Or break with tradition and just Kate Upton....somewhat like an R "model" with those...(wait)...I could go on, but I won't.
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Or break with tradition and just Kate Upton....somewhat like an R "model" with those...(wait)...I could go on, but I won't.
Bud
It is what it is.
Were you thinking about the "twins"?
Never mind, I was confused. Twin Peaks was a TV show a while back.
Were you thinking about the "twins"?
Never mind, I was confused. Twin Peaks was a TV show a while back.
Yes...we think along the same "lines"...must be the Illinois connection. I was born and raised in Taylorville.
Visian
look out!!!
Who is/was Michael Cohen? I don't recall seeing his name on the masthead.
From the January 2003 issue, Sandy's column at the front of the ON. She talked about the new "flat binding". She went on to say:
We also hope that it helps those members who "archive" their issues to keep them straight, neat, and organized. The flat spine will now contain a few notable items of interest in the magazine for easier reference as well. And, for those of you with sharp eyes, there's another feature you won't want to miss that will gradually unfold as each issue comes...but enough said...I don't want to ruin the surprise.
From the January 2003 issue, Sandy's column at the front of the ON. She talked about the new "flat binding". She went on to say:
We also hope that it helps those members who "archive" their issues to keep them straight, neat, and organized. The flat spine will now contain a few notable items of interest in the magazine for easier reference as well. And, for those of you with sharp eyes, there's another feature you won't want to miss that will gradually unfold as each issue comes...but enough said...I don't want to ruin the surprise.
Bud
It is what it is.
Her son.
RogerWilco
New member
It looks as if this years photo would be better if the "Feb" issue were removed from the stack.
Darryl Cainey
Sir Darby
This could be the makings of a new contest, the first one to identify what bike is being shown.
Lets work on that for next year.
Lets work on that for next year.
ricochetrider
Out There Somewhere
That's pretty cool! Nice to see some posts about the ON where there's no negativity.
Although there WAS *almost* some sexism in the comments about Ms Upton.....
Although there WAS *almost* some sexism in the comments about Ms Upton.....
rangerreece
RangerReece
Kurt,
Either your postal service is rough on mags or you give the pages of those magazines quite the work out based on the wear and tear of those spines. I suspect the latter. You strike me as the, "read it from cover to cover" kinda guy.
Either your postal service is rough on mags or you give the pages of those magazines quite the work out based on the wear and tear of those spines. I suspect the latter. You strike me as the, "read it from cover to cover" kinda guy.
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On the contrary, I don't really read it cover to cover, maybe picking things that interest me. Being more of a vintage guy, there's less and less in the magazine for my tastes. Oh well... This is probably heresy to say, but I realize there are ads in the magazine, but I've yet to even look at one. Ouch!!
I guess my PO is a bit rougher than normal.
On the contrary, I don't really read it cover to cover, maybe picking things that interest me. Being more of a vintage guy, there's less and less in the magazine for my tastes. Oh well... This is probably heresy to say, but I realize there are ads in the magazine, but I've yet to even look at one. Ouch!!
I guess my PO is a bit rougher than normal.
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