Umbrella Girls from Utah

[GunMD]

As some of you are aware, I am currently in Utah (near Salt Lake City) for the AMA Superbike and World Superbike races this weekend. Some of you indicated that I might no longer be welcome in the FJR community if I didn't provide some photos of umbrella girls....so here they are....

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[Bustanut joker]

See... Now this kinda tomfoolery is what this place is all about :clapping: !! Screw the nonsensical fingers and foot positions while braking :blink:

Thanks gunny!!! Cute shots!

:jester:

 

[dcarver]

Excellent Gunny! What life is about. :yahoo:

 

[noob]

oh come on! He's only got one hand on the umbrella! fortunately he's using all 4 fingers though! I'm afraid to ask which foot went down first!!

the little lady is very cute m8 yer a lucky man.

 

[Ari Rankum]

It's a gutty kid who will lay one on a mug like that.

Seriously, nice pics.

 

[Cdogman]

It's a gutty kid who will lay one on a mug like that.
Seriously, nice pics.

I laugh as I write this

if I may be so bold..... that is me.......... my daughter....... my bike... my umbrella... my mug...... she kissis it every dayyyyyy.../// "bye dad".. as she goes to school

So if I may be bold............... **** you

Gun took the picture, and I love that girl

and thanks

 

[Ari Rankum]

It's a gutty kid who will lay one on a mug like that.

So if I may be bold............... **** you

Man, am I ever glad I deleted the part about Shrek! Phew! Close one!

 

[Cdogman]

Shrek eh,,, that made me laugh

 

[FuzzyRider]

if I may be so bold..... that is me.......... my daughter.......

Cute kid...she must look like her mother.

 

[Checkswrecks]

Seriously cute!

Buy horsey lessons now man. There's no boyfriend repellent in the world that's as good as the smell of horseshit (especially when the boys learn that it means work), or as good a Daddy-daughter bonder as time spent watching from a fence or rummaging thru tack shops!

Congrats!

 

[Cdogman]

Yyyyeeaaaaa a my buddy smith and his friend wesson had some advice too,,,,, they was tellin me about Mister Glock, Is he a counselor or sumfin??

 

[madmike2]

Yyyyeeaaaaa a my buddy smith and his friend wesson had some advice too,,,,, they was tellin me about Mister Glock, Is he a counselor or sumfin??

I always liked my "fatherly advice" to the young men who came to date my daughter

(Always given when she was out of the room....):

I am about to trust you with the most precious thing in my life. She is blood of my blood and part of my soul, and she is irreplaceable, so here are the facts: If you do something stupid and injure or maim her, you should hope that I find you before her grandfather does (Ex-marine, battlefield promotion to Sgt., 6'4", former head of PacTel special investigations, etc., etc., etc.). Either way, should you survive, you will not like the outcome. If your intent is to be stupid and go, say...street racing or recklessly speeding in your car, I hope you have a chance to know God before I find you and you meet him face-to-face. Have a lovely evening."

Sabrina told me, many years later, that her boyfriends were afraid of me. ME!?!?!? The big "teddy bear" of a guy? Imagine that!

 

[Cdogman]

Yea mike... we got stuff in common....AND... that includes our direct approach.... no reason to be less that............... clear, eh

 

[FJRChick]

Awwwww *sniff* you guys make me miss my dad.

 

[vectervp1]

A buddy of mine decided to date someone within our group of friends once. Even though he had been to her house countless times before, and had even picked her up and given her a ride to whatever we were doing, the first time he picked her up for a date it was a different story. Her dad was sitting at the kitchen table with his gun case behind him, cleaning one of his rifles. My friend says her dad never looked up from cleaning the rifle he had in front of him as he explained how precious his daughter was to him. I never heard the whole story, but I guess they were interrupted by his 'date' who yelled at her father saying something to the effect of "Dad, you already know him, you don't need to scare him" It didn't matter, my friend said he walked out of the with a new appreciation for living....