Stupid Guest Tricks

(1) Place of birth: Los Angeles, California

(2) Where I've lived the longest: It's a toss up between Glendale, California (9 years, I moved away from there a year ago), and Montreal, Canada (9 years, as well).

(3) My hometown and why: Glendale, Calif.. It's where my friends and family are, for the most part.

(4) Most unusual place I've lived: Montreal, just on the basis that you expect them to speak English because we're in North America, but they don't, lol.

(5) Where I'd live if I could live anywhere: Osaka, Japan, don't ask why, lol. Though, I wouldn't mind Orlando (though the summer humidity might just do me in :p :) .

(1) Place of birth: Closter, NJ
(2) Where you've lived the longest in your life: Closter, NJ. I have been here over 22 years.
(3) What you consider to be your hometown and why (in other words, the place you've lived you most strongly identify yourself with -- where your heart is): I would have to say Orlando, FL. I will be moving down there for good next May.
(4) Most unusual place you've lived, if any: I don't have any.
(5) Where you'd live if you could live anywhere: Orlando, FL

Yeah, it's pretty boring.

svickersart wrote:(5) Where you'd live if you could live anywhere. Within sight of Cinderellas castle, like the area, WDW, warm weather, Ill live next door to Zazu.

Six houses on my block are for sale! Wish you could live next door, you probably wouldn't decide to tune up your motorcycle outside my bedroom window at 2am twice a week....

Zazu wrote:Wish you could live next door, you probably wouldn't decide to tune up your motorcycle outside my bedroom window at 2am twice a week....

You got...

...Harley Guys!!!

hobie16 wrote:

Zazu wrote:Six houses on my block are for sale! Wish you could live next door, you probably wouldn't decide to tune up your motorcycle outside my bedroom window at 2am twice a week....

You got...

...Harley Guys!!!

No such luck. Neighbor's a Kawasaki Kween.

Zazu wrote:No such luck. Neighbor's a Kawasaki Kween.

Ahhh, the melodious sound of a two stroke going RING DING DING DING DING and the pleasant scent of burning Castrol oil in the breeze.

hobie16 wrote:You got...

...Harley Guys!!!

And the problem with that is???????????


typing at work with the Harley out in the parking lot.

(1) Place of birth: Iowa

(2) Where I've lived the longest: San Diego (on and off since 1970) (a few years absent during the southeast asia unpleasentness, and other assignments)

(3) My hometown and why: San Diego, I have gotten used to the climate (and freeway system!!) Plus a number of the grandkids are here!

(4) Most unusual place I've lived: Hmm, its a toss up: Council Bluffs or Yokosuka, Japan or San Clemente Island, or aboard various ships.

(5) Where I'd live if I could live anywhere: San Diego.

Cranbiz wrote:And the problem with that is???????????

For some reason Harley Guys don't trust their Milwaukee Vibrators. Because of this lack of trust they must start them up at all hours of the day and night to insure they operate properly. These test usually consist of static high revving of the engine, hard acceleration runs up and down the street, and if there are multiple Harley Guys performing the tests, lots of laughing, yelling and swearing. The testing is usually preceded by the consumption of large quantities of beer. The containers will be deposited hither and yon.

These continual tests are understandable as the manufacturer operates under a policy of, "If it sticks out, chrome it, if it breaks, make it heavier."

And this is a bad thing?




Yes, I do fire it up at all hours of the early morning. Of course, I'm either going to work at the Giant Rodent or coming home from there. At 98 miles round trip, you can be sure that 2 wheels makes it affordable to work as a CM.