James Burleigh
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It's not completely flushed down the crapper till there's a vulgar sheep joke. You're welcome.
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Uncle Hud
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Chuckle, chuckle. De-evolution exists.
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Surly
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Hi All,
I sold my bike this morning. I would like to thank ALL the members of this FORUM for their mateship and the humor that this place has provied. I will continue to lurk here but only as a drop kick cager.
Best regards
Steve(Surly)
I sold my bike this morning. I would like to thank ALL the members of this FORUM for their mateship and the humor that this place has provied. I will continue to lurk here but only as a drop kick cager.
Best regards
Steve(Surly)
HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Dang Surly. That's not news I was expecting. We'll miss your humor, so don't go too far!!
Bokerfork
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Surly,
Odd way to go out. Seriously odd.
Odd way to go out. Seriously odd.
bluesdog
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Surly
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TomInPA
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So how hooligan worthy is the cage?
Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Surly,
You gotta do what you gotta do. Best wishes, bucketfuls of peace, and please continue as a lurker/commenter.
Uncle Hud
You gotta do what you gotta do. Best wishes, bucketfuls of peace, and please continue as a lurker/commenter.
Uncle Hud
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HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Why do people think they have the right to question someone else's decision to ride or not ride? WTF??
I'm not. I'm questioning my understanding. I've ridden with ******* riders and tend to learn (and leave) early when I can. It may never happen but I sure don't want to be around if it does.
My brother refuses to ride any more for (what seems like) similar reasons. The way he words it is, "If I keep riding, I'll kill myself. I know I can't 'tone down' and that will be the end of me." He's said it for years. I assent to what he's telling me. I simply have a hard time grasping it at some basic level. I suppose it's like pyromania in that someone who is compelled to put their hand in a fire even if they know it will hurt.
In this case, maybe I'm reading it wrong and the emphasis is on a risk in the area that is above an acceptable level with no way to manage it down enough to make it otherwise (not the emphasis on the "******* rider" comment).
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HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Sorry Bounce, wasn't just directed at you. Maybe I was reading too much into the posts. Either way, I'm sorry Surly is leaving.
Surly, I'm not saddened by the decsion you have come to in regards to selling your bike. That is purely a personal choice. But I am bummed to think you may not hang out much more. I laughed my *** off at more jokes of your's than I care to try and count. You have always come across as the kind of "mate" I would have really enjoyed meeting if ever I had the good fortune to visit Australia.
In the event you cease to grace us with your presence here, stay well. Better yet.....take some of the money you got from your bike and get your Aussie butt over here to the States. I bet your room n board would be more than affordable.
Mike
In the event you cease to grace us with your presence here, stay well. Better yet.....take some of the money you got from your bike and get your Aussie butt over here to the States. I bet your room n board would be more than affordable.
Mike
Totally on board with Mike's sentiments... the bikes bring us together but the bond sticks no matter what... today the right decision is to sell the bike and I understand it... have known a few folks give it up for the same reasons... that they couldn't control that urge to twist the throttle past the point of no return... good on you for recognizing it... but know that there are lots of folks who care about you and that has nothing to do with the bike... and should you come to the point that you want to give it a go again, that's okay too... take good care of yourself, love those in your life, and just love life in general in whatever that direction takes you.
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James Burleigh
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Amen and amen. I know how you feel, and I admire your decision. I know it was not an easy one. And I'd bet you're still feeling--and may forever feel--conflicted by the decision. All the best, and thanks for coming along for the ride.
