Some People.
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04-09-2007, 01:57 AM
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#33
04-09-2007, 02:25 AM
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04-09-2007, 02:33 AM
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#35
04-09-2007, 01:34 PM
RE: Some People.
Haven't had anybody give me a hard time about my 883C. I've never been into "keeping up with the Jones'", so I suppose if I did get some negative comment, I'd dowhat I usually do: consider the source and allow him his opinion. Even whining, hairy, bad-teethed, ***-stankin', stubby-d***ed MF's are allowed to carry an opinion. It's what makes this country great.
#36
04-09-2007, 06:06 PM
RE: Some People.
ORIGINAL: eggroll
Even whining, hairy, bad-teethed, ***-stankin', stubby-d***ed MF's are allowed to carry an opinion. It's what makes this country great.
Even whining, hairy, bad-teethed, ***-stankin', stubby-d***ed MF's are allowed to carry an opinion. It's what makes this country great.
Besides that... you shouldn't offer one (opinion) if you're not knowledgeable of the subject...
That would "make" America great!!![8D]
Charlie D.
#37
04-09-2007, 07:59 PM
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RE: Some People.
ORIGINAL: sumncguy
Yep, Prolly a teenie weenie !!!
Yep, Prolly a teenie weenie !!!
Before you all rush out to trade your Sportsters for bigger bikes. I bought a Road King and I enjoy the ride and the way it feels, however it did not enlarge that certain part of the male anatomy. In fact thgere is no change whether I ride the RK or the Sporty.
The Good news:
There are pills and cremes you can send away for that will accomplish that for you for a lot less $$$. They are on TV at about 3-5 am.
#38
04-09-2007, 08:37 PM
RE: Some People.
There is a term for these people who view bikes as a status symbol, RUBs. Ignore them.
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"Some of these folks seem to think that the bigger and more expensive their bikes are the more important it makes them.
They seem to have forgotten that respect is earned by the rider, and it has nothing to do with what you are riding..."
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"Some of these folks seem to think that the bigger and more expensive their bikes are the more important it makes them.
They seem to have forgotten that respect is earned by the rider, and it has nothing to do with what you are riding..."
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#39
04-09-2007, 08:58 PM
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RE: Some People.
ORIGINAL: Hagar the Horrible
The bad news:
Before you all rush out to trade your Sportsters for bigger bikes. I bought a Road King and I enjoy the ride and the way it feels, however it did not enlarge that certain part of the male anatomy. In fact thgere is no change whether I ride the RK or the Sporty.
The Good news:
There are pills and cremes you can send away for that will accomplish that for you for a lot less $$$. They are on TV at about 3-5 am.
ORIGINAL: sumncguy
Yep, Prolly a teenie weenie !!!
Yep, Prolly a teenie weenie !!!
Before you all rush out to trade your Sportsters for bigger bikes. I bought a Road King and I enjoy the ride and the way it feels, however it did not enlarge that certain part of the male anatomy. In fact thgere is no change whether I ride the RK or the Sporty.
The Good news:
There are pills and cremes you can send away for that will accomplish that for you for a lot less $$$. They are on TV at about 3-5 am.
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