Midliferider wrote:Wish I could wipe this shit off my shoes but it's everywhere I walk. Dang.
Pattio wrote:Never forget, as you enjoy the high road of tolerance, that it is those of us doing the hard work of intolerance who make it possible for you to shine.
xtian wrote:Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken
My boy D when he was 4 wrote:Bones aren't important--we like motorcycles.
High Kommand wrote:That's the problem with giving a bike a girl's name. Too much temptation to lay it down to examine the undercarriage...
if, by workmanship, you mean building an almost un-turnable death trap, that truly is excellent workmanship. I cringed watching him almost punch that thing into every guard rail around every corner he took. Happy? sure when he was going straight. He looked flat out frightened when he was circling the round about at 15 mph and constantly taking his foot off the peg. perhaps he just sux as a rider,i don't know . . . but he sure looked spooked to me.DerGolgo wrote:Hm. The guy sure looks happy. Good for him. I do hope I never have to see that again, though.
It's tasteless beyond measure and quite hideous, also. And fairly pointless in my opinion. Bikes are supposed to looks like bikes and just look ridiculous if they are made to look like something else.
But the workmanship looks fairly impressive. If the OCC drama queens had tried building a "Jaguar" themed bike, it would just have had lots of Jag ornaments and stuff. This is actually a quite thorough interpretation of the whole theme-bike concept.
Workmanship and engineering are two different things. Just consider big boondoggle weapons system. They never work as advertised, but they are sure put together neatly.goose wrote:if, by workmanship, you mean building an almost un-turnable death trap, that truly is excellent workmanship. I cringed watching him almost punch that thing into every guard rail around every corner he took. Happy? sure when he was going straight. He looked flat out frightened when he was circling the round about at 15 mph and constantly taking his foot off the peg. perhaps he just sux as a rider,i don't know . . . but he sure looked spooked to me.DerGolgo wrote:Hm. The guy sure looks happy. Good for him. I do hope I never have to see that again, though.
It's tasteless beyond measure and quite hideous, also. And fairly pointless in my opinion. Bikes are supposed to looks like bikes and just look ridiculous if they are made to look like something else.
But the workmanship looks fairly impressive. If the OCC drama queens had tried building a "Jaguar" themed bike, it would just have had lots of Jag ornaments and stuff. This is actually a quite thorough interpretation of the whole theme-bike concept.
Sisyphus wrote: If, on the other hand, a full-on revolution starts within one year, you will provide me your mailing address and I will send you the balsa wood box for you to eat. Provided I haven't already eaten it. In which case I will send you an object of equal or lesser value that hasn't been eaten, provided it is as edible as balsa and is of nearly equvalent volume (empty).
