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Send the man your love
Send the man your love
Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
Do something non-gay.
Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
Do something non-gay.
Re: Send the man your love
On Apr 15, 6:49 pm, "Dean H." <m...@groove.calm> wrote:
> Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
> Do something non-gay.
Ouch! Any idea how? Mail from him usually comes to my work address
that I won't see 'til morning...
Craig
On Apr 15, 6:49 pm, "Dean H." <m...@groove.calm> wrote:
> Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
> Do something non-gay.
Ouch! Any idea how? Mail from him usually comes to my work address
that I won't see 'til morning...
Craig
Re: Send the man your love
>> Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>> Do something non-gay.
>
>
> Ouch! Any idea how? Mail from him usually comes to my work address
> that I won't see 'til morning...
>
> Craig
No idea. I expect there's a colorful story to follow.
>> Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>> Do something non-gay.
>
>
> Ouch! Any idea how? Mail from him usually comes to my work address
> that I won't see 'til morning...
>
> Craig
No idea. I expect there's a colorful story to follow.
Re: Send the man your love
On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:49:55 -0400, "Dean H." <moto@groove.calm>
wrote:
>Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>Do something non-gay.
WTF???
----
Go fast and aim for where the trees aren't.
----
On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:49:55 -0400, "Dean H." <moto@groove.calm>
wrote:
>Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>Do something non-gay.
WTF???
----
Go fast and aim for where the trees aren't.
----
Re: Send the man your love
>
>>Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>>Do something non-gay.
>
> WTF???
I'm not sure, but I think gravity had something to do with it.
>
>>Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>>Do something non-gay.
>
> WTF???
I'm not sure, but I think gravity had something to do with it.
Re: Send the man your love
On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:36:12 -0400, "Dean H." <moto@groove.calm>
wrote:
>>
>>>Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>>>Do something non-gay.
>>
>> WTF???
>
>I'm not sure, but I think gravity had something to do with it.
Damn. Guy at work has a new nickname - "faceplant" - due to his
week off from a bicycle mishap.
Everyone take notice: bicycles are dangerous.
----
Go fast and aim for where the trees aren't.
----
On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:36:12 -0400, "Dean H." <moto@groove.calm>
wrote:
>>
>>>Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
>>>Do something non-gay.
>>
>> WTF???
>
>I'm not sure, but I think gravity had something to do with it.
Damn. Guy at work has a new nickname - "faceplant" - due to his
week off from a bicycle mishap.
Everyone take notice: bicycles are dangerous.
----
Go fast and aim for where the trees aren't.
----
Re: Send the man your love
"Dean H." <moto@groove.calm> wrote in message
news:k72dnZ0ZvPi-opjVnZ2dnUVZ_sqinZ2d@comcast,com ...
> Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
> Do something non-gay.
WTF, those non-motorized dirtbikes are downright dangerous! Who's got a
working number on Fred?
I tried my last known
Home ---connected to a fax machine
Cell -- Pissed off black dude tells me "I ain't Fred and don't call here no
more"
Work/Home - Pest control answering machine...might be the right one, left a
message.
--
KW - aka DirtBikeDad, GA-Spode & warrenmountain
03 Kawasaki KDX 220R
01 Honda XR100
03 Yamaha TTR 125L
90 Kawasaki Bayou 220
03 Husky ZTH5221
01 Kubota B1700
"Dean H." <moto@groove.calm> wrote in message
news:k72dnZ0ZvPi-opjVnZ2dnUVZ_sqinZ2d@comcast,com ...
> Fred CTD broke his left collar bone and right hand.
> Do something non-gay.
WTF, those non-motorized dirtbikes are downright dangerous! Who's got a
working number on Fred?
I tried my last known
Home ---connected to a fax machine
Cell -- Pissed off black dude tells me "I ain't Fred and don't call here no
more"
Work/Home - Pest control answering machine...might be the right one, left a
message.
--
KW - aka DirtBikeDad, GA-Spode & warrenmountain
03 Kawasaki KDX 220R
01 Honda XR100
03 Yamaha TTR 125L
90 Kawasaki Bayou 220
03 Husky ZTH5221
01 Kubota B1700
Re: Send the man your love
In article <1d92c$48055334$4b5a3199$17285@ALLTEL,net >,
"KW" <keith_warrennospam@alltel,net > wrote:
> Who's got a
> working number on Fred?
