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JoJmoto Posts: 115 Joined: 11/08/2006 Location: Alto, GA	5/15/2008 11:29 PM JoJmoto wrote: I was thinking today after speaking with a decrepit elderly person, time is running out on my life! At only 37, I may have 25 to 30 "Good" years left in me and those will be spent working to pay off this friggin house! Just think how fast 25-30 years goes, I can remember 10 and 12 years old like it was yesterday. My next thought was were is the money going to come from cuz, it sure aint here right now. JoJmoto wrote: I was thinking today after speaking with a decrepit elderly person, time is running out on my life! At only 37, I may have 25 to 30 "Good" years left in me and those will be spent working to pay off this friggin house! Just think how fast 25-30 years goes, I can remember 10 and 12 years old like it was yesterday. My next thought was were is the money going to come from cuz, it sure aint here right now. Quote Last Post Only I was thinking today after speaking with a decrepit elderly person, time is running out on my life! At only 37, I may have 25 to 30 "Good" years left in me and those will be spent working to pay off this friggin house! Just think how fast 25-30 years goes, I can remember 10 and 12 years old like it was yesterday. My next thought was were is the money going to come from cuz, it sure aint here right now.
JPT Posts: 1167 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV	5/16/2008 12:28 AM JPT wrote: It picks up speed as you get older. Take a deep breath and try not to sweat it. It's just dawning on you that you're included in this whole "mortality" thing. That realization is a real shock but it happens to all of us. Gonna happen, nothing you can do so, relax. I got 20 years on you and while some things suck it ain't all that bad. JPT wrote: It picks up speed as you get older. Take a deep breath and try not to sweat it. It's just dawning on you that you're included in this whole "mortality" thing. That realization is a real shock but it happens to all of us. Gonna happen, nothing you can do so, relax. I got 20 years on you and while some things suck it ain't all that bad. Quote Last Post Only It picks up speed as you get older. Take a deep breath and try not to sweat it. It's just dawning on you that you're included in this whole "mortality" thing. That realization is a real shock but it happens to all of us. Gonna happen, nothing you can do so, relax. I got 20 years on you and while some things suck it ain't all that bad.
Void Main Posts: 548 Joined: 3/19/2008 Location: ,	5/16/2008 1:09 AM Void Main wrote: Just win the lottery, that's what I plan to do! Void Main wrote: Just win the lottery, that's what I plan to do! Quote Last Post Only Just win the lottery, that's what I plan to do!
JoJmoto Posts: 115 Joined: 11/08/2006 Location: Alto, GA	5/16/2008 1:16 AM Void Main wrote: Just win the lottery, that's what I plan to do! Void Main wrote: Just win the lottery, that's what I plan to do! JoJmoto wrote: Humm... thats a good plan, I share with you if I win if you will share yours with me! Quote Last Post Only JoJmoto wrote: Humm... thats a good plan, I share with you if I win if you will share yours with me! Quote Last Post Only Humm... thats a good plan, I share with you if I win if you will share yours with me!
dougie Posts: 451 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: TEMECULA, CA	5/16/2008 1:19 PM dougie wrote: Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept dougie wrote: Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept Quote Last Post Only Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept
BMSOB Posts: 387 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: , PCN	5/16/2008 1:26 PM dougie wrote: Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept dougie wrote: Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept BMSOB wrote: Mortality, yeah we both got a good dose of that around the same time eh dougie? Definately changes one's perspective when you realize that you could be gone in a heartbeat. At 18 it was a real wakeup call because I thought I was bullet proof. Humbling to say the least. At this point I figure i'm ahead of the game. Quote Last Post Only BMSOB wrote: Mortality, yeah we both got a good dose of that around the same time eh dougie? Definately changes one's perspective when you realize that you could be gone in a heartbeat. At 18 it was a real wakeup call because I thought I was bullet proof. Humbling to say the least. At this point I figure i'm ahead of the game. Quote Last Post Only Mortality, yeah we both got a good dose of that around the same time eh dougie? Definately changes one's perspective when you realize that you could be gone in a heartbeat. At 18 it was a real wakeup call because I thought I was bullet proof. Humbling to say the least. At this point I figure i'm ahead of the game. Politicians & diapers should be changed often, and for the same reasons
Trinitite Posts: 864 Joined: 12/31/2007 Location: Pittsburgh, PA	5/16/2008 1:36 PM Trinitite wrote: Take 6-10 of these and you'll forget all about it. Trinitite wrote: Take 6-10 of these and you'll forget all about it. Quote Last Post Only Take 6-10 of these and you'll forget all about it.
