Max527
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If all the lanes were open, why did the rider have to go through all the trouble to brake check someone? He could have just kept going.
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WTF is going on with Motorcycle deaths?
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bigpoppa
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Because stupid isnt confined to 4 wheels
ScorpionT16
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haha nah, I studied Architecture and we get a Design/Engineering degree in the end. Though, Engineers never really liked us for our designs, and we never liked them for their reality checks, who likes being told your 3km long cantilever cannot happen ☝
Oh, sorry George, after viewing these images, I must confess it was me.
There was a radar ahead, I saved her a ticket. You should be thanking me, not hating on me
They did allow for it...but I've never seen one riding without a helmet. I presume it was big for a very short amount of time. They know how dangerous it is...there are options for small turbans under helmet...but you got to show your pride/support for the faith. All ********. The few loud ones are making all the noise, and they unfortunately get what they want. Bunch of Karens.
its a Gixxer, what did you expect?
bigpoppa
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Suzuki Hayabusa - Wikipedia
yep i went to wiki, come at me bro!
yeah hes' on here. he has a ZZR now i think.
Not only us
www.bbc.com
Emptier US roads more lethal in coronavirus pandemic, report says
March's fatality rates jump by 14% even though people are driving less due to virus restrictions.
www.bbc.com
An old friend from our church in Etobicoke worked on that, and selling the Americans on the fact that we could build it.
He also worked on the Avro Arrow and was involved with the Candu reactor.
Lloyd Secord, used to bring a working model in to show the kids in Sunday school.
My wife's old company made an experiment for the shuttle, so we got to go down and see the Neil Armstrong launch.
Ask people in Dundas if they realize they're living a mile from a reactor and they look at you like your an idiot.
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Really?? I've never heard about that ( like half of Dundas I suppose) Where the heck is that?
It is awesome. I got to go see it. It glows freezie blue not green. It is at mac.
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Mad Mike
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It's amazing where nuke stuff is hidden. I used to work in a nondescript building in Markham at Vic Park and Dennison. It has radioactive cobalt (rods come from Pickering and Darlington). The source sits in heavy water 20' under ground, when the materials are loaded into the room, the rods are hoisted and the products get dosed with gamma.
I worked there for 2 years when in school. We dosed medical gear, glass (gamma makes white glassware go brown), and lots of small research animals. I was one of the green men in the picture.
I worked there for 2 years when in school. We dosed medical gear, glass (gamma makes white glassware go brown), and lots of small research animals. I was one of the green men in the picture.
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I've also been to see it during doors open. They make medical isotopes. You can just see the building from Cootes Dr. Its behind the new building behind the big round brick library.
How does anything happen on GTAM?
I mean...it does seem like quite the tangent.
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