Strictly Street

One thing I have learned from this thread: DO NOT MESS WITH OR PEOPLE Wikipedia - Brilliant! Dating sites - Awesome! Sending him wings - ROTFLOL!!!!!!!!!!!! I just know somebody has grabbed his "public records" by now. This is definitely worth way more than $2 in entertainment value! :lol::lol: Thats a full 5 out of 5!

Thought this thread would cool off and die after Djisle posted that he was quitting the board. Then he posted that he has removed stickers from his bike and is going to pay everyone back. Then he posted that he wishes us all well.

Relived to hear its just minor damage to you and the bike.

So being laid off can work to your advantage. Get schooled, get better job next time. Your government will even help. Thats right, they will help. It is a pain in the ass to get on the program but thats to be expected. The WIA program, which is run by Job Leaders program, which is run by Family and Job Services can get you some schooling to upgrade your skill set to be able to make a livable wage. Which they define as $14.72/hr. As wages sink in the current economy, a few classes or a new certification can really make a difference. Upgrade your certs, finish off that degree. The hoops you have to jump through change it seems by the week. So you have to ask at your unemployment office about the program. In C-bus the place to go is 1111 E Broad st. Be prepared for a mound of paperwork!

Is that the one just east of 270?

That didn't take long.

Words fail me. LOL

:banana::banana:

Glad you had the time to join us. Great meeting you and see you on Sunday!

I had a flat tire. Some random guy in a pick up stopped, got out his ramps and tie downs loaded the bike on his truck and drove me to a shop.

:lol:

Perhaps he was just being romantic. You prolly made him feel bad when you didn't look too. Maybe a candlelit dinner would help?

I think I might have been the first person he met from the board at the Tuesday Night Black Hat Bike Night. Only seen him a few times since then. I had no idea what he was doing with everybody else. But when the stories started to converge they all sounded remarkably the same. Well, I've spent enough of my time and money on this topic. Which as it turns out is exactly $2.00 worth. Yawn... Moving on to more important things, like laundry.

You have the right to remain silent....>- crickets -< Sure looks like him. one thine about him is was talking over a candlelight dinner and gazing up at the stars who can always take a second to make time for me. Sounds like him. Might just be him.

:lol: Coca-Cola on my keyboard!!!

:plus1:Great Idea!!! This just keeps getting better and better!

>- crickets -<

Oddly enough, he did make some strange comments based on what I am now hearing. Him: Why don't you have a job? Me: The contract I was working is over. Don't have another one yet. Him: I always have work, being a DJ, somebody is always getting married. Me: So you have your own truck and gear? Him: Yep. So if he has work all the time, why does he need to bum $2 from me More to this than meets the eye I suspect.

A pattern, from the French patron, is a type of theme of recurring events of or objects, sometimes referred to as elements of a set. These elements repeat in a predictable manner. It can be a template or model which can be used to generate things or parts of a thing, especially if the things that are created have enough in common for the underlying pattern to be inferred, in which case the things are said to exhibit the unique pattern. Pattern matching is the act of checking for the presence of the constituents of a pattern, whereas the detecting for underlying patterns is referred to as pattern recognition.

I wondered how that worked out. He asked me a a couple of bucks so he could get some wings. I took it to mean he was short by just a couple, no biggie, I gave him a couple. Do I see a pattern here? :popcorn:

Interesting, bikes cause false positives on speed cameras. And no doubt red light cameras after sitting in a deserted intersection for 1/2 an hour. I have had to get off the bike, walk over to the pedestrian crossing button, push it, walk back to the bike to get a green light. State Highway patrol sat right there and watched the whole thing. No doubt a ticket if I tried anything else. (posted no u-turn, no turn on red)

RIP. Cellphones, isn't there a law?

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