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So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
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2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
2006 Buell Ulysees
2006 BMW K1200GT
2004 H-D Road King Classic
1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
1975 Triumph T160 Trident
1974 Norton Commando Interstate
1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
1954 Velocette MAC
So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
--
By it's very nature, my sig. makes this posting 100% on topic.
"Of course, you'll have the good taste not to mention that I posted this."
Thumper
"I don't want a pickle..."
* w w w .thumpers-roadhouse.ws
2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
2006 Buell Ulysees
2006 BMW K1200GT
2004 H-D Road King Classic
1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
1975 Triumph T160 Trident
1974 Norton Commando Interstate
1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
1954 Velocette MAC
Re: More on Wimmens
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
wrote:
>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
It's been an interesting couple of days for you hasn't it?
--
Bob Mann
85 K100RS (traded for...)
04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
wrote:
>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
It's been an interesting couple of days for you hasn't it?
--
Bob Mann
85 K100RS (traded for...)
04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
Re: More on Wimmens
"Bob Mann" <Bobo@nowhere . com > wrote in message
news:3gr4131iom787dh0i9akr9gbie7j1hao28@4ax . com ...
> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
> wrote:
>
>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>going
>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>
>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>the
>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>gas
>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>was
>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>
> It's been an interesting couple of days for you hasn't it?
> --
> Bob Mann
> 85 K100RS (traded for...)
> 04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
> 04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
Worse than you can imagine. I did a re-fi on my house to buy the building my
business is in. The escrow company said a wire transfer had been made to my
bank, last Wednesday. My bank said it should post on Thursday. It didn't. I
called the escrow company Thursday and Friday, they said the money was
wired. On Thursday, my bank said that no wire transfer had come in. Friday
they were evacuated because they were right next to the Burbank fire. As of
Monday morning, the wire transfer had still not been made. I again called up
the escrow company and they said that the wire transfer had been "kicked
back" on Wednesday (Thanks!). Actually, I believe the transfer had never
been made, as the conversation with the escrow company was ridiculous. The
transfer was finally made yesterday afternoon. But, not before a $25.000.00
check to our business bank bounced. The officer at our business bank never
puts the mandatory, 7 day hold on our checks, at the risk of her job. This
may have jeopardized our relationship with her.
BUT! Because I had to miss a day's work to sort this mess out, I had a
GREAT ride on the Buell, yesterday. What a fun bike!
--
By it's very nature, my sig. makes this posting 100% on topic.
"Of course, you'll have the good taste not to mention that I posted this."
Thumper
"I don't want a pickle..."
* w w w .thumpers-roadhouse.ws
2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
2006 Buell Ulysees
2006 BMW K1200GT
2004 H-D Road King Classic
1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
1975 Triumph T160 Trident
1974 Norton Commando Interstate
1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
1954 Velocette MAC
"Bob Mann" <Bobo@nowhere . com > wrote in message
news:3gr4131iom787dh0i9akr9gbie7j1hao28@4ax . com ...
> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
> wrote:
>
>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>going
>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>
>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>the
>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>gas
>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>was
>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>
> It's been an interesting couple of days for you hasn't it?
> --
> Bob Mann
> 85 K100RS (traded for...)
> 04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
> 04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
Worse than you can imagine. I did a re-fi on my house to buy the building my
business is in. The escrow company said a wire transfer had been made to my
bank, last Wednesday. My bank said it should post on Thursday. It didn't. I
called the escrow company Thursday and Friday, they said the money was
wired. On Thursday, my bank said that no wire transfer had come in. Friday
they were evacuated because they were right next to the Burbank fire. As of
Monday morning, the wire transfer had still not been made. I again called up
the escrow company and they said that the wire transfer had been "kicked
back" on Wednesday (Thanks!). Actually, I believe the transfer had never
been made, as the conversation with the escrow company was ridiculous. The
transfer was finally made yesterday afternoon. But, not before a $25.000.00
check to our business bank bounced. The officer at our business bank never
puts the mandatory, 7 day hold on our checks, at the risk of her job. This
may have jeopardized our relationship with her.
BUT! Because I had to miss a day's work to sort this mess out, I had a
GREAT ride on the Buell, yesterday. What a fun bike!
