went to breakfast
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07-12-2009 | 10:10 PM
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From: Eagan, MN
went to breakfast
told the wife me and the neighborere going to breakfast at 8;30 this morning about a half hour away,,,,,,,,,,,,, Well at 4;15 pmwe get back about 250 miles later, I walk in the house and she says ,,, must of been some breakfast and I said it sure was... Ever have this happen to you?
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07-13-2009 | 12:13 AM
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From: McLemoresville, TN
All the time. I gave up 'planning' *anything years ago. I never have a clue what I might do once I step outside.
This thread reminds me of what Peter Fonda says to the Wild Hawgs in the same movie at the end..."Get rid of the watches." A friend asked me what that was supposed to mean, and I told him, it's the journey, not the destination. A watch will make one keep to some kind of 'schedule' instead of simply riding and being free. At least that's what it meant *to me*.
This thread reminds me of what Peter Fonda says to the Wild Hawgs in the same movie at the end..."Get rid of the watches." A friend asked me what that was supposed to mean, and I told him, it's the journey, not the destination. A watch will make one keep to some kind of 'schedule' instead of simply riding and being free. At least that's what it meant *to me*.
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07-17-2009 | 07:29 PM
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All the time. I gave up 'planning' *anything years ago. I never have a clue what I might do once I step outside.
This thread reminds me of what Peter Fonda says to the Wild Hawgs in the same movie at the end..."Get rid of the watches." A friend asked me what that was supposed to mean, and I told him, it's the journey, not the destination. A watch will make one keep to some kind of 'schedule' instead of simply riding and being free. At least that's what it meant *to me*.
This thread reminds me of what Peter Fonda says to the Wild Hawgs in the same movie at the end..."Get rid of the watches." A friend asked me what that was supposed to mean, and I told him, it's the journey, not the destination. A watch will make one keep to some kind of 'schedule' instead of simply riding and being free. At least that's what it meant *to me*.
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07-17-2009 | 07:51 PM
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I forgot where my home is... I'm still trying to find it.
Ok look, there's another winding road!!
Ok look, there's another winding road!!
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07-17-2009 | 09:09 PM
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From: Nashville, TN
Last Saturday went for a short ride. Got home 275 miles later. Only problem was that I forgot a map and had to call my 15 year old son and ask him to run directions in Mapquest. Not the first time I have been lost, and probably not the last.
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07-17-2009 | 09:18 PM
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All the time. I gave up 'planning' *anything years ago. I never have a clue what I might do once I step outside.
This thread reminds me of what Peter Fonda says to the Wild Hawgs in the same movie at the end..."Get rid of the watches." A friend asked me what that was supposed to mean, and I told him, it's the journey, not the destination. A watch will make one keep to some kind of 'schedule' instead of simply riding and being free. At least that's what it meant *to me*.
This thread reminds me of what Peter Fonda says to the Wild Hawgs in the same movie at the end..."Get rid of the watches." A friend asked me what that was supposed to mean, and I told him, it's the journey, not the destination. A watch will make one keep to some kind of 'schedule' instead of simply riding and being free. At least that's what it meant *to me*.