>
> I tried my last known
>
> Home ---connected to a fax machine
Yup
> Cell -- Pissed off black dude tells me "I ain't Fred and don't call here no
> more"
Probably pissed because he'd just hung up on me.
> Work/Home - Pest control answering machine...might be the right one, left a
> message.
I've been worried for 2 days, to the point where I'd been scanning the
posts for his name, and decided I would try to contact him. Then I
found this.
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
In article <1d92c$48055334$4b5a3199$17285@ALLTEL,net >,
"KW" <keith_warrennospam@alltel,net > wrote:
> Who's got a
> working number on Fred?
>
> I tried my last known
>
> Home ---connected to a fax machine
Yup
> Cell -- Pissed off black dude tells me "I ain't Fred and don't call here no
> more"
Probably pissed because he'd just hung up on me.
> Work/Home - Pest control answering machine...might be the right one, left a
> message.
I've been worried for 2 days, to the point where I'd been scanning the
posts for his name, and decided I would try to contact him. Then I
found this.
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
Re: Send the man your love
In article <harvey-EA6DE6.18564915042008@individual,net >,
HardWorkingDog <harvey@mush.man> wrote:
> I've been worried for 2 days, to the point where I'd been scanning the
> posts for his name, and decided I would try to contact him. Then I
> found this.
I talked to the man, er Dummy...apparently he was showing the young
'uns how it's done on the BMX track, and discovered just how hard the
Texas hard pan dirt is...left collarbone and right wrist.
Ouch.
He won't be doing much posting for awhile, and he's going to be
dependent on his family for some time.
Heal well, Fred!
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
In article <harvey-EA6DE6.18564915042008@individual,net >,
HardWorkingDog <harvey@mush.man> wrote:
> I've been worried for 2 days, to the point where I'd been scanning the
> posts for his name, and decided I would try to contact him. Then I
> found this.
I talked to the man, er Dummy...apparently he was showing the young
'uns how it's done on the BMX track, and discovered just how hard the
Texas hard pan dirt is...left collarbone and right wrist.
Ouch.
He won't be doing much posting for awhile, and he's going to be
dependent on his family for some time.
Heal well, Fred!
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
Re: Send the man your love
On Apr 15, 11:40 pm, HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
> In article <harvey-EA6DE6.18564915042...@individual,net >,
>
> HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
> > I've been worried for 2 days, to the point where I'd been scanning the
> > posts for his name, and decided I would try to contact him. Then I
> > found this.
>
> I talked to the man, er Dummy...apparently he was showing the young
> 'uns how it's done on the BMX track, and discovered just how hard the
> Texas hard pan dirt is...left collarbone and right wrist.
>
From Fred's post a few days ago:
" It's funny though, I feel nearly as comfortable on this new Haro at
41 as I did on my old Schwinn Predator at 21. I'm just a little more
cautious nowadays. I guess alot of that riding I did when I was
younger has stayed with me. "
Fred, I hope you heal as fast as when you were 21.
--DaveB
On Apr 15, 11:40 pm, HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
> In article <harvey-EA6DE6.18564915042...@individual,net >,
>
> HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
> > I've been worried for 2 days, to the point where I'd been scanning the
> > posts for his name, and decided I would try to contact him. Then I
> > found this.
>
> I talked to the man, er Dummy...apparently he was showing the young
> 'uns how it's done on the BMX track, and discovered just how hard the
> Texas hard pan dirt is...left collarbone and right wrist.
>
From Fred's post a few days ago:
" It's funny though, I feel nearly as comfortable on this new Haro at
41 as I did on my old Schwinn Predator at 21. I'm just a little more
cautious nowadays. I guess alot of that riding I did when I was
younger has stayed with me. "
Fred, I hope you heal as fast as when you were 21.
--DaveB
Re: Send the man your love
Free = expensive
Free street motorcycle = expensive safety gear
Free helmet cam = expensive battery to make it useful
Free Haro bicycle = expensive trip to ER and loss of work
Be very careful around things that you aquire free.
Well, that sucks for Fred. I personally stay off of bicycles. My
last ride on a mountain bike had me on the ground with the wind
knocked out of me taking painfull short breaths. Did you know that
when attacking a steep down hill with a small bermed right hand turn
on a mountain bike is very much like on a motorcycle with exception of
having no way to power the bike mid turn. I came in hot, hard on the
brakes. I release the brakes, and initiate the turn. Right about the
time I would use the motorcycles power to shoot me in the right
direction, the bike decided that it wanted to go off-trail. I
high-sided as the back wheel came over the berm. I landed hard and
decided right then and there that I need a motor or I will die.
