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Orchid January 2, 2011 at 6:51 am

Clean it with pure alcohol, the alcohol will in fact eliminate all the oily sap (thats called urushiol ) Since you had an allergic reaction year gloves while doing it, and then take your coat to a dry cleaner sweetie, just to make sure that is clean as new!

Leonard January 2, 2011 at 7:47 pm

Can´t we have some sort of collapse of industrial society, a return of primitive values and the reinstatement of slavery (exclusively for extremely hot women – and, heck, extremely hot men if there are less-hot women willing and able to become vicious warrior maidens)?I think zombies are a retarded idea. I finally saw “Night of the living dead” last weekend, and while it is a good movie, the basic concept is incredibly stupid. A human body stops being viable to do anything within minutes after death, due to the degradation of the central nervous system. ANY sort of movement implies brain activity and dead people can´t have brain activity.No zombies in my dystopia!Preferred religious dystopia? If you mean the one I fear the most, it is one in which everybody is forced to follow one religion on pain of death. But that´s pretty much the definition of a religious dystopia.

timetravler January 3, 2011 at 7:00 am

Eliminate the following as the ships has this in your cabin or you will be far to busy to play.Shampoo, conditioner, games, Nintendo, beach towel, hair dryer, & pillow. These are all completely unnecessary. Also why bring a lap top, they have computers that you can use. I have packed for 2 people for a 14 day cruise with only 3 bags between the 2 of us. Some of my cruises, we have taken a 4th bag, but that’s the most, ever. Even when I did a 29 day cruise, we had only 4 bags, plus 2 carryon’s. Oh, forget the snacks. Cruise ships have more food then you can imagine.

Coach Kyle January 3, 2011 at 7:21 pm

I would recommend taking the MSF course.Like others have said it doesn’t matter what displacement the bike is, if you aren’t responsible with it you’re going to go down, sooner or later. You can crash a 250cc into a Honda Civic the same way you can on a 1000cc. How responsible are you for your age is the question you should ask.A 600cc supersport, like the CBR600RR, is very mellow at engine speeds approx. under 7,000 RPM, making the bike very calm and tame at cruising speeds. This is because it is an inline 4 cylinder, which make high-peak power. When you rip on it all the way to 15,000 + RPM will it go from mellow to monsterous.Inline’s are two faced. A V-Twin is very predictable. There are many engine layouts, but these two are the most popular, IMO.Also, get the bike YOU want, not what your friend wants. There are tons of sport, sport touring and supersport sportbikes out there. Shop around. A CBR600RR is very track-focused. Why not look at a “sport” class sportbike like the all new 2009 Yamaha FZ6R, Kawasaki Ninja 250R/650R, or Suzuki GSX650F? They offer more comfortable ergonomics, lower overall cost, but less power. Note I said power, not performance.Whatever you choose, you will never forget the first time you see an open stretch of road, with no one on it, whether it be a stretch or sequence of twisties, when you’re on your fast bike. You think you can get away with it?You will find yourself debating your conscience everytime. Go fast on the track.MAINTENANCE:Acronym: TCLOCSTires, Chasis, Oils, Clutch, Sidestand.As a professional detailer I would recommend the following products/procedure for washing your bike:Wash with water and car wash always. Rinse and towel dry everywhere after every ride.Use Honda Pro Chemicals Spray Cleaner and Polish. By Far the best product I’ve discovered.Chain-Motul chain clean. Then use A Lithium-based white wax of your choice. I know Motorex makes excellent stuff.Always use a terry cloth or microfiber cloth. Always clean when the bike is wet. If you just spray a cleaner on top of some road grime you are literally pushing that into your brand new bike’s finish, and you will notice spider-crack-like tiny scratches.