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Title: New Year's Resolutions Post by kimchris1 on 12/29/10 at 10:50:02 Well here it is, that time again. I thought it would be nice to share resolutions if you have made them by now. My resolution is to ride more, meet as many of you as possible and ride till I can't sit any longer..lolol.. So come on let's hear yours. Oh and Happy New Year to everyone.. Hugs to all,,, Kim and Genie :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by verslagen1 on 12/29/10 at 11:13:11 I resolve not to make any resolutions... oh sh!t. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by youzguyz on 12/29/10 at 11:33:36 72617677686563616A35040 wrote:
In the same thought train (thanks to Jimmy Buffett) Yes, I'll make a resolution That I'll never make another one Just enjoy this ride on my trip around the sun Yeah, I know he is talking about a birthday, but.. it just sounds like a motorcycle thing. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by Driller on 12/29/10 at 12:10:05 +1 on what Jimmy sez. Guess that makes me a Parrot Head. 8-) Ride, ride and then ride some more! |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by LostArtist on 12/29/10 at 12:26:58 1. break 100 mph on my S-50 2. never do that again 3. live well |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by bill67 on 12/29/10 at 12:36:53 Lost are you married? |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/29/10 at 12:51:44 Well I have already quit smoking and drinking, what's left ? as it is I might as well be dead,So I resolve to try and stay alive another year,no idea why. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by justin_o_guy2 on 12/29/10 at 13:00:53 61656F6778646960656169750C0 wrote:
I still smoke & drink & Im planning on staying alive, too. But I know why I need to. Got family that needs me. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/29/10 at 13:05:35 7E6167607D7A4B7B4B73616D26140 wrote:
I still smoke & drink & Im planning on staying alive, too. But I know why I need to. Got family that needs me. [/quote] keep doing the above and it won't matter if they need you or not,you will be gone, Thanks for reminding me ,I have kids to live for. So qiit bloody smoking,god dang it. perhaps we can live long enough for Kim to show us a picture of herself,been promising long enough. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by Jerry Eichenberger on 12/29/10 at 14:35:00 Only resolution I'll make here is to try to find out why people on this, and other forums, don't use their real names. It must be an internet forum sort of thing. Seriously, I just don't get the aliases. Anyone want to explain why? |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by drharveys on 12/29/10 at 15:08:16 My resolutions: Ride more Sail more Ski at least as much Spend more time with the grandkids Work out more and finally break 90 points on my AF fitness test! And find a qualified ambitious associate to pick up the slack as I work a little less ...than last year! |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by LostArtist on 12/29/10 at 16:59:58 3738343E3538333F382F3A382F5D0 wrote:
there are several reason for aliases online: the power of anonymity - say anything, no one knows who it really is, kind of liberating for some, no need to worry about social status or any of that burdensome stuff online, people can pretend to be nice or rude depending on what reputation they want to have online the threat of online stalkers, a lot of real damage can be done if someone online really wants to hurt you and they really know who you are. the liberation from self, you can be whoever, whatever you want to be online, want to be a cat and just type meow meow for everything, name yourself kitty and move on with it. better to truly describe yourself, a name is a name, any Mike is just like any other Mike online, so if you feel you have an overwhelming trait that emphasizes who you are and lets people know ahead of time something about yourself so they can better relate to you or predict your reactions to things, this can be useful in getting to know someone. internationality of the internet also makes having an alias online useful. for me, LostArtist says a lot more about me than my name does |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by Fuschia on 12/29/10 at 17:49:03 My New Year's resolution is to exercise more, cut back on my sodas and put as many miles on my bike as I possibly can. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/29/10 at 18:20:41 6669656F6469626E697E6B697E0C0 wrote:
Jerry there are several here that do show there name,me for one, But if it's that important just send an e mail and ask . I know most guys by there real names but continue to call them by there stage name,so to speak,unless told otherwise. Like with midnightrider ,who told me he didn't mind me calling him Mike,so I do. I exchange xmas cards with several other members, so I need there name and address.Sorry I missed you Jerry :) |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by justin_o_guy2 on 12/29/10 at 19:48:46 I like my alias. I thinkits fun. & It exlains a lot about how I see myself. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/29/10 at 22:06:45 6B747275686F5E6E5E66747833010 wrote:
