Should I be flattered -- or insulted?
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08-09-2011, 10:26 AM
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08-09-2011, 10:28 AM
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Guys, thanks for your replies. By the way, I wasn't hanging around a parking lot today when it happened. I was riding when I saw a guy on the shoulder with his Street Bob, so I pulled over to see if he was okay. He had just been pelted in the face by a wild turkey on a country road here in South Jersey as he was cruising at 55+ mph. He was fine -- the bird, not so much.
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08-09-2011, 01:25 PM
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said scratch in post 10, did you tell him its bad luck to run over one of his own and, "OH by the way and I am just quoting what I read so no come backs, the most popular girls' bike is a Fat Boy"
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i think any guy who's trying to mock sportsters (while 'trying' to be clever) is not worth an answer. and i'm glad not everyone understands sportsters.
and a brain trying to insult a bike model using (opposite) gender is probably just there to keep the **** alive (in biological terms) nothing less nothing more
anyways i'd just say "your wife must have a good understanding of bikes" :P
and a brain trying to insult a bike model using (opposite) gender is probably just there to keep the **** alive (in biological terms) nothing less nothing more
anyways i'd just say "your wife must have a good understanding of bikes" :P