lil zebra lover
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Christ, I know I'm getting old but, I don't even remember saying that. .
Stick hand (throttle on a bike) of course.
Stick hand (throttle on a bike) of course.
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What do you all do for a living?
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tonya_momma
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Mrs.Thumb and her four lovely daughters
iamlikesocool
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That's what I'm talking about, keep it in the family
sillybilly
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will work for food sign holder...part time
will ride (ducati/bmw) for money sign holder...full time.
notice the pre-clarification for the likes of brooks...i'll pay for a drunken fest when/if you are in the seattle/portland area.
will ride (ducati/bmw) for money sign holder...full time.
notice the pre-clarification for the likes of brooks...i'll pay for a drunken fest when/if you are in the seattle/portland area.
adiabaticfire
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Jupiter Mission:
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I dress left, but am right handed, enjoy quiet moonlit walks on the beach.... oh snap, wrong board.
US Army, and will retire Aug 2010. This last few years was forced to learn a new job, flying Shadow Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, droid planes. Have done many other skills since 1988 when I first enlisted.
On the side, I have been selling motorcycle accessories, parts and sorts. Had a dream to open my own shop, offering some service work, but mostly custom and aftermarket parts sales and installation. Its proven to be quite a challenge having to front retirement savings to open dealer accounts, but the pay-off is more than worth it, when I client calls or emails to say thank you, makes the world seem a bit more positive.
US Army, and will retire Aug 2010. This last few years was forced to learn a new job, flying Shadow Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, droid planes. Have done many other skills since 1988 when I first enlisted.
On the side, I have been selling motorcycle accessories, parts and sorts. Had a dream to open my own shop, offering some service work, but mostly custom and aftermarket parts sales and installation. Its proven to be quite a challenge having to front retirement savings to open dealer accounts, but the pay-off is more than worth it, when I client calls or emails to say thank you, makes the world seem a bit more positive.