I'm getting a little worried about you Justin,I mentioned Sandra Bullock the other day and you said "you WOULD kick her out of bed". Is their something you are not telling us ? maybe I shouldn't ask ? |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by justin_o_guy2 on 12/29/10 at 22:16:54 Uh YEA, Id kick her outta bed in a Second.. Im a married man! And, theres more room in the floor. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/29/10 at 22:35:30 3E2127203D3A0B3B0B33212D66540 wrote:
Oh Oh ! does your wife look over you shoulder while you are on line ? Sorry Mrs O-Guy 2,I was just kidding ;) |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by John_D FSO on 12/29/10 at 23:17:00 597A66615467617C6661150 wrote:
there are several reason for aliases online: the power of anonymity - say anything, no one knows who it really is, kind of liberating for some, no need to worry about social status or any of that burdensome stuff online, people can pretend to be nice or rude depending on what reputation they want to have online the threat of online stalkers, a lot of real damage can be done if someone online really wants to hurt you and they really know who you are. the liberation from self, you can be whoever, whatever you want to be online, want to be a cat and just type meow meow for everything, name yourself kitty and move on with it. better to truly describe yourself, a name is a name, any Mike is just like any other Mike online, so if you feel you have an overwhelming trait that emphasizes who you are and lets people know ahead of time something about yourself so they can better relate to you or predict your reactions to things, this can be useful in getting to know someone. internationality of the internet also makes having an alias online useful. for me, LostArtist says a lot more about me than my name does [/quote] Good points. I think most people try to pick names that they either thing describes something about themselves, or at the very least has some kinda meaning to them. I actually use my name, since "boring guy" is a fairly lame screen name. ;D |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by justin_o_guy2 on 12/30/10 at 00:06:58 I actually use my name, since "boring guy" is a fairly lame screen name' Thats why I went with Justin O Guy, It only implies boring, doesnt come right out & Say it. I know, that was boring, Im sorry, |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by PerrydaSavage on 12/30/10 at 02:38:42 I guess I am a little boring ... at least that is one of the few (and rare) excuses I've heard outa my wife for up and leaving me last February (after 25 years together I might add) ... ::) >:( Resolutions ... usually don't make 'em. I suppose for 2011 I really should try and move on with my life ... it's been in a holding pattern now for 10 months and that's starting to drag me down ... |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by babyhog on 12/30/10 at 10:02:08 61544343485550625047505654310 wrote:
Perry - you are too good looking a guy to NOT move on. Here was my theory when I was dating. If a guy didn't want to go out with me, I'd say - "If I'm not the one for him, then he's definitely not the one for me.... NEXT!" I don't mean you have to be a 'ho', and I'm not trying to make you feel bad about the ex, but c'mon, 10 months is a long time. Get out there and have some fun! And Jerry - my name is Natalie. "babyhog" is what they teased and called my bike when I got it... a little baby hog... so I used it here, but the bike's "name" is Piglet, since everyone here started calling me that instead of hog (or something worse haha) Oh, and Justin -- good answer -- you are a married man. Best answer I've heard all day. ;) |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by kimchris1 on 12/30/10 at 13:55:05 Well my New Year will start with a cleaner house..haha.. I cleaned my oven and refrigerator as well as cleaned the rest of the house today.. This is a resolution I have held for several years. Of course I clean the oven and refrigerator other times thru out the year, I just like ending the year as well as starting the New Year with a clean house..Now I can devote time to riding.. ;) kim |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by PerrydaSavage on 12/30/10 at 15:15:48 Thanks for the vote of confidence there babyhog! Means a lot ... hope to get off me arse in 2011 and put 2010 behind me! BTW, I am the complete opposite of a "ho" as you put it! LOL!!! ... I'm just an ordinary, steady, laid-back, mild-mannered kinda fellow who was completely faithful to his wife for 25 years ... maybe there is someone out there who might appreciate those characteristics in a guy ... |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/30/10 at 15:25:58 Congratulations Perry , WoW ! 3000 posts ,well done mate ,and mostly good comments. Stick around my friend . And get out this New years eve and party. leave the car at home ,put your eye on the best looking gal at the party and go for it. I have found that the super good looking women are not aproached to often,guys think "no way will she go out with me" she will, believe me it works. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by babyhog on 12/30/10 at 15:49:03 yea, sorry, I didn't mean to imply that you were a ho. I just meant in general. haha And mick is right. My husband told me he would have never approached me, figured I'd never go out with him. (and I'm BY FAR not the best looking gal in the place) Luckily I made the first move! Kim - I can make a similar resolution... keep my house a little neater. Its not dirty, but I admit to letting it get a little "messy" at times. I'm gonna do better this year.... unless I'm riding, of course!! |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by verslagen1 on 12/30/10 at 15:50:04 665344444F5257655740575153360 wrote:
And find out if she has a sister. 8-) |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by PerrydaSavage on 12/30/10 at 15:51:53 292D272F302C21282D29213D440 wrote:
Wow mick, I hadn't noticed my post count! Only took me since 2003 to get 3K posts!! LOL!! As for the mostly good comments ... I did say I was a mild mannered kinda guy! Really, it takes a LOT to get me riled up!! LOL!! Am going to a neighborhood party tomorrow evening ... honestly don't think there'll be any available ladies there ... but there are usually more than a few single gals who enroll in our local Motorcycle Training Program every season, so I am looking forward to my part-time MTP Instructor gig to start up again in the Spring! I knew what you meant with the "ho" remark earlier babyhog, no offense taken whatsoever my dear! Just pointing out that I am faaaaaar from a womanizing "man-ho"!! In fact I could be described as the polar opposite of that! LOL!! |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by piglt on 12/30/10 at 16:16:09 I'm with you PerrydaSavage. Time to move on with my life too! Kind of going through the same thing you are. My resolution is to get his JUNK out of my garage and sell this house that is way to big for me and put lots of miles on both of my bikes!! and remember the married friends who dumped on me when they found out I was getting a divorce! |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by sluggo on 12/30/10 at 20:23:10 5C4F5859464B4D4F441B2A0 wrote:
i made the very same resolution when i was 14, and have kept it. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by sluggo on 12/30/10 at 20:26:19 as far as alias' go, i've been sluggo in the real world, actually changed my middle name changed to it. my mother cried when she found out. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by mick on 12/30/10 at 21:16:14 4A51584B5657535D390 wrote:
Piglt may I introduce Perry, Perry this is Piglt,Piglt Perry. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by sluggo on 12/31/10 at 00:27:52 perry, sorry for the breakup, but who now is going to pick up your motorcyle when it falls on ya ;D |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by PerrydaSavage on 12/31/10 at 05:15:31 2A352C3E3E36590 wrote:
Sluggo my dear friend ... I am surprized that you remember that story!! ;D ;D ;D ;D |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by PerrydaSavage on 12/31/10 at 05:21:15 607B72617C7D7977130 wrote:
I am sorry to hear about your relationship troubles Piglit ... like you, some of my married friends have gotten all weird about it too ... guess they're just tryin' to not choose sides ... I actually said to one of my "pals", "Look man I totally respect you wanting to keep your distance ... but maritial break-up is NOT contagious dude!" Here's to a better 2011 for both of us Piglit! All the Best! 8-) |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by piglt on 12/31/10 at 05:31:13 Thank you much!! But my other resolution is to suck as much money out of him as I can. Not in one big fat settlement, but a little at a time. So far so good. My alias story is alot like babyhog's, only my cuz, who has always rode a harley, teased me about buying a piglet. Couldn't get a tag that says piglet, so I settled for PIGLT. Tag has been on my bike from day one. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by Boofer on 12/31/10 at 08:19:38 I don't make New Year's Resolutions. That's just an excuse for putting off what you need to do now. When you realize you need to change something--Do it! I know a November 3rd resolution doesn't have the same feel as a January 1st resolution, but it works for me. :) |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by verslagen1 on 12/31/10 at 10:50:25 A divorced couple is fighting over child custody at court. The woman days," I made the baby so it is mine!". After numerous explanations from the woman... the man pauses and says," If you put a dollar into a vending machine and get a soda, who does it belong to?" stole a joke from my son. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by sluggo on 12/31/10 at 11:13:48 0E3B2C2C273A3F0D3F283F393B5E0 wrote:
Sluggo my dear friend ... I am surprized that you remember that story!! ;D ;D ;D ;D[/quote] i always remember funny. wired in my brain for it. |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by kimchris1 on 12/31/10 at 21:17:59 hahah Vers. Jerry for the record, Kim is my real name. Chris is part of my last name. Seems we should rename this post??? kim |
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Title: Re: New Year's Resolutions Post by drharveys on 01/03/11 at 20:48:31 Perry, I'm also sorry for your breakup. So, rage, howl at the moon, brood a little and grieve. Just remember that sometimes the relationship dies before either of the participants and move on -- sadder, wiser, and hopefully with more good memories than bad. |
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