Free = expensive
Free street motorcycle = expensive safety gear
Free helmet cam = expensive battery to make it useful
Free Haro bicycle = expensive trip to ER and loss of work
Be very careful around things that you aquire free.
Well, that sucks for Fred. I personally stay off of bicycles. My
last ride on a mountain bike had me on the ground with the wind
knocked out of me taking painfull short breaths. Did you know that
when attacking a steep down hill with a small bermed right hand turn
on a mountain bike is very much like on a motorcycle with exception of
having no way to power the bike mid turn. I came in hot, hard on the
brakes. I release the brakes, and initiate the turn. Right about the
time I would use the motorcycles power to shoot me in the right
direction, the bike decided that it wanted to go off-trail. I
high-sided as the back wheel came over the berm. I landed hard and
decided right then and there that I need a motor or I will die.
Re: Send the man your love
> My
> last ride on a mountain bike had me on the ground with the wind
> knocked out of me taking painfull short breaths.
Me too, and that was just from pedaling to the end of the driveway.
JayC
> My
> last ride on a mountain bike had me on the ground with the wind
> knocked out of me taking painfull short breaths.
Me too, and that was just from pedaling to the end of the driveway.
JayC
Re: Send the man your love
On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:17:13 -0700, Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast,net >
wrote:
>Free = expensive
>
>Free street motorcycle = expensive safety gear
>Free helmet cam = expensive battery to make it useful
>Free Haro bicycle = expensive trip to ER and loss of work
>
>Be very careful around things that you aquire free.
>
>
>Well, that sucks for Fred. I personally stay off of bicycles. My
>last ride on a mountain bike had me on the ground with the wind
>knocked out of me taking painfull short breaths. Did you know that
>when attacking a steep down hill with a small bermed right hand turn
>on a mountain bike is very much like on a motorcycle with exception of
>having no way to power the bike mid turn. I came in hot, hard on the
>brakes. I release the brakes, and initiate the turn. Right about the
>time I would use the motorcycles power to shoot me in the right
>direction, the bike decided that it wanted to go off-trail. I
>high-sided as the back wheel came over the berm. I landed hard and
>decided right then and there that I need a motor or I will die.
Thanks Mike, you're right.
Fred Bradford - CrashTestDummy
fjbradfordREMOVE@tx.rr,com
On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:17:13 -0700, Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast,net >
wrote:
>Free = expensive
>
>Free street motorcycle = expensive safety gear
>Free helmet cam = expensive battery to make it useful
>Free Haro bicycle = expensive trip to ER and loss of work
>
>Be very careful around things that you aquire free.
>
>
>Well, that sucks for Fred. I personally stay off of bicycles. My
>last ride on a mountain bike had me on the ground with the wind
>knocked out of me taking painfull short breaths. Did you know that
>when attacking a steep down hill with a small bermed right hand turn
>on a mountain bike is very much like on a motorcycle with exception of
>having no way to power the bike mid turn. I came in hot, hard on the
>brakes. I release the brakes, and initiate the turn. Right about the
>time I would use the motorcycles power to shoot me in the right
>direction, the bike decided that it wanted to go off-trail. I
>high-sided as the back wheel came over the berm. I landed hard and
>decided right then and there that I need a motor or I will die.
Thanks Mike, you're right.
Fred Bradford - CrashTestDummy
fjbradfordREMOVE@tx.rr,com
Re: Send the man your love
> ...left collarbone and right wrist.
> He won't be doing much posting for awhile, and he's going to be
> dependent on his family for some time.
Left AND right side, eh. Yup, he's going to be dependent on his
family for a little more than they bargained for going in....heh-heh.
It's gonna be just like me in retirement. "H*O*N*E*Y!!!... Pee-pee
poo-poo!!!!"
JayC
> ...left collarbone and right wrist.
> He won't be doing much posting for awhile, and he's going to be
> dependent on his family for some time.
Left AND right side, eh. Yup, he's going to be dependent on his
family for a little more than they bargained for going in....heh-heh.
It's gonna be just like me in retirement. "H*O*N*E*Y!!!... Pee-pee
poo-poo!!!!"
JayC
