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Old 01-22-2008, 03:00 PM
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I think everyone should use that avatar....can you imagine a whole page of bouncin *******????

Oh yeah, WK...just for that I'm commin' for your wife [:@]
 
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She hasn't seen it yet I might very well go away for a short period of time when she finaly does see it...
 
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Glad to see that thread got high jacked by bouncin' boobies because I couldn't believe such a ? was asked!!! [sm=WTFsgign.gif] Dude??
 
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Full dress is a military term for wearing your "Dress" uniform and all medals and accoutrements(epaulets, swords, etc). Returning soldiers from WWII refered to a Bike with bags, shield and decorations as a "Full Dresser".
 
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dresser,,,,, came from all you newb's, rubs. and wanna be's...

get bike,,,,, go to dealer buy every one of the latest fashions from the MoCo clothes catalog!!
 
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I believe you need a CDL license to drive a Full Dresser.
 
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Isn't that a goldwing, nickname?
 
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Mine must just be half dressed(no saddlebag rails). I call it a crap-wagon.
 
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ORIGINAL: rflowers65

Each time I see that Avatar I seem to fall into some time warp, loose time and forget what the heck I was reading about in the first place. I think there must be some hidden hypnotic voodoo going on there. -r
Same here. There's been occasions whenI've staredthat avatar and forgot what I was going to say in a reply.
 
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With 1110 post on this site I would not expect such a [sm=lame.gif]question..


ORIGINAL: ken thompson

Is this term derived from the bike being fully dressed as in all the bags ans whatnot or does the term dresser come from all the bags and whatnot actually being a dresser like the one in your bedroom full of clothes.
 


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