--
By it's very nature, my sig. makes this posting 100% on topic.
"Of course, you'll have the good taste not to mention that I posted this."
Thumper
"I don't want a pickle..."
* w w w .thumpers-roadhouse.ws
2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
2006 Buell Ulysees
2006 BMW K1200GT
2004 H-D Road King Classic
1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
1975 Triumph T160 Trident
1974 Norton Commando Interstate
1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
1954 Velocette MAC
Re: More on Wimmens
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
wrote:
>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
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On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
wrote:
>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
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Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online * pmilligan . net /palm/
Re: More on Wimmens
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
news:dgs413lb0ogt47s4f3o5to20jt4vdgba3j@4ax . com ...
> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
> wrote:
>
>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>going
>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>
>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>the
>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>gas
>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>was
>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>
> Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
>
> BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
> Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
What about Stinky?
T.
>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> * w w w .theanimalrescuesite . com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online * pmilligan . net /palm/
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
news:dgs413lb0ogt47s4f3o5to20jt4vdgba3j@4ax . com ...
> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
> wrote:
>
>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>going
>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>
>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>the
>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>gas
>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>was
>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>
> Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
>
> BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
> Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
What about Stinky?
T.
>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> * w w w .theanimalrescuesite . com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online * pmilligan . net /palm/
Re: More on Wimmens
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 15:42:41 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
wrote:
>
><.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
>news:dgs413lb0ogt47s4f3o5to20jt4vdgba3j@4ax . com ...
>> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>>going
>>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>>
>>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>>the
>>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>>gas
>>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>>was
>>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>
>> Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
>>
>> BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
>> Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
>
>What about Stinky?
The name.
--
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* w w w .theanimalrescuesite . com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online * pmilligan . net /palm/
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 15:42:41 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
wrote:
>
><.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
>news:dgs413lb0ogt47s4f3o5to20jt4vdgba3j@4ax . com ...
>> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>>going
>>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>>
>>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>>the
>>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>>gas
>>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>>was
>>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>
>> Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
>>
>> BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
>> Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
>
>What about Stinky?
The name.
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
* w w w .theanimalrescuesite . com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online * pmilligan . net /palm/
Re: More on Wimmens
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
news:r5u413hu4cp8mfh7g2eqbv01ls3f924lk3@4ax . com ...
> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 15:42:41 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
> wrote:
>
>>
>><.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
>>news:dgs413lb0ogt47s4f3o5to20jt4vdgba3j@4ax . com ...
>>> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I
>>>>told
>>>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>>>going
>>>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>>>
>>>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>>>the
>>>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She
>>>>said
>>>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her
>>>>Shadow
>>>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>>>gas
>>>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>>>was
>>>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and
>>>>I
>>>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole
>>>>her
>>>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>>
>>> Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
>>>
>>> BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
>>> Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
>>
>>What about Stinky?
>
> The name.
Oh, she hates his name. She wants to change it to Aristotle, or something.
His name IS Stinky.
T.
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> * w w w .theanimalrescuesite . com /
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online * pmilligan . net /palm/
<.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
news:r5u413hu4cp8mfh7g2eqbv01ls3f924lk3@4ax . com ...
> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 15:42:41 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
> wrote:
>
>>
>><.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address . com > wrote in message
>>news:dgs413lb0ogt47s4f3o5to20jt4vdgba3j@4ax . com ...
>>> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:33:02 GMT, "Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com >
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>>>pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I
>>>>told
>>>>her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>>>going
>>>>to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>>>looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>>>
>>>>Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>>>wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>>>the
>>>>ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She
>>>>said
>>>>she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her
>>>>Shadow
>>>>(that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>>>gas
>>>>pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>>>was
>>>>mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and
>>>>I
>>>>went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole
>>>>her
>>>>ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>>
>>> Give her time, she'll come to realize it's all your fault.
>>>
>>> BTW, with all the goings on, this might be a fine time to tell
>>> Cat about 'Stinky' - get it out of the way :-)
>>
>>What about Stinky?
>
> The name.
Oh, she hates his name. She wants to change it to Aristotle, or something.
His name IS Stinky.
T.
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Re: More on Wimmens
On Apr 3, 10:33 am, "Thumper" <roadap...@bigfoot . com > wrote:
> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
Yeah, but you sold her that bike, too? As well as the one she slid off
the back of? I'll notify my lawyer friend to contact those people as I
smell $$.
