Wedding Band? (Page 23): Ah yes, the '60's. We were still relatively free back then, but with the advent of Gov. Moonbeam in the 70's, we went downhill faster than an old Harley Hog.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Peaver Bogart wrote:

LOL, I know what you mean Old Gringo. I actually did go hog hunting in California a few times around Big Sur and didn't have any luck. That was back in the 60's.

Ah yes, the '60's. We were still relatively free back then, but with the advent of Gov. Moonbeam in the 70's, we went downhill faster than an old Harley Hog.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

slatten49 wrote:

:-( I feel like skulking away, into a corner.

:| :D :) :-( :-( Boot.

Peaver Bogart Loc: Montana

Old_Gringo wrote:

I have known a few bikers, and they are/were very protective of their "hogs".

That's for sure, you don't want to touch anyones hog unless you ask 'em first.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Peaver Bogart wrote:

That's for sure, you don't want to touch anyones hog unless you ask 'em first.

You bet'chum. I learned that the hard way. One may 'molest' his 'old lady', but NEVER his Hog.

Peaver Bogart Loc: Montana

Old_Gringo wrote:

Ah yes, the '60's. We were still relatively free back then, but with the advent of Gov. Moonbeam in the 70's, we went downhill faster than an old Harley Hog.

That's true. I didn't even mind being stationed in California back then. I thought it was a pretty good state. San Francisco was another story. The cops didn't like any bikers, much less the Harley riders. I made an illegal U turn to go to a liquer store and a MC cop pulled up behind me and told me I made an illegal U turn. I looked and said there was no sign. He said it didn't matter. Then I told him about an Oregon law about having to have your headlight on in Oregon. (I was just up there and got ticketed for that) He said "thanks" he was planning a trip up there as he handed me the U turn ticket. You must know what I thought of him.

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

Old_Gringo wrote:

They never consider spouses as obstacles.

Perish the thought!! :mrgreen: Never has before, so I see no reason for it to do so now!! Really now!! :roll: :mrgreen:

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

slatten49 wrote:

Well, not to discount my being discounted as a member of this expedition, but what about UncleE, and Mr.Searching? Would they not be involved?

Interesting math, you ladies have! :roll: :mrgreen:

Hey, haven't you heard of "new math" -- I highly recommend it, particularly for the "fairer sex"!! Well, Mr. Searching will need to stay home and look after the "herd" -- they don't look after themselves in a prudent well reasoned fashion. Just ask AuntiE!! Plus the fact that he is rather an introvert and while he plays well with others "if" he has to, he gets extremely stressed having to do so. fashion :lol:

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

Searching wrote:

Hey, haven't you heard of "new math" -- I highly recommend it, particularly for the "fairer sex"!! Well, Mr. Searching will need to stay home and look after the "herd" -- they don't look after themselves in a prudent well reasoned fashion. Just ask AuntiE!! Plus the fact that he is rather an introvert and while he plays well with others "if" he has to, he gets extremely stressed having to do so. fashion :lol:

Kindly ignore that word after so -- wasn't supposed to be there. I am rather not good at multitasking this evening. I was answering Mr. Searching at the same time I was posting. Hit that send button a little too quickly!!

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

Peaver Bogart wrote:

That's for sure, you don't want to touch anyones hog unless you ask 'em first.

Mr. Searching would vouch for that one. However, he gave his up after laying it down in order to not being made road k**l by an oncoming truck. He will tell you that his leg got the worst of that one!!

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Searching wrote:

Hey, haven't you heard of "new math" -- I highly recommend it, particularly for the "fairer sex"!! Well, Mr. Searching will need to stay home and look after the "herd" -- they don't look after themselves in a prudent well reasoned fashion. Just ask AuntiE!! Plus the fact that he is rather an introvert and while he plays well with others "if" he has to, he gets extremely stressed having to do so. fashion :lol:

UncleE will have to care for the felines. One has to have medicine twice per day. He has cohorts of his own here to have adventures with.

The numbers may have changed slightly due to possible head reattachment. We continue to have four females and now have two and a half of the male persuasion. If "my" Alex brings the Captain, we are up to five females. :D :thumbup: :thumbup:

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

AuntiE wrote:

I am; however, using such a thing would harm the "darling" Sgt. Major, Salty and "my" Alex.

Are you familiar with the phrase "over k**l"?

Oh!! You left me out??!!?? Am I to be considered the sacrificial lamb here??
:cry:

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Searching wrote:

Kindly ignore that word after so -- wasn't supposed to be there. I am rather not good at multitasking this evening. I was answering Mr. Searching at the same time I was posting. Hit that send button a little too quickly!!

His "fashion" could be stress from socializing with the coterie descending upon yea farm. :mrgreen:

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Searching wrote:

Oh!! You left me out??!!?? Am I to be considered the sacrificial lamb here??
:cry:

I was of the belief he was going to attempt to use it before arriving at the farm. You most assuredly are NOT to be a sacrificial lamb.

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

AuntiE wrote:

It is the others being able to see her. :idea:

Thank you. I couldn't have said it better myself. Besides, AuntiE lives too far away, and alas, isn't available to ride shotgun. It would assure my getting home in one piece. I'm sure you would be more than willing to fling claymores out the window of my vehicle if it were necessary. I know I can count on you. That said, I made it home just as the sun was going down. Timing, timing!! :mrgreen:

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

Searching wrote:

Thank you. I couldn't have said it better myself. Besides, AuntiE lives too far away, and alas, isn't available to ride shotgun. It would assure my getting home in one piece. I'm sure you would be more than willing to fling claymores out the window of my vehicle if it were necessary. I know I can count on you. That said, I made it home just as the sun was going down. Timing, timing!! :mrgreen:

We can also toss nails behind us to prevent headlight glare in the mirrors. If memory serves, some of the roads in your area can be quite narrow, curvy and soforth.