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Killian's and Bud Select the other night...which resulted in a long walk home(10.8 miles) which was a very good choice with things heading down a bad road at a gathering.

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Sunday morning 0630.... coffee.... Colombian Supreme.

 

:hitit: That's some good stuff. I think it's time for some coke. Wow, this almost sounds like I have a drug problem. :dunno:

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Sunday morning 0630.... coffee.... Colombian Supreme.

 

:hitit: That's some good stuff. I think it's time for some coke. Wow, this almost sounds like I have a drug problem. :dunno:

 

 

 

Yeah... kinda.... :fume::lol:

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Switched to coffee....I think I'm coming down with a cold,sneezing like crazy and nose is starting plug up. :P Just downed some Nyquil,maybe that''ll help.Gonna get some shuteye,ttyl

Ummm, Gary, do you have special Nyquil shot glasses too? After all, that med is about 40 proof... :P

 

 

 

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LOL!! :lol:

 

 

Y'know Roger,old retired guys like myself just sit around on their ass thinking up funny sh*t like this... :)

I suppose I should go outside and get the bikes ready for the weekend,that'll keep me out of trouble

 

 

 

Damd I wish I had your weather. :D I haven't been on my bike for about a month. :lol: ( 2 feet of snow out there) I suppose I could go and put the ice tires on though. :lol:

 

 

 

Hi guys,got back from Cal. City just a while ago.It was our annual T'day weekend camp/riding weekend in the desert.I'm sorry to inform you we had absolutely gorgeous weather.no wind(especially no Santa Anas),70-75 degree weather.Four families showed up with toy haulers in tow.Yes Roger,I drank some Crown(left the Nyquil at home :) )...only drawback is I had to drink it from a plastis cup(left my good glsses at home).I'll post some pics in a coupla days...after I clean up the burb and trailer.We had a fun weeekend but it's sure good to be home...

 

Gary :P

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