Pauly

TOSRV is the weekend of 18-19. Eat me. Date is set for May 11. Rain date is Mothers Day. If you cannot make it due to some irrational urge to visit your mother because you neglected her the rest of the year, then so be it.

Whew! Too large. Good luck with the sale. That is a nice old-school ride.

Frame size? (please be too big... please be too big)

I don't have any work scheduled until the week after Mothers Day. I have the next two weekends off... IN A ROW!! If it isn't raining, and I don't feel like cycling, I will be there.

Bye, bye.

Track days are cool, but I much prefer spending my time in the mountains looking at the scenery. Nothing wrong with being a track whore, in my opinion. I just don't have enough track bug itch to justify the expense. Mothers Day is a Hallmark holiday, anyway. Riding is always more important than commercialism. Mom will get over it.

I will take take the reigns. Ride happening. Rain or shine. No shirts. No food. No maps. Run what you brung. I may/may not be in attendance. Compaints can be made to the corporate office of @Casper. Fuck him, anyway.

No problem. I moonlight as a fluffer. I got you boys covered.

The old 1800 didn't have the new front end, right?

No, seriously... just bring the jar to my house. It is safer with me.

It happens, Sam. I wouldn't blame you for being offended, but I doubt anybody dissed you on purpose. It happens. You should probably put down the moonshine, though.

Dont lie. We all know I am worth the effort.

Thanks for hosting, Sam. If I hadn't ridden the bike I would have offered to stay and help finish that bourbon. You can bring some to me if you want. The food was tasty. Sometimes you have low participation. It happens. Thanks to John for the wedding cake.

If that was the case, could you really pick a side?

I am not setting sag. I am eating food and drinking beer.

Turdasaurus Flex

57 and rain means no bicycle. I might bring the Kaw. I probably will drive the car.

Sam, I will take a look on Saturday. Jim, go fuck yourself.

I am a fan of setting everything at the very middle and working from there.

The original question is whether or not they should be allowed to vote since they have paid their debt to society. Clearly, you feel former convicted felons should be held to the current standard. So, you have answered the question. I feel Americans are too stupid to know how to govern themselves and should be restricted from voting without some sort of empirical evidence demonstrating above-average intelligence. I view denying released citizens their constitutional rights as a failure.

Weren't we discussing the merits of holding released persons to a different standard than other citizens?

Yeah, but it is still non-enforceable thought policing.

You will need a stronger argument than that to convince me that imposing extended punishment that is not enforceable by any stretch of the police budget is even slightly in the same ball park as speeding violations. My immediate counter is one is an infraction based on physical evidence that is provable by eye witness account and velocity measuring technology. The other is a punitive action for a crime not yet committed.

How long do we make them pay for their crimes after our justice system has decreed they have paid for their crimes? Since every person with a functioning brain knows gun restrictions will not keep these baddies from acquiring a firearm, exactly how does one reconcile this point of view with reality and reason?

Motorcycle tire manufacturers are scamming the market with round tires. I just spooned a BFG Longtrail to my bike and it handles perfectly.