HUGE mistake involving wife...
#301
09-10-2010, 07:25 AM
After riding on the back of our old bike (2004 Ultra Classic) for about 800 miles. I started to nodd off, so my hubby bungee corded me to the tour pack. We made it safely to our destination. I'm sure I looked quite silly strapped to the bike, but sometimes you gotta do what you gotts do.
#302
09-10-2010, 08:00 AM
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NO disrespect to the man's wife but I am on my 3rd, I use to think if I practiced I would get it right let me tell you now practice don't make it perfect. All you guys set back at your next crowded gathering and watch your Wife, girl friend and other women interact and maybe you will see something that took me years to see, they know each other it is in their genes they know what each of them are thinking and what they are capable of doing kind of like the old quote " A crook knows a crook". So my Brother do not try to figure them out it like going to gun fight carring a knife. If something happen to this marriage I am not only going to put a solo back on but I am going to take the foot pegs off and throw them away.
#303
09-10-2010, 09:44 AM
Tourer
So all of you are saying wife this and wife that. I guess those that have girlfriends the rule does not apply. You gotta test out other asses on the seat so you can find the right wife correct?
You have a better chance of winning the lottery.
#305
09-10-2010, 11:12 AM
"Sounds like" doesn't mean "for sure what happenned".
Dude carting around another woman on his wife's sacred spot, and you imply that the wife has some sort of problem. "She's accusing him I tell ya!" LOL
"It was only a half a block, I was acting saintly".
I had my wife on the back before, when she was a "lil tipsy".
Back of my bike will never again see a drunk passenger.
I didn't mind the "reach arounds" at stop lights, but the unpredictable leans were more than I ever will allow happen again. Holy Crap!
Dude carting around another woman on his wife's sacred spot, and you imply that the wife has some sort of problem. "She's accusing him I tell ya!" LOL
"It was only a half a block, I was acting saintly".
I had my wife on the back before, when she was a "lil tipsy".
Back of my bike will never again see a drunk passenger.
I didn't mind the "reach arounds" at stop lights, but the unpredictable leans were more than I ever will allow happen again. Holy Crap!
My wife trusts me. I feel sorry for you guys whose wives don't.
#306
09-10-2010, 11:59 AM
Ultimate HDF Member
I made a huge mistake with my first two wives - I married them. Maybe if I get out of this one still intact, I'll be smart enough to not do it a third time! 
#307
09-11-2010, 06:59 AM
I did, being honest is key to a happy marraige, just didn't know the "unwritten" rules. Lesson learned...
#308
09-15-2010, 06:12 AM
Road Master
Been married 17yrs. There's some things you just don't need to run home and tell you wife about.
#309
09-15-2010, 06:17 AM
Facebook almost ruined my marriage also.I've also been warned about riding chicks around.
#310
09-15-2010, 10:08 AM
I can see if a chick jumped on at a stop light and you rode around all day with her. But a chick that you know or someone from high school form way back. Give me a break. Tell your wife to get a life.
Or better yet. Cut your losses, and move on. And remember not to get hitched ever again.
I use the 90 day rule. That's enough time to tell what their intentions are. After 90 days that's the longest amount of time I can take their griping about this and that.
I know, I just stepped into deep Do-do. This thread should have died a long time ago.
Or better yet. Cut your losses, and move on. And remember not to get hitched ever again.
I use the 90 day rule. That's enough time to tell what their intentions are. After 90 days that's the longest amount of time I can take their griping about this and that.
I know, I just stepped into deep Do-do. This thread should have died a long time ago.