I don't believe in raking leaves. God in-tented them to fall and fall they shale.
when you planning on pickin up that new ride again becca ?Becca_007 said:Well I don't want to give the impression of working too hard, but it did take a lot of time. I mowed with a tractor, and I 'raked' with a lawn sweeper (towed behind the tractor). I also got in some drive time trailoring the tractor from house to house.
Man... riding that bike makes me want to get a new one all the more. Sure I appreciate the bike I have (82 Yamaha) but I just want more power, and the style a newer bike has to offer.
Becca_007 said:Next Spring. I figure there isn't much sense in rushing the order and all this time of year. Plus, I still have an unemployment issue to deal with...
double2000r6 said:First off God lives in a tent?
Yes my friend but do you, Mr. 70 AFD, have the distinct pleasure of rolling through "da" hood of Detroit (pronounce it frenchily DE-TWA) and enjoying the upscale picturesque scenery of a pimp beating a ho half to death at 7am in the morning all the while never spilling a drop of his fresh bottle of Thunderbird? Can you say you get to see the breath-taking landscape of burnt down crack houses and abandoned buildings that reek of fresh bum urine and bile filled puke? 70 degrees - PFFFT. Cold weather is great. Where else can you freeze your nuts off in weather colder than a witch's tit? That 70 degree crap isn't all it is cracked up to be.. lol..bumblebee said:It's still in the seventies here every day! I ride my bike to work in the afternoon when I won't be there long. Our parking lot does strange and mysterious things to vehicles parked there. In the afternoon, I can park near the back door. After my 2:00 pm QAA meeting, It's off for a short flight aroung the Big Bend! I'll be thinking of y'all with your electric vests and heated grips when I put my mesh on over my armor for my afternoon ride! (Rub, Rub, Rub it in!!!)