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Old 03-04-2016, 02:44 PM
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Happy Birthday Sam!
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I don't know, between Tim and shotgun I get no respect. Tomorrow I hit the big 65 and time for social insecurity. Figure I better get back some of what I've paid in before the system goes broke. Got a light dusting of the white crap last night but it melted. Supposed to be in the upper 60's early next week. Time to start getting the toys out of hibernation.
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I don't know, between Tim and shotgun I get no respect.:
Oh come on Sam, I wouldn't mess with you if I didn't care.
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You guys are all the best. Thanks for the kind comments. Did I ever mention that I hate snow? (I'll probably get slammed with a late season storm) Made it through another winter, time to dig the bike out and do some riding and get the grass reduction equipment ready for the season. Pool time will be here soon and I can't wait.
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You guys are all the best. Thanks for the kind comments. Did I ever mention that I hate snow? (I'll probably get slammed with a late season storm) Made it through another winter, time to dig the bike out and do some riding and get the grass reduction equipment ready for the season. Pool time will be here soon and I can't wait.
We do love ya dude....in a great grandfatherly sort of way just to be clear.

Bike out? I thought you own a Spyder?
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Bike out? I thought you own a Spyder?
Yep I own a Spyder. For what it's worth I'm looking for a 2 wheel toy, something old school style. I'll keep you guys posted.
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Yep I own a Spyder. For what it's worth I'm looking for a 2 wheel toy, something old school style. I'll keep you guys posted.
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Old school, like this to help relive your youth?
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Happy Birthday Buddy. I hope you have a great one. I won't even mention that fun white thing that you love so much.


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I remember those. I'm looking for something new that looks like the good old days. Triumph Bonny, Honda CB1100 etc. I just want to put gas in it and ride it.
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