bring me your damn parts to flat black it will look professional . Please for the love of god! I have the paint in stock , buy lunch and well do it.
TJ, it's a matter of principles. I don't deserve to spend money on a paint job right now--fact. You are a great guy and you do professional job painting--fact. You offer to do professional paintjob for me for almost no profit---I'm not the kind of guy who enjoys taking advantage from people. In fact, I hate it. There is no free lunch and free cheese in this world, and there shouldn't be. That's why I'll roll the damn rollers until I'm ready to pay you what you deserve for what you'll do for me. This bike is a transitional bike for me, I'm pretty damn sure I'll crash it this summer, and if I am able to walk after that---then I'll crash it again. And again. And again. Hopefully during this process I'll learn more about limits, I'll gain skills. And then I will be ready to buy a newer, better, greater bike, and hopefully start racing. And I guarantee you, when that time comes, you'll hear me knocking on your door with fairings in one hand and the cash you deserve in the other.
hahaha. I had some super smelly gun cleaning liquid/stuff. After a day at the range I spread my guns over the kitchen table and commenced the cleaning. I like the smell of the stuff, my fiancé at the time, not so much. She kicked me out to the balcony to clean them. It kinda slipped my mind that I live on the 3rd floor, glass half walls on the balcony, and am directly across from a public school. Well, needless to say the guns didn't get cleaned for a while
-Jamie M.
Jamie, I used to own many guns during the years, I freakin love the smell of Ballistol (that's what I used for cleaning). At some point I had 10 handguns, few rifles and few shotguns---at the same time! My gun safe was PACKED. But wife never complained about the smell...because she had bigger concerns---that I'll poison the kids with lead, lol.. Anyway, I used to go to Range Burlington most often, was even pretty frequent to some of the disciplines too, maybe we've met there somtime? Was exchanging guns like people exchange hockey cards, lol, I knew the numbers to call in transfers by heart... anyway, back to the point---I've gotten rid of all guns (don't ask about the thousands of dollars this whole period cost me, lol), but I have so much equipment and materials left. I'm interested in clearing everything up---I've got a Lee press, bags, cases, snake cleaners for most calibers, scales, gun powder, primers, trigger pull meter, tumbler, etc.. I don't even know what I have anymore, it's alot, that was a hobby for which I didn't spare my bank account at all. If you or some of your gun buddies are interested, I'll give everything away for dirt cheap---I'll let everything go for like 30% of what it costs in the store. let me know.
ehh, good times
