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Well it's snowing and the lake is icing up. Time to quit crying and shift into skiing, ice fishing, snowmobiling mode. I only ski, but you got to do something to get out of the cabin or you will go loco.
Originally Posted by streetfighter06
Why winter, why cold, why so serious, why speakey English?, why cold, why wet, why college, why sunny, why high school English, why me so foreign, why this, why that, why so serious, why cold, why, why, why, why, why beer no bueno, come esta, why winter, uhhhh, lame *** thread...... Why lame thread from a middle school grad?
He speaks a lot better English, than I do Turkish. All I know is Turkish Taffy.
Last edited by Ron750; Dec 1, 2011 at 08:15 AM.
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Yeah, it is nice. I lived in San Diego many years ago and rode year round without freezing my *** off like I do in some of the months in Mississippi....but I sure don't miss the traffic.
We rode up PCH today (in a borrowed car) all the way to Long Beach, then backtracked to Costa Mesa. Tomorrow we are going up to LA to visit Nick at his new shop...Perri Ink. Cartel.
Saw lots of bikes out and about...next time we come out will be on the bike.
I lived in marana for two years . I got confused in a senior moment and moved north to montana. I miss the weather and safehouse coffee dammit.!! Got a great life and sweetie here so no worries. Get to ride about 7 or 71/2 months a year here.
Street...why so angry ??? No Mas Cervezas, No Bueno. Es Muy Loco En El Cabeza ???
You know you don't have to read em all man.... it's just us sorry *** northerners crying about the impending doom of winter man. It will be ok in six months after we dig out .
In a word yes. Zero degrees here right now, been snowing for two days. And if I lived in TX id be riding right now not typing on the comp.
I don't really mind the winter, sort of like it actually. I enjoy winter sports, camping in the cold, burning a fire in the fireplace, etc. Plus, it gives me good down time to work on the summer projects like the bike. I love to ride, but don't mind getting dust on the pegs for now.
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