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if you really want to save some cash, buy used.

I don't keep it in an altoids tin, but i keep some big zip ties, paracord, a gerber, a knife, bike's tool kit, hair ties (these are pretty useful too), and usually some kind of tape on me when i'm on my bike. With those things, i can usually MacGuyver things good again.

ever see those dark tar-snake lines at an intersection? in a box shape? stop with both your wheels on it. you will be rewarded.

if you're not sure if it's leaking, clean it off as said above, and then watch for more accumulating.

just be the dude while riding. relax and don't be stiff.

there should be a volume discount.

looks like my weekend just got some plans.

Congrats, now ride like the wind johnnyboy!

I've never had this happen, but then again I'm nuts about checking to make sure they're done up well before heading off. If your bag has string zipper pulls, you can loop them through each other a few times to keep them from moving.

going through the beaches is always a giant pain, any time, any day

I work in toronto, but i drive in the opposate direction (going in west, from the east). I odn't really have this problem.

for a 19 year old, $1600 is really good.

if someone's following me too close on my bike, i usually do the tire-warming weave, if they don't back off, i change lanes to get away from them. in my car, i'll usually change lanes if they persist more than a bit.

typically, if it's lots of small files, it'll be horribly slow. larger files transfer a lot faster. EDIT: Is it a USB hard drive? where are you backing it up to? is it to a USB hard drive?

There is no wrong time for burritos.

like not having to worry about it expiring and having to go back to a basic license...

Hopefully Darwin will step in sooner rather than later...

yeah, sometimes i think the drinking age should just be like 14-16 or somewhere around there