A 2000 that needs a rebuild? Being as those engines can last for at least 60,000 miles, that thing must have been treated like absolute crap. I hope your getting it for *very* cheap. Ryan Phoenix> im considering buying a 2000 klr with engine problems. i dont know > much, but the owner says the engine needs to be rebuilt. he has > purchased all new parts already. should i even bother repairing an > engine that has been already damaged??? does anyone think an engine > is trully repairable... thanks
mc insurance,...huh?
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David, ignore the absurd slant-eye comment. Nobody has a monopoly on
stupidity. We recently had a "highly educated very intelligent
anglo-saxon" President who thought the best way to take action against
terrorism was to send his cruise missle into the mouth of an intern about
the age of his daughter.
Russell
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From: david gay [SMTP:davidlg76@...]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 9:55 PM
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Subject: [DSN_klr650] RE: RE: RE:
I'm Sorry Steven, that my spelling is not up to you high standards. I'm
also sorry yoy took what I said as a racial commet. When Japan expanded it
factory base in to other countries, They did have quailty control issues
due to untrained labor and some problems with getting lines up to speed.
You see the same problem in cars and electronics from South Korea. They
have experinced the same type of problem.
Sincerely, David L. Gay
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Dave,
Please, please don't apologize no matter what they taught you in
social engineering school. The controversy ( mild in my opinion ) that you
generated was fun and a necessary relief from the tech stuff. That's why
we have nklr. This list is getting a little woosey compared to past years.
Don't cave in. Did we win the cold war to live like this ? Keep up the
good work ?
Bogdan, waving the black flag of anarchy
> Steven, > > Sorry this has gotten so far out of hand. If I had had the fact and > figures you mentioned, I probably would have said it any, because I hate > to be confused by facts. > > The original information was not mine, so I should not have printed it > without checking its validity. Also, I think faster than I type, and my > spell-check is screwed. > > For myself, using this group is a fun, and relaxing way to get mostly > good information. I did not intend to insult a whole nation or two. > > Sincerely, David L. Gay > > > >
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Tell me George how many pages did the book have? I'll bet it has fewer
pages than the DMV book written for the English speaking
population..at least that is what I have observed...How do they do
that?
Tom B
GEORGE WROTE
"Early today I went down to the Escondido DMV to get a Drivers
Handbook
so that I could brush up on the laws before renewing my license.THE
F- - - - - G THING IS IN TAGALOG. I'm 6'2", blond,(grey),
blue eyed Californian who is not from the Philipines. Jeeze! The
California highways are filled with licensed drivers who can't operate
a
motor vehicle and now I know where they got them."
Tom B
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Tom,
81 pages. Think I'll start collecting the whole set before the State
changes the official language.
G.
Tom Baumen wrote:
>Tell me George how many pages did the book have? I'll bet it has fewer >pages than the DMV book written for the English speaking >population..at least that is what I have observed...How do they do >that? >Tom B > >
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Dont that just kinda tick ya off ? Why should any state make
available in print Official publications and testing materials in any
language other than english ?
Whats the official Language ? Learn it or dont drive.. pretty simple.
Dooden
Sliding soapbox back under desk...
And I dont care... its English or go back where you came from..
My grandparents did'nt expect german or french material available
from any source.. they learned the official language... (PERIOD)
Can't even blame the left coast for that, Florida I think even has
traffic signs in Spanish now, from what I have heard. Have'nt been
in Florida in many years now to have seen.
Its B.S. no speaka you language !!!
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., George Basinet wrote: > Tom, > > 81 pages. Think I'll start collecting the whole set before the State > changes the official language. > > G. > > Tom Baumen wrote: > > >Tell me George how many pages did the book have? I'll bet it has fewer > >pages than the DMV book written for the English speaking > >population..at least that is what I have observed...How do they do > >that? > >Tom B > > > >
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There is no official language
of the United States.
Taken from the web ...
"H.R. 123, "The Bill Emerson English Language Empowerment Act of 1996" passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 259-169, with 36 Democrats joining Republicans in this vote. The Senate failed to act on the bill before the session was over.
There are 25 states, which have enacted legislation to make English their official language. Alaska, Georgia, Montana, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Virginia, Wyoming and Missouri were the last states to adopt this legislation."
Barnaby.
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Dont that just kinda tick ya off ? Why should any state make
available in print Official publications and testing materials in any
language other than english ?
Whats the official Language ? Learn it or dont drive.. pretty simple.
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