SWing'R

Here a few pics from last night...

Mighta been Ringo and his buddies

Work tends to pay for the bike, therefore it's a necessary evil

Seen him. Hoblick and wife showed, Oomp, Cyrpess, Jst2fast, HueJass, Recon, Handyman, DiamoGirl, myself and Moose. Not a bad turnout for 1st night. I'll post a couple pics later.

Red Robin, Skyline, Texas Roadhouse, Outback, Applebees. A few more too. I'm gonna head out there shortly, I'm ready and have nothing better to do

I'll be there about 7pm

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Ahhh, I like that comment. Soo with that logic (your own comment) they (the emt/fire or police) shouldn't have had to stop and think that they didn't have a policy in effect to save this person, they should have just done it and worried about the consequences later. See how that works both ways And I'm not bashing anyone, just poking a little bit of fun into a depressing topic.

It's hard to make out, but they've added a disclaimer to their logo, ironically the money spent on adding the disclaimer was supposed to go towards additional training

It's completely different. Sorry

Guess when they stopped getting paid for it they conveniently "forgot" it. A human life is a human life.

Bullshit. I saved a friend from drowning in the deep end of a in-ground pool back in high school. Granted a pool and the SF Bay are two very different things but it was water over my head and I did manage to save him, and he did take me under when I reached him, thats what they do, they cling because they are scared. I had to kick him off of me and then I grabbed his foot and pulled his ass to the side.

An attempted and usually failed attempt is indeed a cry for help and attention, this man was in the water for an hour, waiting for someone to give a damn and help him, maybe show some regard for human life, but instead the heartless bastards just watched and let him take his life. I look at this as a test of human compassion, and everyone there failed. I hope they sleep ok at night knowing they watched someone die and could have helped but did nothing. BTW, I do not condone what this guy did, or suicide as an answer, but I definitely don't agree that doing nothing was the right answer.

Yeah, suicide is a cry for help. This man wanted and most likely needed help but instead the man died while everyone watched. Most everyone's comments in this thread are equally disturbing.

GV is the best invention, ever.

moar fear

I think its odd that you think it's odd. Don't you think that makes perfect sense? They don't have a license, therefore it's pretty much a given that they don't have a clue what they're doing, or at least know right from wrong on the road (ie. traffic laws and rules).

There is no comparison to getting hit on the bike and having your car bumper "tapped".

I called the AMBULANCE, bro , they called the po po.

Why bother?? I'd just blown that off, seems silly to report such a minor incident, unless the person looked intoxicated or something. It will probably end up being more hassle than it was worth to just let it go.

Bunch a law breakers around here Do you all kick it sideways @ 1.40$ too

500, meh, might be able to find about 0.95$ after a few minutes of WOT, I could find 1.10$ on my SilverWing and that was a 600.

When we were looking at scooters the wife was interested in one of these. Never did get the chance to ride one.

Nothing bad happened to us, sorry about everyone else's luck this weekend!

I hate when that happens