I'm thinking maybe you knew that if she slid off the back of the
XL1200C, she could fall off; I assume you purposefully did not include
a backrest. As for the Shadow, I assume that you did not warn her of
the gas pump hazard and what could happen.
With your better-half blaming you, everybody else might as well jump
on that train :)-
Greg
>
> --
>
> By it's very nature, my sig. makes this posting 100% on topic.
>
> "Of course, you'll have the good taste not to mention that I posted this."
>
> Thumper
>
> "I don't want a pickle..."
> * w w w .thumpers-roadhouse.ws
>
> 2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
> 2006 Buell Ulysees
> 2006 BMW K1200GT
> 2004 H-D Road King Classic
> 1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
> 1975 Triumph T160 Trident
> 1974 Norton Commando Interstate
> 1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
> 1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
> 1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
> 1954 Velocette MAC
On Apr 3, 10:33 am, "Thumper" <roadap...@bigfoot . com > wrote:
> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
Yeah, but you sold her that bike, too? As well as the one she slid off
the back of? I'll notify my lawyer friend to contact those people as I
smell $$.
I'm thinking maybe you knew that if she slid off the back of the
XL1200C, she could fall off; I assume you purposefully did not include
a backrest. As for the Shadow, I assume that you did not warn her of
the gas pump hazard and what could happen.
With your better-half blaming you, everybody else might as well jump
on that train :)-
Greg
>
> --
>
> By it's very nature, my sig. makes this posting 100% on topic.
>
> "Of course, you'll have the good taste not to mention that I posted this."
>
> Thumper
>
> "I don't want a pickle..."
> * w w w .thumpers-roadhouse.ws
>
> 2007 H-D FXSTD Deuce
> 2006 Buell Ulysees
> 2006 BMW K1200GT
> 2004 H-D Road King Classic
> 1978 Triumph T140V Bonneville
> 1975 Triumph T160 Trident
> 1974 Norton Commando Interstate
> 1969 BSA R75 Red Rocket III
> 1962 Triumph T20 Tiger Cub
> 1958 BSA Super Bantam COCK
> 1954 Velocette MAC
Re: More on Wimmens
Thumper wrote:
> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>
>
Your ass is grass when she finds out your'e posting about her on the
interweb!
As for the $900 she doesn't have.....what a role model for consumers
world wide. I don't suppose you mentioned that she might like to buy
some crash bars while she was shopping?
Thumper wrote:
> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>
>
Your ass is grass when she finds out your'e posting about her on the
interweb!
As for the $900 she doesn't have.....what a role model for consumers
world wide. I don't suppose you mentioned that she might like to buy
some crash bars while she was shopping?
Re: More on Wimmens
On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 09:23:00 +1200, BrianNZ <brian@itnz.co.nz> wrote:
>Thumper wrote:
>> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
>> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>
>> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
>> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
>> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
>> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>
>>
>
>
>Your ass is grass when she finds out your'e posting about her on the
>interweb!
>
>As for the $900 she doesn't have.....what a role model for consumers
>world wide. I don't suppose you mentioned that she might like to buy
>some crash bars while she was shopping?
She'd have to buy new crash bars every time she scratched them up.
And that sounds likely to be a weekly event.
--
Bob Mann
85 K100RS (traded for...)
04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 09:23:00 +1200, BrianNZ <brian@itnz.co.nz> wrote:
>Thumper wrote:
>> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
>> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was going
>> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>
>> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto the
>> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She said
>> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her Shadow
>> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a gas
>> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump was
>> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and I
>> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole her
>> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>
>>
>
>
>Your ass is grass when she finds out your'e posting about her on the
>interweb!
>
>As for the $900 she doesn't have.....what a role model for consumers
>world wide. I don't suppose you mentioned that she might like to buy
>some crash bars while she was shopping?
She'd have to buy new crash bars every time she scratched them up.
And that sounds likely to be a weekly event.
--
Bob Mann
85 K100RS (traded for...)
04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
Re: More on Wimmens
"Bob Mann" <Bobo@nowhere . com > wrote in message
news:f5k513p4klvq28n41fimegligkrt8ive16@4ax . com ...
