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how the republicans running for pres stack up


kawi kid

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For SHAME! :eek: That's not true.

I've ridden with cbrbrent, and NinjaDoc, and Lammiepie and Tpoppa, and a trackday with twisted12. It seems YOU'RE the one that can't come out and play. :p

It's like you come to a motorcycling site like ORDN for the same reason everyone else does -- to talk about guns and politics. :D

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I have rode atvs more than 4 times this year. so does that mean I'm winning? I'm just asking since everyone rags in me about not having a bike but I'm out in the dirt on the farm way more than you are on your bike.

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