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I think there needs to be a bit of clarification...

This is not meant as discounting Mel46's information, BUT (and this is important, so take this in)... chicks dig the scoots. If you find a girl who does NOT like dating on two wheels, she is NOT the girl for you. You want a girl with a spirit of adventure, a girl who finds you AND your ride exciting.

I think the Blonde who is my wife dated me when we were teenagers just to piss off her parents! I was the trifecta of what parents don't want to see show up at the door: I had long hair, played in a band, and rode a motorcycle. I taught that pretty blonde how to ride a motorcycle on my 650 Triumph Bonneville (it had to be love). 44 years later, we are still riding and having exciting times. I still sing and play guitar for her... the hair is shorter and thinner these days, though.

Trust me, this is ALMOST as important as taking the MSF course.

Best wishes,
Captain Jim

I'm slowly losing the will to live...

you you wrote:I'm slowly losing the will to live...

We will be there for you, if you need someone to pull the plug.

CaptnJim wrote:

you you wrote:I'm slowly losing the will to live...

We will be there for you, if you need someone to pull the plug.

I'm not in the bath

you you wrote:

CaptnJim wrote:

you you wrote:I'm slowly losing the will to live...

We will be there for you, if you need someone to pull the plug.

I'm not in the bath

We can tell.

CaptnJim wrote:I think there needs to be a bit of clarification...

This is not meant as discounting Mel46's information, BUT (and this is important, so take this in)... chicks dig the scoots. If you find a girl who does NOT like dating on two wheels, she is NOT the girl for you. You want a girl with a spirit of adventure, a girl who finds you AND your ride exciting.

I think the Blonde who is my wife dated me when we were teenagers just to piss off her parents! I was the trifecta of what parents don't want to see show up at the door: I had long hair, played in a band, and rode a motorcycle. I taught that pretty blonde how to ride a motorcycle on my 650 Triumph Bonneville (it had to be love). 44 years later, we are still riding and having exciting times. I still sing and play guitar for her... the hair is shorter and thinner these days, though.

Trust me, this is ALMOST as important as taking the MSF course.

Best wishes,
Captain Jim

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Hyadum wrote:

CaptnJim wrote:I think there needs to be a bit of clarification...

This is not meant as discounting Mel46's information, BUT (and this is important, so take this in)... chicks dig the scoots. If you find a girl who does NOT like dating on two wheels, she is NOT the girl for you. You want a girl with a spirit of adventure, a girl who finds you AND your ride exciting.

I think the Blonde who is my wife dated me when we were teenagers just to piss off her parents! I was the trifecta of what parents don't want to see show up at the door: I had long hair, played in a band, and rode a motorcycle. I taught that pretty blonde how to ride a motorcycle on my 650 Triumph Bonneville (it had to be love). 44 years later, we are still riding and having exciting times. I still sing and play guitar for her... the hair is shorter and thinner these days, though.

Trust me, this is ALMOST as important as taking the MSF course.

Best wishes,
Captain Jim

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Let it die

you you wrote:

Hyadum wrote:

CaptnJim wrote:I think there needs to be a bit of clarification...

This is not meant as discounting Mel46's information, BUT (and this is important, so take this in)... chicks dig the scoots. If you find a girl who does NOT like dating on two wheels, she is NOT the girl for you. You want a girl with a spirit of adventure, a girl who finds you AND your ride exciting.

I think the Blonde who is my wife dated me when we were teenagers just to piss off her parents! I was the trifecta of what parents don't want to see show up at the door: I had long hair, played in a band, and rode a motorcycle. I taught that pretty blonde how to ride a motorcycle on my 650 Triumph Bonneville (it had to be love). 44 years later, we are still riding and having exciting times. I still sing and play guitar for her... the hair is shorter and thinner these days, though.

Trust me, this is ALMOST as important as taking the MSF course.

Best wishes,
Captain Jim

This +1

Let it die

Let it live!

Of course, it would die if you didn't respond. It isn't all about you, you you.