> On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 09:23:00 +1200, BrianNZ <brian@itnz.co.nz> wrote:
>
>>Thumper wrote:
>>> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I
>>> told
>>> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>> going
>>> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>>
>>> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>> the
>>> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She
>>> said
>>> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her
>>> Shadow
>>> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>> gas
>>> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>> was
>>> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and
>>> I
>>> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole
>>> her
>>> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>Your ass is grass when she finds out your'e posting about her on the
>>interweb!
>>
>>As for the $900 she doesn't have.....what a role model for consumers
>>world wide. I don't suppose you mentioned that she might like to buy
>>some crash bars while she was shopping?
>
> She'd have to buy new crash bars every time she scratched them up.
> And that sounds likely to be a weekly event.
> --
> Bob Mann
> 85 K100RS (traded for...)
> 04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
> 04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
We have an extra set of crash bars for her Sportster. I won't put them on.
Hell, I have an extra set of bars for my Road King, both front and rear, I
won't put them on either.
Thumper
Keeper of the Crash Bars
"Bob Mann" <Bobo@nowhere . com > wrote in message
news:f5k513p4klvq28n41fimegligkrt8ive16@4ax . com ...
> On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 09:23:00 +1200, BrianNZ <brian@itnz.co.nz> wrote:
>
>>Thumper wrote:
>>> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
>>> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I
>>> told
>>> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
>>> going
>>> to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the bike
>>> looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>>>
>>> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
>>> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
>>> the
>>> ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She
>>> said
>>> she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her
>>> Shadow
>>> (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike into a
>>> gas
>>> pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab the pump
>>> was
>>> mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the hospital and
>>> I
>>> went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough, she brole
>>> her
>>> ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though, thankfully.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>Your ass is grass when she finds out your'e posting about her on the
>>interweb!
>>
>>As for the $900 she doesn't have.....what a role model for consumers
>>world wide. I don't suppose you mentioned that she might like to buy
>>some crash bars while she was shopping?
>
> She'd have to buy new crash bars every time she scratched them up.
> And that sounds likely to be a weekly event.
> --
> Bob Mann
> 85 K100RS (traded for...)
> 04 FXD Stage 1(traded for...)
> 04 FLHTCUI 95" Stage 3
We have an extra set of crash bars for her Sportster. I won't put them on.
Hell, I have an extra set of bars for my Road King, both front and rear, I
won't put them on either.
Thumper
Keeper of the Crash Bars
Re: More on Wimmens
"Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com > wrote in message
news:yAtQh.20639$Jl.6026@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink . net ...
> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
> going to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the
> bike looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
> the ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She
> said she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her
> Shadow (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike
> into a gas pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab
> the pump was mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the
> hospital and I went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough,
> she brole her ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though,
> thankfully.
I think it would've been the height of cool is she'd blamed you Thumper. You
could wear a nice new patch reading "I'm to blame for ever-fucking-thing"
--
Beav
VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19
"Thumper" <roadapple@bigfoot . com > wrote in message
news:yAtQh.20639$Jl.6026@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink . net ...
> So, Cat and I are in my garage yesterday, looking over the replacement
> pieces she bought for her Sportster. Against my advice, of course. I told
> her to wait on buying new bags and stuff, because, chances are she was
> going to drop the bike again. The original bags were barely scuffed, the
> bike looked and rode fine. She spent $900.00, she doesn't have.
>
> Anyway, my neighbor pulls up on his XL1200C (which I sold him), with his
> wife on the back. She sort of slid off the back and went ass first onto
> the ground. We ran out to check if she had a leg cramp or something. She
> said she thought she had broken her leg. It seems she was waiting on her
> Shadow (that I sold them), in a gas station and somehow dropped the bike
> into a gas pump. Her leg got caught between the bike and the concrete slab
> the pump was mounted on and she heard a snap. So, Mike rushed her to the
> hospital and I went down into Sunland and picked up her bike. Sure enough,
> she brole her ankle and is in a temporary cast. She blames herself though,
> thankfully.
I think it would've been the height of cool is she'd blamed you Thumper. You
could wear a nice new patch reading "I'm to blame for ever-fucking-thing"
--
Beav
VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19
