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ever notice how some folks have to get the last word in?

Started by Oss, Mon 20, Feb 2012, 16:53:50

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R J

Carl, are you bragging or complaining?

Also, I'd like to know how you figured your answer out.

Would ya clue all of us in please?

Thanks.
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Willow

You're the top, R J.

What answer?  What was the question again?  I know nothing.  Nothing!

R J

Quote from: Willow on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 15:21:45
You're the top, R J.

What answer?  What was the question again?  I know nothing.  Nothing!


You didn't really expect me to remember the question I asked did you?

I don't even remember what I was doing 45 seconds ago let alone 5 minutes ago.

I no remember sheet Brother.
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Hooter

Quote from: R J on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 15:29:18
Quote from: Willow on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 15:21:45
You're the top, R J.

What answer?  What was the question again?  I know nothing.  Nothing!


You didn't really expect me to remember the question I asked did you?

I don't even remember what I was doing 45 seconds ago let alone 5 minutes ago.





I no remember sheet Brother.

Don't feel like the Lone Ranger! :cooldude:


You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

R J

Quote from: Willow on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 16:14:18
My memory is perfect.  In fact, I can't remember anything that I've forgotten.   :)

I believe that Carl, and I also have a Bridge I'll sell ya for $50.00 in New York.
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Willow

Quote from: R J on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 16:19:23
Quote from: Willow on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 16:14:18
My memory is perfect.  In fact, I can't remember anything that I've forgotten.   :)

I believe that Carl, and I also have a Bridge I'll sell ya for $50.00 in New York.

I'm sure it's the same for you, R J.  Do you remember anything you've forgotten?  :)

I'll take that bridge.  Just count it against the $75 you owed me.   ;) 

R J

I do remember some things, but you are the one who owes me $$$$, not me owing you.
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Oss

so RJ  how the blazes am I supposed to not take the wheel off and still lay
the tire flat or in a pail

unless I can jack the bike high enough

but that dont make a whole lot of sense cause I would surely spill a whole lot of water in the garage gettin the pail OUT from under the wheel

If you don't know where your going any road will take you there
George Harrison

When you come to the fork in the road, take it
Yogi Berra   (Don't send it to me C.O.D.)

R J

Call me and I'll explain what I was trying  to say.

That was one reason I didn't try to be a Lawyer,
I jumble my words too much.  LOL

five 1 five 2 eight seven 1 three seven seven.

Anytime after your 10:00 AM.
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HayHauler

Just spray the soap mixture all over after you put lots of air in it.  This will help it leak and should be noticeable. 

Hay 8)
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Hooter

Quote from: HayHauler on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 22:49:06
Just spray the soap mixture all over after you put lots of air in it.  This will help it leak and should be noticeable. 

Hay 8)
Jimmyt

Or, as I was shown by the dealer, let the air down so the tire is still seated but on the soft side. With a rubber mallett whack the center of the tire while you rotate it a couple of times. If the bead is misaligned or not quite seated this should do it.
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

HayHauler

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Hooter

Quote from: Oss on Mon 01, Apr 2013, 17:07:07
so RJ  how the blazes am I supposed to not take the wheel off and still lay
the tire flat or in a pail

unless I can jack the bike high enough

but that dont make a whole lot of sense cause I would surely spill a whole lot of water in the garage gettin the pail OUT from under the wheel


Sure the valve core just isn't leaking?
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

HayHauler

I believe he said he had a metal one in there, so it probably isn't the stem.  But I would check it anyway. 

Hay 8)
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R J

I told him to check the core, but ain't heard nuttin back since our phone conversation.

I suspect he is still riding it to work, or taking his BMW Police Bike.

Hang tough, Spring is just around da corner.    We had a high of windy 67*.    I had  a Dr. appt and was going to take the Chevy out this afternoon.   Mom & I ate lunch, I went in and took a nap.     Laid down at 12:30 PM and woke up at 6:05 PM.   At 8:00 PM it is 55* and the damn deer are sure active around here tonight.      6 of my neighbors are putting corn on a nail in a wheel for them, so we are getting over run with them here in the Plaza.   
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Oss

Pop is in ICU so I been unable to get to the bike  liver, kidneys and who knows what else but he is a tough cookie and my money is on him gettin back out in time for gardening. He has stuff started in the house already

After work I ride over the Hudson to visit him then take mom to dinner and help her home atc
and this is the time I get home
too tired to play with that tire.  Did buy a metal brush wheel to try to get the smuttz offa the rim when I finally get time maybe this weekend Going to get that sticky stuff that seals the bead as well Saturday from the auto parts store as sometimes a rim just wont seat right after enough potholes in these parts

Gonna meet Robin in north jersey sat or sun am to give him one of my spare rear wheels and some bearings if he wants em  Gman offered to come by and help with the front wheel so I am pretty confident by the end of weekend I will have a non leaking front tire

After a hundred miles on the bike I will know and also if the front brake is dragging any less on that rotor, its pretty loud as I turn the tire by hand  It was good talking again with you RJ
and hope to see ya Jimmy Friday next week. Been wearing my GOTF hat all week to work
If you don't know where your going any road will take you there
George Harrison

When you come to the fork in the road, take it
Yogi Berra   (Don't send it to me C.O.D.)

R J

Hey OSS, tell Pops we are sending good thoughts and prayers from Iowa, on his behalf.

I'm lost for words  Evan, but I think you know where I'm trying to go to for Pops.

Later.
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HayHauler

Prayers for your Pops Evan.  AND I will see ya Friday@!

Hay  8)
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R J

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Oss

still breathing with the 02 like yourself RJ, wishin he was home out in the garden
planting his flowers, peas etc but glad he is on this side of the dirt

he was playing casino with mom using the meal tray on the bed in his
icu room when I showed up last night after work

a tough feller, trying his best to get out of there on his own power

He appreciates all of the good wishes as do I

If you don't know where your going any road will take you there
George Harrison

When you come to the fork in the road, take it
Yogi Berra   (Don't send it to me C.O.D.)

RDAbull

Quote from: Karen on Mon 20, Feb 2012, 19:57:49
Ahem, Gentlemen... a lady ALWAYS has the last word...

You forgot part of the equation Karen.
The one I am married to always gets the first word too!

BTW, most of them in between seem to be hers also.
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R J

For me to get a word in with Red, is to say it while she is taking a breath.

Especoally if I have pissed her off.    It sure is fun making up..   LOL.... :angel:
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R J

Quote from: Oss on Tue 09, Apr 2013, 05:59:34
still breathing with the 02 like yourself RJ, wishin he was home out in the garden
planting his flowers, peas etc but glad he is on this side of the dirt

he was playing casino with mom using the meal tray on the bed in his
icu room when I showed up last night after work

a tough feller, trying his best to get out of there on his own power

He appreciates all of the good wishes as do I



Evan how old is Pops?

I put his name on the Church's Prayer list last night.

All the older ladies say a prayer everyday for those on the list.

So, when he goes home to work in his garden I'll have them make their prayers for that day and then I'll remove his name.

He should have 90 prayers from the Church, and of course mine.

Tell Pops that this old crazy Indian/German/English/Japanese guy is saying Prayers for him every day at 9:00 AM when he gets up.  Actually, I'm a Heinz 57 kind of guy.

My youngest daughter had to turn in her family tree, back to grand parents.   That got me started in our tree.   It starts at 1632 to present.    Found over 3,000 names.    Also found out one of my Great Great grandparents married the Dalton Boys (thieves) sister.......   Also found a lot of other sticky items in the process.
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Hooter

Quote from: R J on Tue 09, Apr 2013, 10:06:51
Quote from: Oss on Tue 09, Apr 2013, 05:59:34
still breathing with the 02 like yourself RJ, wishin he was home out in the garden
planting his flowers, peas etc but glad he is on this side of the dirt

he was playing casino with mom using the meal tray on the bed in his
icu room when I showed up last night after work

a tough feller, trying his best to get out of there on his own power

He appreciates all of the good wishes as do I



Evan how old is Pops?

I put his name on the Church's Prayer list last night.

All the older ladies say a prayer everyday for those on the list.

So, when he goes home to work in his garden I'll have them make their prayers for that day and then I'll remove his name.

He should have 90 prayers from the Church, and of course mine.

Tell Pops that this old crazy Indian/German/English/Japanese guy is saying Prayers for him every day at 9:00 AM when he gets up.  Actually, I'm a Heinz 57 kind of guy.

My youngest daughter had to turn in her family tree, back to grand parents.   That got me started in our tree.   It starts at 1632 to present.    Found over 3,000 names.    Also found out one of my Great Great grandparents married the Dalton Boys (thieves) sister.......   Also found a lot of other sticky items in the process.

I'd be afraid to look up my family twig!
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

HayHauler

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R J

I was also scared to do it.

I'd heard some weired things about my family tree.

After checking further, some of the sheet I'd heard were false, and I really did find a lot of dirt in it.      All I will say is I'm a Heinz 57 variety.

German, Apache Indian, Cherokee Indian, English, Scottish, my one great great grand father was a 1/2 breed,  His dad was white and mother was Black.    That explained the dark completion on that side of the tree.  My Great Grandpa had a plantation in Mississippi had a bunch of slaves.   That didn't stop me, I kept looking.

But it was interesting as hell doing it and with my youngest daughter setting right there beside me as we dug into the history.    After she got he paper turned in, and got an 'A' on it, I decided to keep digging.    Main reason for that was the rumors I'd heard in my family.     There were a lot of relatives that were helpful, made me wonder when I started.     Once I got it done, and let all the family know I had it, then I was confronted by my grand fathers sister, saying she had all the rights to the information as she had been working on it for several years.

When I agreed to let her have the honor of researching it, I'm glad I did.   She had over 1,100 mistakes in here's.      She had grandchildren in line long before their father or mother.    Once we got that straightened out she published it.   Then charged anyone who wanted a copy $100.00 for the book, paper back no less.

None of my tree bought a copy.   We figured out we had the hard copy on disk, so why would I want a copy to lay around and collect dust.
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Hooter




   I'm not sure if I can track the Indian background very far?? Can I get old smoke signals over the puter? My dad when he was alive started but never finished. With the 3 nationalities I'm kind of a "mut". Thats what he said anyway.
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

R J

Vell at least you know their are 3 different kinds in ya.

In my case it is more like 15 to 20.
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Hooter

Quote from: R J on Fri 12, Apr 2013, 07:28:21
Vell at least you know their are 3 different kinds in ya.

In my case it is more like 15 to 20.

    :cooldude:
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

HayHauler

Y'all missed a very large time this past weekend here in the Houston area.  The GOTF was a huge success and everyone had a great time.  Even got to visit with ole Strider from LA.  Skinhead made an appearance and others that I haven't met before.

Here are a couple of posts... some with pics.
http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,54204.0.html

www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,54121.msg520034.html

Wish you could have made it RJ.

Hay  8)
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R J

Good job there Mr Hay Hauler..............

Like I said on another post, if I don't make another GOTF's before I crock, make the next one after I'm pushing up Daises in my HONOR.

Glad everyone had a Gooder one.    HG & FB are 2 of the best Bubba Quer's I know.
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Hooter





Looked like it was a blast....The scenery didn't look to shabby either.
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

R J

Were you referring to the Scenery Scenery or the female scenery?
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Hooter

Quote from: R J on Thu 18, Apr 2013, 11:08:53
Were you referring to the Scenery Scenery or the female scenery?

   O.K.   :cooldude:
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

R J

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Hooter

You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

R J

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Willow

So, you fellas still carrying on this conversation?

You do know the outcome is in someone else's hands?   ;)

R J

Quote from: Willow on Thu 18, Apr 2013, 17:18:36
So, you fellas still carrying on this conversation?

You do know the outcome is in someone else's hands?   ;)

Who's hand is that Gunny, YOURS?

If that be the case and ya'll is tired of our little fun game, pull the trigger.

You will only pee off about 9 people.
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Willow