a lot more debilitating than the one I have. The graft on my leg doesn't limit my mobility that much so I think I'm just gonna live with it. Peace, Z Action©Sports
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Not a problem, Tonto. Here's a little excerpt from Super Streetbike Magazine on what it takes to break the 200 mph barrier. It's not quite as easy as most people think. Nowadays we tend to be jaded about high speeds on motorcycles. One-hundred and fifty mph is No Big Deal--there are literally dozens of motorcycles on the market that can achieve this number the minute they roll off the assembly line. Many will hit 170 mph pretty easily, and one or two will get you into the 180s if you have the cojones and the real estate. But there is a huge difference between 180 and 200 mph. Aerodynamically, motorcycles are crude machines, and the physics of airflow management mean that even tiny gains in speed above 180 mph require enormous amounts of horsepower. The amount of horsepower required to overcome aerodynamic drag rises as the cube of speed. Consider this: 160 hp is enough to push a stock Hayabusa to nearly 190 mph, but it would take closer to 225 hp to get that same bike to 200 mph--65 more hp for just 10 more mph on top. Going 200 mph on a production-based motorcycle is a huge accomplishment--indeed, there are only 42 riders in the East Coast Timing Association's (ECTA) elite "200-mph" club. Two-hundred and twenty-seven mph is simply amazing--only slightly less difficult than riding your Ninja to the moon. And at 227 mph, Yancy's super-'Busa is just warming up. It should be fun to see what happens with this guy when he gets his day in court. I've always wondered what they'd do if you got busted playing around at those speeds on a public street - Guess we'll just have to wait and see. Keep the shiny side up, Z Action©Sports
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I don't know where the hell I got Colorado from - Must be the Sake I kind of like the gas station/casino/burger world combinations they have along I-10 in Louisiana. Action©Sports
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Thanks - Appreciate it. I didn't even know they had Whataburger in Colorado. I thought that was strictly a Texas thang One things for sure, Whataburger sure beats the hell out of White Castle on the drunken ride home Action©Sports
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I had one of those last weekend - not a shot for nausea, just the two day bender at a casino on the indian rez I was supposed to go jumpin' last Sunday but I couldn't get my sorry ass out of bed until 4 pm I'm in no hurry to do that shit again. Although, I did win about $300.00 on Black Jack - that was a first Action©Sports
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Had to work late tonight and I just got back from the gym. I'm sitting here chillin' with a Sake and I have no intention of going out tonight. I'm rather excited because tomorrow will be my first full day of jumpin' this year. Yippeeeee!!! Peace, Z Action©Sports
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Sorry GG - No ass walking pictures. Just one of me limpin' down the stairs on those freakin' crutches. Damn I hate those things Action©Sports
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Hey, that kind of goes along with the other thread - Orgasms from around the world. I think that one was from Antarctica Action©Sports
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Try adjusting for winds, or lead her a bit more. I thought that was from Platoon? Or was that Full Metal Jacket? How can you shoot women and children? It's easy, you just don't lead'em as much Action©Sports
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You're just gonna have to do what I did - Learn to walk on your ass. It's amazing the control you can gain over your butt cheeks when they're your only available mode of locomotion At least you're past the absolute worst of it. Not much consolation, I know, but once you're allowed to put some weight on the thing the recovery process becomes a lot more tolelrable. Just don't fall down the stairs and break the shit again like I did - ok?
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Shit Kev, who can remember that far back? That was like 40 years ago No kidding..time flies when you're doin whatever I was doin ...back then.... What?Who?When?Where? Ahhhhhh there's the bong Action©Sports
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Now that's funny Action©Sports
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Not that I was aware of - Then again, it could just be the cardboard box and duct tape the paramedics used to splint my leg that's distorting the x-ray Action©Sports
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Ok - Back to the good stuff Action©Sports
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Perhaps I got the wrong impression when you said you'd have to explain it too your boss. See, I thought the boss man might spot the giant bruise on your ass and say Hey! What's up with that black and blue ass of yours? Now I'm thinkin' the boss will just see you walking like you just rode a horse all the way from Kentucky and ask the same question Action©Sports
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Sounds like a good plan. I'll have to look in to that. If nothing else they'll have my stuff in stock the next time I bust my ass Action©Sports
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And just how would your boss know what your bruised up nekkid ass looks like, eh? Action©Sports
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Well, if it resulted in some road rash or gnarly scars, join the party and post the pictures Action©Sports
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You have to look at the bright side, K. At least you won't have to worry about bird shit on your car for a while Action©Sports
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It's all good, girlygirl - You have to land no matter what you jump off of or out of. I don't know too many DZ's with grain elevators, waterfalls, or white water rapids, in their landing area but hey, you can't be too picky
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Well, I'd be worried about Ducky too after hearing your story about all of the dead seagulls
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I think he's just looking for his own personal stalker Action©Sports
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Cocheese, I think that is the best one liner I've seen from you yet - I totally agree Peace, Z Action©Sports
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It looks like you folks came away in pretty good shape compared some of the others I've talked to. Nice to hear some good news after all of the horror stories that have been in the news lately.
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Shit Kev, who can remember that far back? That was like 40 years ago Action©Sports