Hey Stan Flemmings...

[the_monk]

Gimme a call at xxx.xxx.xxxx when you get this.

*** Edited before my phone number made it into the eternal Google cache archives ***

 

[evenslower]

Ahh, Stan. The memories. Stan Flemmings is but a distant, hazy recollection. Sad but true. I miss the guy actually. Much nicer than this Brian charachter. :nener:

 

[Papakeith]

Like it or not, he will forever be Stan

 

[CaptainObvious]

Stan was lost to childhood. Brian is an OK guy, but Stan was a lot faster on a KTM.

 

[Grady]

Yes, Stan was a nice guy.

I remember when somebody introduced me to another rider as Stan's dad, Grady Flemmings.

 

[Okiewan]

Grady Flemmings :cool:

 

[Proxy]

You guys are going to have to enlighten this newbie this weekend... although I suspect I know who Stan is.

 

[Tony Eeds]

Yes, Stan was a nice guy.

I remember when somebody introduced me to another rider as Stan's dad, Grady Flemmings.

I remember when Stan told me that he was trying to figure out how to get to dirtweek with bikes for him and his "dad" along with a trailer for his "dad's" bad back ...

My mental picture and reality clashed ... :whoa:

 

[Brian]

:)...

 

[the_monk]

Is that like a Tea-bagger?

 

[Proxy]

Is that like a Tea-bagger?

:rotfl:

 

[IBGoinAJ]

haha

 

[yzguy15]

:nener: Now THAT's funny!

Is that like a Tea-bagger?

 

[yarbonwick]

I remember that young, innocent wide-eyed Stan Flemming. The look in his eyes when we showed him the miracles of dry-ice. The look and excitement this little one had was worth the smoke it created. Then...when we showed him that, with the naked eye you could track satellites in space I thought we just made us another astronaut who like those before him walked proudly in arms of America. Then....he turned into a Brian. :ohmy: