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Paris is a great town if you are in with in crowd. It is not a great place for kids or young people. Everyone there is all up in your business. Does anyone there know a Rocky Beechum

themover wrote:

Paris is a great town if you are in with in crowd. It is not a great place for kids or young people. Everyone there is all up in your business. Does anyone there know a Rocky Beechum

The only people I know who complain about Paris are the ones dealing in drugs.

Rockytopzz wrote:

<quoted text>The only people I know who complain about Paris are the ones dealing in drugs.

I believe you have waaaaaaaaaay to much time on your hands, you have over 14k comments on here. Get off welfare or Disability and do something with your life

Tim wrote:

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I believe you have waaaaaaaaaay to much time on your hands, you have over 14k comments on here. Get off welfare or Disability and do something with your life

You're right, too much time.
Perhaps I'll go to your house and show your wife a good time while your at work.

Rockytopzz wrote:

<quoted text>You're right, too much time.
Perhaps I'll go to your house and show your wife a good time while your at work.

WELL NOT EVERYONE IS DEALING DRUGS. Paris is not this horrible bad place no but it is all politics. I am just not all about being up someones ass and being in everyones business. To much drama

themover wrote:

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WELL NOT EVERYONE IS DEALING DRUGS. Paris is not this horrible bad place no but it is all politics. I am just not all about being up someones ass and being in everyones business. To much drama

Like the woman getting killed on the motorcycle the other day?
The Camero and Suzuki motorcycle were racing.

themover wrote:

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WELL NOT EVERYONE IS DEALING DRUGS. Paris is not this horrible bad place no but it is all politics. I am just not all about being up someones ass and being in everyones business. To much drama

It's like that one person who wrote in the P.I. on how the young people keep racing up and down her road. She warned that there will be a death, also warned the young ones on dressing properly on motorcycle.
The young woman who died that was on back of the Suzuki had shorts on. One of her shoes was in the far right hand easement. I know, I was the first one at the scene. They started out racing and the motorcycle lost control on the curve.

And I'm constantly seeing cars and motorcycles racing each other here.

themover wrote:

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WELL NOT EVERYONE IS DEALING DRUGS.

True, but you go to west Wood street and you see meth heads staggering up and down the road.

themover wrote:

Paris is a great town if you are in with in crowd. It is not a great place for kids or young people. Everyone there is all up in your business. Does anyone there know a Rocky Beechum

I know of a country dance place that has a lot of teenage girls and young women who love to dance, a place for the teenage boys and young men to go to instead of racing all over Paris in cars and motorcycles.

themover wrote:

Paris is a great town if you are in with in crowd. It is not a great place for kids or young people. Everyone there is all up in your business. Does anyone there know a Rocky Beechum

I know quite a few Beechums but do not recall Rocky. I'll ask my wife.

Rockytopzz,
I must have been pretty close behind you. I was trying to put it together. The skid mark from the bike starts on the inside lane. The camaro ended up in the inside lane (slightly sideways) and the camaro had damage to the front drivers side (maybe old damage??). It looked like the camaro drifted out of the outside lane into the inside lane and cut the motorcycle off, so to speak. But everyone says thats not what happened. What did you see??

tennboy1 wrote:

Rockytopzz,
I must have been pretty close behind you. I was trying to put it together. The skid mark from the bike starts on the inside lane. The camaro ended up in the inside lane (slightly sideways) and the camaro had damage to the front drivers side (maybe old damage??). It looked like the camaro drifted out of the outside lane into the inside lane and cut the motorcycle off, so to speak. But everyone says thats not what happened. What did you see??

The man in Camero pulling up along side the motorcycle before the curve, black smoke coming out of tail pipe when he punched it, both Camero and bike leaping forward like in a race, man on bike--it looked like he was trying to lean into the curve but the young woman sat up straight causing the bike to veer to the left, they were right up next to the Camero on curve. After that I didn't see anything until I drove up because of the curve (on actual accident).
I seen a huge black cloud of smoke, must have come from his tires from skiddding. It was allfull, I wanted to get out and beat the hell out of the motorcycle rider and Camero driver for goofing around and causing the girl to be killed.
I left after about a minute of looking but I went to the Police department. I had to leave, I was getting sick to stomach but I did turn it in on what I saw.
Hopefully I did right, small town and I don't want trouble.

I think she sat up straight because of being scared, I don't know. But what I saw the bike did not skid, it went over because she sat up.
But what happened about several seconds after I saw the bike move over to the Camero, I don't know. I don't want to know and thank God I didn't see it.

When you are in a hard lean on a bike, the passengers instinct is to straighten up. Hate to hear that.

glad to hear that you reported what you saw

tennboy1 wrote:

When you are in a hard lean on a bike, the passengers instinct is to straighten up. Hate to hear that.

True. One time in Dallas back in my Triumph motorcycle days a man on back leaned to the left while I was trying to lean to the right. The bike ended up doing a flip flop, to the right and to the left, back and forth. About lost it. I pulled over and made him get off.

Paris is too hot and humid..I hate it here!

alice wrote:

Paris is too hot and humid..I hate it here!

I agree totally