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you do know those poor women send most of their cash back home or pay it up to their pimp right? it's all going back to the underworld of saigon.I think I'll go to Melbourne to, erm, stimulate the economy.
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ThanksSuperJail Warden wrote:
You go back to work tomorrow? Good luck.
You ever been up to the area around Honey Harbour?Pochsy wrote:
I'm likely going to head up to the cottage for a few weeks and make my biggest decision whether I drink on the dock or the deck. Go for dinner in the small towns in the area, go canoeing through the locks, have friends visit for a couple of days of partying.
My projects at work are going full steam rn, so we'll see how much time I can take as a block.
Yep, lots of times. Several friends have cottages in the Muskoka's. Some near Midland, some near Huntsville, and a few right in Honey Harbour. Beautiful area. I'm headed out towards Kingston and the Thousand Islands, though.Jay wrote:
You ever been up to the area around Honey Harbour?Pochsy wrote:
I'm likely going to head up to the cottage for a few weeks and make my biggest decision whether I drink on the dock or the deck. Go for dinner in the small towns in the area, go canoeing through the locks, have friends visit for a couple of days of partying.
My projects at work are going full steam rn, so we'll see how much time I can take as a block.
why'd u get rid of it? kids? the only people i know that stopped riding was because they had kids so they didn't wanna risk dying or getting seriously hurt. makes sense tho, u gotta be a little more responsible and risk aware once u have a familyJay wrote:
I miss my motorcycle sometimes
My cousin is from Cambridge and got married last August. Spent 5 days at a house on Mermaid Island after her wedding. I'd go back post-pandemicPochsy wrote:
Yep, lots of times. Several friends have cottages in the Muskoka's. Some near Midland, some near Huntsville, and a few right in Honey Harbour. Beautiful area. I'm headed out towards Kingston and the Thousand Islands, though.Jay wrote:
You ever been up to the area around Honey Harbour?Pochsy wrote:
I'm likely going to head up to the cottage for a few weeks and make my biggest decision whether I drink on the dock or the deck. Go for dinner in the small towns in the area, go canoeing through the locks, have friends visit for a couple of days of partying.
My projects at work are going full steam rn, so we'll see how much time I can take as a block.
I went down on it doing about 70 MPH. Walked away with a bloody knee, but it spooked me. I fixed it up, but I could never ride safely anymore. I had a mental block that stopped me from leaning over to turn. This was about 12 years ago, so I'm sure I'm over it by now.lil_droo wrote:
why'd u get rid of it? kids? the only people i know that stopped riding was because they had kids so they didn't wanna risk dying or getting seriously hurt. makes sense tho, u gotta be a little more responsible and risk aware once u have a familyJay wrote:
I miss my motorcycle sometimes
anyways idk what my plans are. i was sorta throwing the idea of a rainy season costa rica trip up in the air for early summer but looks like that might be done for. maybe fall things will be better. mostly i just want things to go back to normal. i wanna eat in crowded restaurants, play poker, go to a dodgers game, see live shows with big crowds and shit where everyones just vibing, simple shit. i also hope ski resorts are operating somewhat normally next winter. i don't wanna wait in like half hour long lift lines due to social distancing measures or deal with staggered entrance times etc.
I had one of these:Larssen wrote:
I've been mulling it over for a while now and just decided I'm going to do it. I know the statistics but they overwhelmingly involve speeding kids and people who don't wear protection. If you account for those two, the odds of a bad crash aren't far off from just driving a car.
Also I saw the triumph rocket 3 r and that thing is so cool I want one.
