saralynn518

By far the best pictures were as follows (in this order) 1) Drag queen rockin' a silver dryer vent hose on her outfit 2) Cow nose 3) a Muscovy duck (I've never seen one before) Looks like it was a blast!

You and your family is in my thoughts. Hopefully it was just an accident and no one is at fault. The urgent message thing though is peculiar. Did the shop say what the message was? Although I'm sure they can make up something else if they were originally going to admit fault on their work.

My dad would LOVE a 25lb. bag of peanuts!!!!! That would make his year!

be careful what you wish for

I LOVE Millstone BBQ ribs.

That's very sweet and thoughtful, but I'm a gal who prefers to be in control Riding on the back is ok, but it's just not the same lol. I definitely won't ride on a sportsbike. Cruiser is ok. (now i'm getting picky)...must have backrest lol. Sounds weird, but if I'm not in control and I'm on the back, I have a fear of falling. You'd think I'd be fine with falling off a bike since I do it all the time anyway lol. I do it when it's not moving though hahahahaha!

I'm up for a camping trip/weekend. Since my bike is down, I can drive (unless by some miracle my bike gets fixed). If I drive, I can put a lot of crap in my car (tents, coolers, etc.) from those nearby (Columbus area) that wish to go. I will be sad about not riding, but I am determined to go camping soon anyway, so it will scratch that itch. It doesn't have to be Hocking Hills in my opinion. There are other places like Shawnee State Park. Hills around Portsmouth are crazy and I doubt my bike could get up them anyway. There are group sites available that weekend at Rocky Fork State Park (closer to Cinci) and Lake Hope State Park (closer to Hocking). Ideas? Feedback?

Thank you very much for looking into it for me. I really appreciate it. I will keep the info on hand. However, given my current situation, I have a feeling the bike is just going to be sitting in the garage. I think my riding season is over before it really began lol. I can afford new rubber hoses, but that's about it.

Full face might be a bit hard to breathe. Or he'd drown in his own slobber lol. http://www.rockstar-puppy.com/bikerapparel1.html http://www.kooldawgtees.com/DOG_MOTORCYCLE_CLOTHES.html http://www.zoomergear.com/ http://www.beastriders.com/index.html He can join his own group! http://www.bikerdogsmc.org/ This looks horrible and treacherous! I hope I NEVER see a dog on a bike like this... http://razor-kickscooters.stores.yahoo.net/k9tnakpad.html One sharp turn (unless you're LAYING on your dog) and the dog will be flying off and choking on it's collar. (this should probably be it's own thread lol)

Does he have a pair of doggles?

I know it's a few minutes after Father's Day, but I just wanted to say Happy Father's Day to all the dads on OR. That includes dads of humans and of pets.

That is the cutest thing ever! It's really sweet that they did that all on their own too. Makes it that much more special. Forget your ex. You know your kids love you 110% and they've got it covered!

Could always build one of these: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsXjsakvBQQ Or use this: or this: I just worry about accidents. Dog in video - what would happen in an accident? Dog in pic #1 - decapitated. Dog in pic #2 - road kill although would pad your impact a bit

Hell, I figured with him comparing his junk with toddlers and Lego men he'd be satisfied lol. Considering lego people don't even have any, I guess an innie is the only thing left. By the way, that was super funny and I shouldn't have been taking a drink while reading it.

I just get "WOW I had one of those when I was/back in <insert age/year here>" as they walk close to the bike with the gleam in their eye like a 5 yr old on Christmas morning. Was at an event at the AMA a year or two ago and this guy walked up staring at the bike like he was in a trance. Of course I knew the look and asked him if he used to have one. He said he had the exact same color and everything back when he was (wasn't paying attention to what he said). I asked if he wanted to sit on it and he was in 7th heaven. His wife took a pic of him on it and everything. It made his day Oh...and I often get the "you ride a motorcycle?!!?" thing as well (being female).

That is the sweetest thing I have heard in a long time. Thank you...I needed that

I'll get you this one. That way I wouldn't have to listen to you and your friends having a dick size comparing contest with your bikes. You would win every time. See how thoughtful I am? On second thought, maybe Lego makes one...

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yeah

And I'm flattered Don't want to hijack a thread with my booty though. It's big enough for it's own thread