geremacheks
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- Feb 14, 2002
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Somebody in Alberta doesn't have a clue. Or maybe, more accurately, none of us have a clue. Who's going to write the final chapter here?
This is a ransome demand.
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Thump
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- Jan 17, 2000
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My last word before I leave for Cooperland.
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This is no joke boys and girls. He starts this kind of crap all the time and I always warn him that payback is 10 fold. I guess he will listen better from now on.
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This is no joke boys and girls. He starts this kind of crap all the time and I always warn him that payback is 10 fold. I guess he will listen better from now on.
KamikaziRida
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Gives me chills to just think about Thump's dogs... LoL
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And greasy:p
SpeedyManiac
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- Aug 8, 2000
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This has gotten ugly!!!! If someone (besides my dad) messed with my bike I would be pissed too. I hope this gets settled with nothing bad happening.
- Feb 9, 2000
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Speedy, I think you can relax, I wouldn't think Okie would allow this to go on if it were out of hand - ;) mind you, Twinnies bike is not only out of hand, it is out of house, and now, out of sight :scream:
CanadianRidr
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- Oct 22, 2001
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Thump you are my hero :aj:
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I'll bid $5.00 for the front wheel aasembly as long as the knobies are in good shape :p
- Aug 18, 1999
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Well.... I'm real glad all you people think this is a fun joke. It most certainly is not. I had the misfortune of thinking the moron was (key word) my friend. Sure we have had our disagreements, online bantering, and general smack talk but this has been pushed too far.
I had another long day at the office, cub scout meeting for my oldest, and went over to his house as quickly as possible (after dropping of my son). The house was dark, no dogs barking (kennel time I imagine). My common sense somehow took over and kept me from ramming my damn truck through his frail metal garage door. Common sense dictates that a man's property should not be messed with (at least not for a long duration). I let common sense win.
Granted, I was not much (emotional) help during his time of need (I'm not an emotional person unless you consider happiness and anger the only emotions), but I tried the best I could. I've been there for him when he was in a car accident and when he blew out his knee. For the most part, we were good friends. Sadly, no more.
I am off to Cooperland to retrieve my bike. Something I can't really afford work-wise or financially. Before you "It's a joke, he's really going riding" folks jump on that bandwagon, stop now. I can't ride. I have a family and responsibilities at work. I'm going to have to spend the next 8 hours driving to retrieve my bike from dillweed and then get back to work without any sleep. Some friend I picked!
I'm choosing the mature way out of this thing. Get the bike and never, ever deal with the moron again. It's a sad way to end a friendship but he brought it on (even though it obviously doesn't matter to him).
I had another long day at the office, cub scout meeting for my oldest, and went over to his house as quickly as possible (after dropping of my son). The house was dark, no dogs barking (kennel time I imagine). My common sense somehow took over and kept me from ramming my damn truck through his frail metal garage door. Common sense dictates that a man's property should not be messed with (at least not for a long duration). I let common sense win.
Granted, I was not much (emotional) help during his time of need (I'm not an emotional person unless you consider happiness and anger the only emotions), but I tried the best I could. I've been there for him when he was in a car accident and when he blew out his knee. For the most part, we were good friends. Sadly, no more.
I am off to Cooperland to retrieve my bike. Something I can't really afford work-wise or financially. Before you "It's a joke, he's really going riding" folks jump on that bandwagon, stop now. I can't ride. I have a family and responsibilities at work. I'm going to have to spend the next 8 hours driving to retrieve my bike from dillweed and then get back to work without any sleep. Some friend I picked!
I'm choosing the mature way out of this thing. Get the bike and never, ever deal with the moron again. It's a sad way to end a friendship but he brought it on (even though it obviously doesn't matter to him).
Twin, you know your bike is safe with Thump and will come back better than it did when it left.. Give the guy some credit.
I can certainly see why you're over-reacting.. But you've got to realize, you're over-reacting. Thump had good intentions.
You've got a week to think of a way to get even with him until he gets home.. Remember, 10 fold. ;)
Try to look on the bright side.. It's your turn to get even now. :scream:
I can certainly see why you're over-reacting.. But you've got to realize, you're over-reacting. Thump had good intentions.
You've got a week to think of a way to get even with him until he gets home.. Remember, 10 fold. ;)
Try to look on the bright side.. It's your turn to get even now. :scream:
CanadianRidr
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- Oct 22, 2001
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Twin I commend you acting skills if this is a joke, you have almost everyone fooled,
If not, this is a prank that got taken too far, hah.
You know you will get your bike back, with the tire fixed so whats the biggy?
My fork seal is leaking if anyone wants to take in and fix it for me please do ;)
I am sorry but I can't help but think if thump didn't even go to coopertown and you went all the way there:eek:
If not, this is a prank that got taken too far, hah.
You know you will get your bike back, with the tire fixed so whats the biggy?
My fork seal is leaking if anyone wants to take in and fix it for me please do ;)
I am sorry but I can't help but think if thump didn't even go to coopertown and you went all the way there:eek:
- Feb 9, 2000
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Yeah right :D :moon:
Very mature, only one problem to this way of thinking. If the bike and trailer are back home, then the joke is on you.
Better make the trip worthwhile, we want a full ride report on Cooperland, we need to secure Cooperland for DW02 - it's up to you and Thump to make it happen.
These boys don't belong to the NTSP for nuthin - that's North Texas Smack Pack for those who don't know. Be good. :confused:
Now, if Twinnie could have made it to Thumps office/parking lot to let Thumps tire down (allegedly), one would think he could have made it to his house to collect said trailer and bike hmmmm, ain't buying none of them excuses either, cub scouts, work, meetings etc. In real life that bike would have been home before noon today. :silly:
Happy campin Twinnie and Thump
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