mleech77 Member

I myself am fun and inappropriate, and always looking for new friends to joke around with.

Ugh what a night, had to work until around 3am, and then still had to be back online at 7am. Sleep, who needs it.

Morning everyone.

Didn't enjoy spanking after catching an ex spanking someone else.

She wasn't fast enough to catch me.

She didn't like my gourmet take on oatmeal cream pies. ;-)

For some reason she never used the flavor packets in the ramen. Never boiled the noodles either.

I've only recently discovered this thread, and I can tell you with 100% confidence, a little of column A and a little of column B.

If you're not partying hard, it's hardly a party.

Exactly, it's like wearing a tuxedo t-shirt. It says I want to be formal, but I'm here to party.

Who doesn't enjoy a good sparkly special place.

Nah pretty sure that would be written in wingdingaling font

Exactly @merryward13, a lot of it will depend on how thick his bindings are.

If this forum is your inspiration, what category would your book fall under, comedy, horror, fantasy, self help, fiction, or I don't know it makes sense to me only just stick it anywhere?

Did someone say donuts? mmmmmmmm

Nope HYE made your pet watch one of those animal shelter commercials just to show them how good they have it with you?

Let the dog sleep in bed and made me sleep in the dog bed.

Agreed, whenever I need to really clear my head I just hop on the motorcycle and go.

Her ex kept showing up and showing off her amazing legs.

Before my crash at the track I had to cage it for a minimum of 2 days after a track day because my brain hadn't switched back into "you're on the street not a race track" mode. No more track days for me though so no need to worry there.

The aftermath of the crash pictures aren't as glorious. I went straight through the front of the motorcycle destroying the fairing stay, front fairing, and windscreen with my body. The end over end mid air spin that ended with a tail first landing destroyed the rear fairing, and subframe. Thanks to having race plastics on…

That's a nice looking RR @HeyaBerg. I looked at one of those, but just couldn't get used to the brick they put where the seat should be. :smile:

@Tomk652015, 2001 Yamaha R6. Couldn't pass up the price at the time, and it's been great to me. Yamaha makes an unbelievable bike. This was taken shortly before my crash at 160mph during a race. Now it's back to it's street plastics though.

If you have any specific questions feel free to PM me, I've lived in rural mountain communities, rural costal communities, and in semi rural suburbs outside a major metro area.

Minimum for me is boots, gauntlet gloves, jacket, full face helmet, and at least jeans (usually riding pants). The only time I've ridden the bike without at least that was to ride from one side of the race paddock to the other. I squidded it up in style. Definitely can't wait for it to get cooler and I can ditch the…

Couldn't agree more. Love my street bike. Thankfully when we had our son my wife went the route of "you need new safety gear if you're going to continue to ride" instead of "you should sell your motorcycle".

Having grown up in several rural communities, the typical portrayal is fairly accurate. Obviously depending on the area there will be some variances. It was a big deal where I grew up when we finally got the second grocery store, and the McDonald's opened up. We were the biggest town in the area as well, I mean we had…

Oh there definitely are. I just did a 14 state RV trip during the month of June and saw plenty of them. We joked that we were at historic sites every time we saw one of them, or a video rental store.

Morning folks, hope everyone's Tuesday goes well. Missed out on a lot apparently yesterday not being able to check in as much.

Went to firehouse subs for lunch today, those are some good sammiches.