Lublin

I have a studio set up in my home where I record my own music and ideas. 8-)

Pop/alternative rock, but my true love is the blues.

That was good.

I'm a self-taught guitarist, bassist and drummer. I currently play lead guitar for my friend, solo-artist Dan Ferrari. I'm 27 now and have been playing since I was 14 (there were some long hiatuses in between ). With Dan, I've toured most of the east coast, made it to the finals of a (short-lived) music reality series called Star Tomorrow on NBC which flew us to Los Angeles, played some large arenas, have had some amazing experiences and met some great people. I didn't quite make it to the level that I wanted to in music, but it's been a great ride and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Who knows, maybe the best is yet to come. 8-) We're looking to book a show in the area soon, so I'll keep you all informed of where and when it'll be. http://www.myspace.com/richwronski http://www.myspace.com/danferrari Some photos:

meeee toooooo :shock: :ugeek:

Can we hang out?

You hunt big game with a M4, don't think so. You have Leupold scopes in your range $$$, i have one 3X9X40, works great, if you put a 10X is only good for long range, won

I want to be a sniper. :mrgreen:

www.photobucket.com for upload photos into online albums and hosting or www.imageshack.us for just hosting

I'd love to have a quality shot of me shooting with a nice amount of muzzle flash, but for now: My Bushmaster M4A3

What this hooligan said.

What this gentleman said.

AR!!!

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Speed Tripels are beautiful bikes, especially the new ones. Once you go naked you never go back!

I owned a 2002 Yamaha YZ426F motocross bike which was street titled and converted into a supermotard. That was, hands down, the most fun bike I've ever owned. The bike only did about 80mph, but it was the best handling, wheel-lifting, a$$ sliding ride around. I'd bruise my friends on sportbikes up through tricky twisties pretty badly. If I were to do it all over again I'd go with a supermotard with a larger displacement like this KTM 990 Supermoto R: I owned a bunch of bikes. In no particular order and not counting dirtbikes: 2002 GSXR1000 1998 GSXR750 1992 GSXR750 1998 CBR900RR 1997 CBR900RR 1998 ZX6E 2002 YZ426F Supermoto

Think of the grandchildren!!!

As am I. If you have an AR you need this product.

Thanks! Joined.

Who does the Facebook thing? I'm on there. This should be a link to my profile: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=ho ... =668785317

I loved cruising, as well. It was hard to do so and not constantly tank up with gas with the gearing I was running (-2 front, +3 rear). My buddies and I would ride up to bear mountain all the time. We'd wheelie pretty much the whole way up but we'd hit the turns hard, too. I rode with some incredibly talented/fearless people.

Oh boy... To make a long story short: I began riding at 18 and rode non-stop until I was about 24 or so. I competed as a stunt rider in competitions at race tracks such as Englishtown, NJ and performed in private stunt shows. I rode everyday, traveled all the time and met some awesome people, some who became my closest friends. I gave up riding because I was (naturally) tired of being hassled by Police all the time, spending time in court rooms and I began losing friends to motorcycle-related accidents left and right. I figured I'd get out while I was ahead. I haven't owned a sportbike since I quit. I occasionally take my father's Harley Fat Boy out when the weather is nice and the mood is right. I mostly just ride my mountain and road bicycle now, but I'm fierce! Here are some pics from when I used to ride:

There are some awesome people here. You're in the right place.

A man walks into his home carrying a duck under his arm. He walks toward his wife who is sitting on the couch watching TV. The man says "This is the pig I've been f*ckin'." The wife looks up at him and says "That's not a pig, that's a duck." The man responds: "Wasn't talking to you."