Tom , Fly Fishing and Motorcycles.
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    Finn3goof_small

    too. I hate that.

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    Finn3goof_small

    I'd advertise as a great beginner or commuter bike that is perfect for taking your motorcycle riding test on. Highway safe, light, good for shorter person (short people are often fucked motorcycle choice wise). I hear it is considered a great chick bike among cruiser style enthusiasts (though I am not one). MPG is great as is the bike's reliability and note that it an easy bike to maintain and work on. Honda part support is OK.

    I'd use some search words in the text like "Virago", "Nighthawk" and "Rebel" as folks looking for those bikes may be interested in this one.

    If it's priced not too far north of $1k I doubt it will last a week. Closer to $2k may take a bit longer. Mint low mileage ones are worth maybe $3k or so but finding that buyer may take some time as you can find lots of bikes at that price point.

    Now is a good time to sell a bike on Craigslist and good luck.

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    Finn3goof_small

    I am not sure what the intent of the question is but I think some clarification is in order as a follow up.

    There are many woman tattooists. There are many woman who own or are part owners tattoo parlors.

    While it may be that there are shops that pay an hourly wage to the tattooists I've never heard of one. Usually it's the tattooist being charged (or however you want to term it) for space, supplies, advertising, etc. In that light it doesn't matter a rat's ass who owns the shop. What matters is how they treat the tattooists.

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    Finn3goof_small

    Good on ya!

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    Finn3goof_small

    Chest is brutal. but not the worst. Try an ass tat some day. oy fucking vey.

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    Finn3goof_small

    The therapeutic threshold for digitalis is remarkably narrow. too little does nothing, too much is potentially deadly. It's a bit of a mystery, I think, as to how the native americans that used it to control some sort of heart ailment they were particuarly succeptable to digested just the right amount. I don't recall what the ailment was but I do recall that the sufferers would slowly chew the plant (root, maybe?) while resting.

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    Finn3goof_small

    Thanks, Russ. I figured I must have done something wrong.

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    Finn3goof_small

    I gotta admit that my experience with BAI was well over 20 years ago and the landscape may have changed quite a bit.

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    Finn3goof_small

    I swear to god that when I wrote this I used paragraphs. What the fuck? It's worse than trying to read "Tarantula".

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    Finn3goof_small

    And a Flip.

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