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Looks like Ari and Rad need to "get together" to publish the next great Harlequin romance novel...
Fun Costs a Buck-Twenty-Nine
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MotorSWATCop
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Deal's Gap is 129. Dualism is a wonderful thing. Am I gay because I can spell dualisim? Ooooh I hope not... :goatee:
fjrchik
Just a girl in the world, having rode 3 FJRs
reminds me of my cousin's husbands. man, they can't stand that i have a bike and they don't. but they got babies and wives. so we all make our choices.
FJR1300
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fjrchik
Just a girl in the world, having rode 3 FJRs
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FJR1300
FJR Pilot
Good golly miss molly... you managed to use the words "comin" and penises in the same post! :clapping:
fjrchik
Just a girl in the world, having rode 3 FJRs
FJR1300
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fjrchik
Just a girl in the world, having rode 3 FJRs
I'll mount that puppy to the luggage rack of my bike! :yahoo:I had to steal it from Ignacio, but here you go!
and they stink like the Dickens.
No. You'd be gay if you could spell dychotomy. er... nevermind...
FJRC: comin', penises, mount, and rack all in one day? :rofl:
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odot
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What kind of website is this? I don't know if I can be associated with such blasphemy.
fjrchik
Just a girl in the world, having rode 3 FJRs
i know right! all this talk about dickens and longfellows....totally inappropriate!
SMC
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:clapping: Ari, that is one of the most ELOQUENT AND WELL WRITTEN pieces I have come across.
Thank you for it and an illumination into the mind and soul of another human being downtrodden and beset by the problems and cares of our everyday lives. It was a joy to see the escape and new found freedom for that soul for however fleeting and brief.
Scott
Thank you for it and an illumination into the mind and soul of another human being downtrodden and beset by the problems and cares of our everyday lives. It was a joy to see the escape and new found freedom for that soul for however fleeting and brief.
Scott
MotorSWATCop
Well-known member
This should become the "pinned" example of a hijack.
FJR1300
FJR Pilot
You know... you are right! I was getting ready to post a reply to Ari, but then one of our female members mentioned they wanted a wife and then she mentioned coming, penises, mount and rack!
Ari... very well written story.
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chipset
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Nice story.
Reminds me of my brother in law. He finds out I am riding again, after hanging up the spurs for a little bit after the R1. He sold his bike a few years ago. Having 3 kids and getting tied down, he missed it. It probably didn't help that he has to have everything anyone else has. And I have mine.
Here's the irony. He has a mortgage bigger than the house is worth. He has over 50K in credit card debt. He drives an old Honda Civic that they've had for 13 years or so. She drives an Expedition. And no motorcycle in the garage. So, much like Mr. Harley, he goes out and decides to "get away".
His ride of choice, a Big Dog motorcycle, costs 3x as much as my FJR. $38,000 for a motorcycle.
Makes me wonder how long he will be able to keep it. Because, when he sells it, he will be like most of us when we've ridden and don't have a ride anymore. He will look wistfully at those on the road on great days and wonder why it's not him.
For me, I look at the bikes I want to add to my stable. And when I am in the cage, my eyes follow those on two wheels. Because, there's a little "Mr. Harley" in all of us. (And don't take that the wrong way!)
Reminds me of my brother in law. He finds out I am riding again, after hanging up the spurs for a little bit after the R1. He sold his bike a few years ago. Having 3 kids and getting tied down, he missed it. It probably didn't help that he has to have everything anyone else has. And I have mine.
Here's the irony. He has a mortgage bigger than the house is worth. He has over 50K in credit card debt. He drives an old Honda Civic that they've had for 13 years or so. She drives an Expedition. And no motorcycle in the garage. So, much like Mr. Harley, he goes out and decides to "get away".
His ride of choice, a Big Dog motorcycle, costs 3x as much as my FJR. $38,000 for a motorcycle.
Makes me wonder how long he will be able to keep it. Because, when he sells it, he will be like most of us when we've ridden and don't have a ride anymore. He will look wistfully at those on the road on great days and wonder why it's not him.
For me, I look at the bikes I want to add to my stable. And when I am in the cage, my eyes follow those on two wheels. Because, there's a little "Mr. Harley" in all of us. (And don't take that the wrong way!)
MikeYork5
Well-known member
Watching another mans neck means your still gay
LOL - Now thats funny. When are ya gonna submit this piece to the New Yorker (or at least Cycle World, maybe)?
twowheelnut
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Er, your cousin is a rebellious polygamist, eh? And her husbands have other wives, too? ****, man, that's effed-up!
:grin:
FJR1300
FJR Pilot
twowheelnut
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Yeah, but she's a good sport and how can I let that **** go by without a comment? I mean, if you pitch me the ball, I'm gonna swing... :lameasswinkysmiley:
