Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.

_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

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Thanks, but I'm really just an old biker broad living life as free and easy as is still possible. I have my own Harley, bought and paid for, and am not a bit afraid to ride solo. My "bucket list" is in the works. I'm going to take no less than 6 months one day in the future to tour the country from an R.V. with my Harley towed behind me to see the sites freely. There are so many places I want to visit and experience before the Lord calls me home. My motto has always been that I refuse to be laying on my death bed saying "I wish I would have"..... I'll pass over with a grin on my face, waiting for the next adventure to begin.... God willing, my bucket list will be empty of anything except smiles and great memories by then.

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Rattlesnake Pete wrote:

<quoted text>I couldn't stand the thought of a Harley being pulled behind a Motor Home for that distance. Just my luck to pull up to a gas station to fill up, and the Harley would be mysteriously gone!

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_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

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1. Pay at the pump.
2. A .357 Ruger Blackhawk.
3. A pretty little .22 that fits quite nicely "concealed".
4. A 9mm, just for having some fun.
5. And a really effective anti-theft alarm system, even motion activated when needed.
(And that's traveling light, HAHA)!

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_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

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1. Pay at the pump.
2. A .357 Ruger Blackhawk.
3. A pretty little .22 that fits quite nicely "concealed".
4. A 9mm, just for having some fun.
5. And a really effective anti-theft alarm system, even motion activated when needed.
(And that's traveling light, HAHA)!

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Hempburn wrote:

Goodmorning to the good ones. I see a few motorcycle riders are on board here now, I was feeling lonly for a while there, lol. In '74 I solo rode the U.S. borders from Orlando. Took me about three months. Crazy ride back then man. From the solo seat of Shovelhead I dripped oil across 33 states sleeping in fields, barns, rest stop picknic tables, occasional hotel, motel, newly met friends homes, beachs, under cliffs,a house boat and in a smokey teepee with three drunk indians two dogs and a eagle named Buffalo Hunter. I still take long rides but these days a hotel is at end of the days ride, lol just keeping it real.

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trusted wrote:

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Dont have the 357, but mine is a 9 and a 22. If those dont add up to be enough, then let them have me. Glad I am not the only gal out there who loves her guns.. Day to you

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Abeliever wrote:

This was posted an hour ago...
6.0 magnitude quakes hits off Mexico coast
MEXICO CITY - A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck off Mexico's Pacific coast on Sunday, the U.S. Geological Survey said, but there were no reports of damage.
The quake was centered about 18 miles southwest of Suchiate in the southern state of Chiapas, close to the border with Guatemala. It had a depth of 22 miles, the USGS said.
Emergency services in Chiapas state were checking the area but a spokesman said there were no reports of damage.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center did not immediately issue a tsunami warning.
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/07/29...

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_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

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Girls love their 'boy' toys too, hehe! The .357 is too big to play with, not to mention the cost of ammo, but the sheer sight of it garners total respect when it's holstered... It pretty much guarantees you'll be left alone when you want to be, LOL!
The little .22 is my favorite. Small enough to keep handy without being too bulky like the 9mm, but just big enough to get someones attention when they need a little wake up call.
The 9mm was my first traveling companion. I've had it for years now.. It was too big to fit comfortably in my boot, and honestly that's why I chose it back then. I used to be pretty wild....
(Years ago, the fact that it WAS too big to tuck into my boots turned out to be quite advantageous toward someones "well being")... I'm sure that he's never forgotten it to this day.... He never gave me any grief from then on, either. I abhor drug addicts who let their mouths override their brains...
Never underestimate a woman merely by her looks alone.

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Hempburn wrote:

Goodmorning to the good ones. I see a few motorcycle riders are on board here now, I was feeling lonly for a while there, lol. In '74 I solo rode the U.S. borders from Orlando. Took me about three months. Crazy ride back then man. From the solo seat of Shovelhead I dripped oil across 33 states sleeping in fields, barns, rest stop picknic tables, occasional hotel, motel, newly met friends homes, beachs, under cliffs,a house boat and in a smokey teepee with three drunk indians two dogs and a eagle named Buffalo Hunter. I still take long rides but these days a hotel is at end of the days ride, lol just keeping it real.

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Rattlesnake Pete wrote:

<quoted text>You are the epitome of "The American Spirit"!

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_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

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Well, thankfully I learned eventually that me and Jose Q couldn't coexist very well together.. I tried to blame it on that old worm, but even that lame excuse wore thin after a while, hehe.. If I'd not figured that out, I might to this day be doing some hard time...
<<<wink wink>>>