SeabeckS
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Took a while for some of us to find the Perfect Ride.
Heck, I owned Hondas, Suzukis, Yamahas, and Ducatis before finding my '04 S. lol
Cheers
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Took a while for some of us to find the Perfect Ride.
Heck, I owned Hondas, Suzukis, Yamahas, and Ducatis before finding my '04 S. lol
Cheers
Took a while for some of us to find the Perfect Ride.
Heck, I owned Hondas, Suzukis, Yamahas, and Ducatis before finding my '04 S. lol
Cheers
And I still own Ducatis. Different tools for different purposes.
SeabeckS
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SeabeckS
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36654
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An old golfer once told me.........as you get better at the game, you'll carry fewer clubs.
SeabeckS
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I think that's true...once had an older gent join our twosome...he carried three clubs, fairway wood, mid iron, and putter. I sort of laughed (quietly) to myself, then watched as kicked our butts for 18 holes. I was 54 at the time, I bet this gentleman was at least 80...lesson learned, sort of!
globalrider
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I think that's true...once had an older gent join our twosome...he carried three clubs, fairway wood, mid iron, and putter. I sort of laughed (quietly) to myself, then watched as kicked our butts for 18 holes. I was 54 at the time, I bet this gentleman was at least 80...lesson learned, sort of!
We had the same kind at the gun range. The type that bought fancy high powered hand guns but they could not hit the broad side of a barn. LOL.
The same goes for so many things, even motorcyclists.
To a point.
36654
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In my last years of hunting, I was enamored with the idea of buying a falling block or breech loading single shot rifle and hunting with open sights. I was happily using a 1.5-power scope and shooting the old-school 7x57mm cartridge. Going all the way to a single shot without scope and chambered for either the 7 or 8x57, seemed interesting.
But, then my hunting group fell apart and I quit hunting. It seems that the comradery was more important than the sport......for me.
SeabeckS
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Back in the days when I had some LEO duties, at our quarterly qualification shoots, I usually had the top score...with a simple little Ruger six shooter. Figured if I could use six bullets effectively I really didn't need 13 shots. LOL
Cheers!
I recently received an email from my insurance company touting their accident forgiveness program. This is the picture accompanying the email. Evidently S riders have infiltrated the company.
You heard it here a while ago - first we take over the MOA Oilhead Picture forum, then the world. The insurance companies are merely a step along the way.
36654
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I recently received an email from my insurance company touting their accident forgiveness program. This is the picture accompanying the email. Evidently S riders have infiltrated the company.
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One of those long term care policies, no doubt........
SeabeckS
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36654
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Are you implying that we're OLD? Sir, I must tell you, I RESEMBLE that remark!!!
You're still getting around. That's most of the battle......
SeabeckS
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You're still getting around. That's most of the battle......
After my ninth heart surgery, the docs told my fair lady that I had a 50/50 chance of surviving...for three days.
That was 17 years ago.
36654
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After my ninth heart surgery, the docs told my fair lady that I had a 50/50 chance of surviving...for three days.
That was 17 years ago.
Ok, Ok, Ok.............After all that. I'll concede. Your is oilhead "S" is pretty spiffy.
rxcrider
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After my ninth heart surgery, the docs told my fair lady that I had a 50/50 chance of surviving...for three days.
That was 17 years ago.
You should have taken a better look at the surgeon's diploma
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