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Message: [QUOTE="Cman250, post: 1220680, member: 76520"] Alright before this goes any further let me tell you a little bit of info: The bike is about 30 years old. It was an old junker and he couldn't care less if someone drove it off a cliff. I have known this kid since as long as i have moved here. I know his sense of humor well and decided to play a little trick. I decided not tell him in hopes of what was about to happen would actually happen. After he started the bike and made the chain fly off and end with engine cutting out, the look on his face was priceless. :whoa: which was quickly followed by :rotfl: I did tell him about what I had planned and happened. The joke worked and it was a hilarious moment. He didn't care one bit about the bike in fact jokingly started kicking it afterwards cursing at it. In fact even though he couldn't care less if that bike runs or not I recently went over to his house and took a look at the problem. He had only blew his spark plug and needed a new chain. Both of which I fixed and payed for. The bike still sits in his garage, and it probably wouldn't make a difference if it worked or not because he only uses it as something to brake or mess around on when he's bored. Regardless of the situation I felt the need to undo my harm and make it better even though i know next week it will be either siting in his garage or broken because thats what friends are for :nod: In the end we had got a memorable time, and he got a new chain and plug for his bike. Sorry If I had worded the previous post to make it sound like I was a immature jerk that couldn't care less about my friends and their property. But I felt it was my RESPONSIBILITY to clear things up and help you understand the theme of the story. [/QUOTE]

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