>>26084
Go windsurfing or Kiting, if you can't, then learn to do it

>>26084

>Best things to do in Aruba?

Not get murdered by rich Dutch people.

Forgot to put, I ask because I don't know if it's a good idea to buy a car knowing it's going to the mechanics since I don't know when it'll be rideable / reliable.

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Looks like someone beat you to it bro. Sorry.

Whoever bought it probably did you a huge favor

I've seen those trikes in the background in a lot of videos from China, but something tells me they're mostly custom jobs. But yeah, I'm not sure what sort of regulations would apply to an RV motorcycle, but I can't imagine it'd be very easy to get it registered, regardless of whether or not you got something shipped over or actually built it yourself. If it's got an engine, it has to be registered, and make no mistake that cops who you puttered by would probably not literally not able to help themselves in terms of fucking with you any way they could. Even if they're not assholes in any capacity, I can tell you right now that those things are not safe in any sense of the word, there's a reason only chinks in chinky china ride them.

>>26042

Yeah you're right, I guess I should be sensible. That thing is so top-heavy it would fail'n'bail constantly. Motorizing it would be to avoid the struggle of actually pulling it, but it makes more sense to pack the basics into a bag and just sleep outside. Those 3-wheelers would be pretty good for cross-country drifting with survival equipment.

This is probably the best option.

http://gizmodo.com/5899053/you-can-pull-the-worlds-smallest-pop+up-camper-with-your-bike/gallery/1

Keep in mind too, that this shit is in China. That may be literally where they live. I mean, if you stay on the flats and are in an urban area, I could see something like this being possible for a nomadic existence in the metroplex. Just park it and chain it up and sleep when you need to, etc.

>>26071
would be fucking hilarious to steal someones house while they are asleep inside it

>>26005
Mine's bigger than yours :D

Same engine though.

http://sidsspeedshop.blogspot.com/
Sids speed shop, the baddest custom shop in utah. Check out their builds!

Hyusong, huh...

good luck

>>26040
I know.. its my first bike and was cheap. I like it though and very low miles and still under warranty. Just a bike to learn on. I plan on upgrading in a year or so when taxes roll around.

>>26040
Past 2008 they're on the same level as most budget level bikes akin to Yama XJ6 and it's ilk. More reliable than Harley's at least :P

>>25973
I parked one of these the other day. They are a bitch to park in enclosed parking garages

>>25916

you sound like a bitch.

every honda ever made

Most new "muscle" cars like the Challenger/Mustang/Camaro. They all look so bloated and exaggerated. I drove a 2012 Mustang GT once and it was a total disappointment. Feels very sterile and boring for something with over 420 HP. My 4000lb Crown Vic with less than 300HP is more fun to drive than that awkward barge. Feels faster too (even though it is obviously not) because in the Mustang I had the sensation of being totally disconnected from the road.

>>26023
A lot of new cars have that affliction, I dunno if it's the increase in computer control or what, but I've bought an older car every time I "upgraded" and the 20+ year old model I drive now has been the nicest to drive by far

>>26010
OH REUBEN

>object Israeli military
>object israeli
>object

dude its mandatory for every citizen to be in the armed forces in Israel.

>>26019

Check it out negro, there is such a thing as conscientious objection, it is recognized by their supreme court. If OP were truly adamant of not joining the armed forces and could convey properly (rather than saying lel, nope) he would not go, simple as that.

>yellowtexting does not make one correct.

You can conscientiously object in the middle of your term of service, and claim political asylum as a result, if the force you're serving in is committing war crimes. Considering how the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory, and treatment of its civilians, are widely recognised as violations of international law, you might have a fair chance.

>and how i do this??

Go to the embassy of a foreign nation - apply for asylum.

Two ways -

Number One -

A) Become Haredi
B) Get instant pass on military service
C) Free government cash
D) Can legally take anything they want from a Palestinian
E) Let others die "defending your rights"
F) ????
G) PROFIT!

Alternatively there is Number Two -

A) Go to Iran/Syria/Saudi/Any other place filled with crazed Sandkips

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OP just quickly, could you tell us why? I'm in no way supportive of words like "mandatory" especially in the subject of post-high school military service, but I would like to know what makes you want to escape so badly. I've known a few Israeli, Swedish and South Korean people who have a very good moral compass and backbone which they partly attribute to their service. As you being abused and threatened or feeling unsafe? I know it can be hard for anyone without military credentials in those countries...

I recommend New Zealand as an option, because you can easily get a 1 year work visa and if you have a needed trade then you can apply to become a resident. Some of the girls could even marry you spontaneously. Hit up google and look into it. Good luck sir.

>>26026
Chiiiiillll the hell right out. Should help to remember things and make them more natural when carrying out manouvres and stuff.

>>26028
3mg of xanax should do the trick

nb

>>25966


Holy FUCK!!!! My favourite car of all time in its rarest guise. is it really an original Chapron or later chop top (work looks good regardless)? Do you know anything else about this specific car's history?

>>25967

also that red car in the front looks like one of those Citroen CV-based sports cars from the late 80s, name of the Dutch manufacturer escapes me.

>>25998
your favorite car looks like a sperm cell with wheels

>>26001

Ahh, what?

Rarest i;ve seen is a '66 AC Cobra, and that was owned by a Saudi Prince at the resort I was working at over there.

But then, that pace had a hell of a lot of cars, 16 yr olds and such in custom paint lambos and ferraris. Takes the piss man.

>>25954
I thought you could get them twenty-second-hand for pretty cheap.

>>25964
Expensive to maintain. If you find a cheap second hand thats why its cheap.

>>25953
If you want to sail the world you're going to need a big purse.

Try this in the meantime:

>Get your sailing accreditations. In canada that means a pleasurecraft operators card, and a certificate from the ontario sailing association. Here the highest you can go is called "yachtmaster"

>get a job working on a chartered sailboat as crew. you'll get to ferry rich people around on trips and you'll get a lot of sailing experience. try to find a job that does overnight trips, not just day cruises

>save up your money and buy/lease a boat. do some research before this so you know what kind of boat you'll need

>get insurance

>have fun!

>>25953

It's all well and good living the dream of sailing around, but you need to remember it won't all be fun and games. If you get stuck at sea in a storm, alone, you're going to be shitting your pants. I've been with a crew of 3 in an Atlantic storm and boy was I scared, and I've been sailing for about 15 years now.

I would advise you get some basic yachting qualifications, such as RYA Dayskipper or AYA/USCG equivalent, working your way to Yachtmaster. Once you have the basic stuff you can work as a deckhand and sail the world, getting paid to do it. Whilst you do that you'll be accruing your miles and voyages toward the higher certification, as well as valuable experience.

My last point, is that yes boats can be cheap to buy, and not super expensive to upkeep, it will be the marina fees that cripple you if you do decide to use them

> This is the RYA Dayskipper, try and find something similar. The RYA know what they're doing and are the world leaders in teaching/instructing.

http://www.rya.org.uk/coursestraining/courses/navigation/pages/dayskipper.aspx

>Try looking for positions on sites like these

http://www.crewnetwork.com/
http://www.findacrew.net/