nklr laying down in the water

[Brad Davis]

Greetings all, The stock muffler on my A9 chirps and I noticed the Owner's Manual has a procedure for removing the three plugs and blowing out the carbon. Has anyone done this and could it be related to the chirping syndrome? Thanks, Brad A9

[bmgecko]

I'd heard that Air Force (U.S.) Pararescueman and Combat Controllers don't practice nearly getting drowned in their initial training. Most of them actually get drowned! This is part of their "water confidence" training. I met a fellow who wound up drowning trying to get through the course. The object was to "STAY UNDERWATER!!!". Apparently, if you came to the surface, the kindly instructors would force you back into the pool. If you succeeded at the task, you would be removed from the pool, revived, then get yelled at for "sleeping at the bottom of the pool". How's them apples? Chris Astier

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeffrey L. Walker" To: DSN_klr650@egroups.com>; "Nick Hughes" Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 4:16 AM Subject: Re: [DSN_klr650] nklr laying it down > OK, I'm going to jump into the discussion. First off, how do you practice > this? Hey, at the Army Scuba school, we practiced getting nearly drowned. > Not a pleasant experience, and practicing laying down my bike isn't > something I would relish, as I have done it unintentionally several times in > the dirt, and once on the street after hitting ice. Anyway......