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You are kind of an a** H&&&. There is no need to answer in such an arrogant way, he was just asking a reasonable question.
No need to jump into a thread simply to troll someone you don't like for the singular purpose of calling him an *******, either. Just a little friendly advice, I would tone it down if I were you. You have no idea how close you likely came to getting banned, possibly permanently, in your most recent thread.
No need to jump into a thread simply to troll someone you don't like for the singular purpose of calling him an *******, either. Just a little friendly advice, I would tone it down if I were you. You have no idea how close you likely came to getting banned, possibly permanently, in your most recent thread.
Just sayin'. I really don't care, either way.
I apologize, Your reply at the time I read it just sounded wrong to me so again sorry
I apologize, Your reply at the time I read it just sounded wrong to me so again sorry
Everybody has cranky days and they are more frequent during this Chinese virus lockdown.
93% of communication is nonverbal. That means in email or forums such as this, you miss 93% of the meaning. That leaves you to operate on only 7% of the information available and fill in the rest which may or may not be accurate.
I studied this extensively and took a course on it related to police work.
Has anyone traded in a bike that you've owned forever, and now you want to buy it back?
with driver privacy protection act ( dppa)
how do you contact current owner without violation?
What bike was it? Just curious about the attachment to it
Lol I have a pretty interesting story on this matter.
I bought my old Night Train from this woman, let's call her Pissed Off Ex Wife, or POEW for short. POEW was the second owner on the "either/or" pink slip (important detail for later). Turns out she co-signed for hubby, but after the divorce he defaulted and stopped making payments. POEW paid off the remaining $6500 on the loan to protect her own credit, REPO'd the bike herself (she rode a Road King), and sold it to me for the amount she was out of pocket, the $6500. SCORE! Few years down the line, I am trying to sell the Night Train. Hubby comes across the ad, and blows up my email threatening to sue me for fraud and theft if I didn't give him the keys because he never gave POEW permission to sell "his" bike. Told him to get ****ed, and that wasn't how the pink slip worked. He continued to threaten me with legal repercussions. I dug up his Facebook, got his picture, found his address on an old photo of the old title (that's how I confirmed who he was) and emailed him my little dossier and threatened to report him to the police if he ever emailed me again. Never even got a response.
I don’t get attached to material things. That includes bikes, cars, and even houses. I compartmentalize the good memories and experience, and try to enjoy the present.
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