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this is why lane splitting is legal here in California

yeah he was sideswiped and was just bruised up

my friend totaled his bike 2 days ago lane splitting... luckily he didn't total his life

My friend has a 1993 Impreza wagon that needs a transmission, so I might just have another subaru

nono, when I bought it I sold the rest of the parts off the car and it's just a shell in my friends back yard now

yeah the cars are really cool, like giant legos just mix and match parts just get a wheel boot and a steering lock that should eliminate like 99.5% of thieves (this is a picture when I bought the car)

yeah it power wheelies easy i want to get a short clutch so I can learn to clutch wheelie

yeah it is but us Americans call it the FZ-07 I think it has to do with the yamaha fazer .

the car was only insured with liability, I got nothing

It's all good, I switched to two wheels now

Idk if you guy remember my car, but this is what's left of it after being stolen

CAR IS BACK! I don't know if this is allowed, but my car was stolen in Cathedral City, California It's a 1998 Subaru Impreza Car was spotted in Desert Hot Springs on DILLON ROAD and in Palm Springs on CALLE ENCILIA near the Hilton Hotel, heading south If you know anyone from DHS/PALM SPRINGS please help me out! The car is hard to miss http://imgur.com/a/ND0Fv

I'm looking at the previous "no". If the previous statement (b^2-4ac>=0) is "no", then how could (b^2>>4ac) be "yes"?

Is this a logic error? This is the flow chart my teacher gave me for a program that solves the quadratic formula how could b^2-4ac not be >= 0 and b^2 be much greater than 4ac at the same time?

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