huck Posts: 1864 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Mountain Home, AR	5/16/2008 1:38 PM Edited Date/Time: 5/16/2008 1:38 PM huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. Quote Last Post Only Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back.
alphado Posts: 304 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Erie, PA	5/16/2008 1:46 PM alphado wrote: I turn 40 in August and it is bothering me some. alphado wrote: I turn 40 in August and it is bothering me some. Quote Last Post Only I turn 40 in August and it is bothering me some. m http://www.alphado.net m
Racer92 Posts: 1850 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Houston, TX	5/16/2008 1:46 PM huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. Racer92 wrote: STFU you old relic. Quote Last Post Only Racer92 wrote: STFU you old relic. Quote Last Post Only STFU you old relic.
Phlapjax Posts: 486 Joined: 3/21/2008 Location: ,	5/16/2008 1:50 PM huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. Phlapjax wrote: no shit. Quote Last Post Only Phlapjax wrote: no shit. Quote Last Post Only no shit.
tuz371 Posts: 162 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: CHALFONT, PA	5/16/2008 1:59 PM Edited Date/Time: 5/16/2008 2:01 PM tuz371 wrote: Sorry to hear you are bummed about having only 25-30 "good" years left and it's a drag that it seems like most of those years will go to paying off the mortgage. Especially when you say "My next thought was were is the money going to come from cuz, it sure aint here right now." I am not singling you out but it would be a bigger downer if you got seriously injured riding your dirtbike and could not work and provide for a family or pay the mortgage. You do have good insurance that won't deny benefits if you are hurt while participating in something deemed "dangerous" like motorcycle riding, right? Just saying...... It's good to recognize potential problems and plan accordingly. It's when people don't see the pitfalls of life or do but don't have a plan to deal with a problem when it occurs. Suck it up!! 40 is the new 30. Or is it the new 25? It's all in the way you look at life. And this is coming from an admitted pessimist. Don't worry, be happy!! tuz371 wrote: Sorry to hear you are bummed about having only 25-30 "good" years left and it's a drag that it seems like most of those years will go to paying off the mortgage. Especially when you say "My next thought was were is the money going to come from cuz, it sure aint here right now." I am not singling you out but it would be a bigger downer if you got seriously injured riding your dirtbike and could not work and provide for a family or pay the mortgage. You do have good insurance that won't deny benefits if you are hurt while participating in something deemed "dangerous" like motorcycle riding, right? Just saying...... It's good to recognize potential problems and plan accordingly. It's when people don't see the pitfalls of life or do but don't have a plan to deal with a problem when it occurs. Suck it up!! 40 is the new 30. Or is it the new 25? It's all in the way you look at life. And this is coming from an admitted pessimist. Don't worry, be happy!! Quote Last Post Only Sorry to hear you are bummed about having only 25-30 "good" years left and it's a drag that it seems like most of those years will go to paying off the mortgage. Especially when you say "My next thought was were is the money going to come from cuz, it sure aint here right now." I am not singling you out but it would be a bigger downer if you got seriously injured riding your dirtbike and could not work and provide for a family or pay the mortgage. You do have good insurance that won't deny benefits if you are hurt while participating in something deemed "dangerous" like motorcycle riding, right? Just saying...... It's good to recognize potential problems and plan accordingly. It's when people don't see the pitfalls of life or do but don't have a plan to deal with a problem when it occurs. Suck it up!! 40 is the new 30. Or is it the new 25? It's all in the way you look at life. And this is coming from an admitted pessimist. Don't worry, be happy!!
jtomasik Posts: 2111 Joined: 8/18/2006 Location: Littleton, CO	5/16/2008 2:05 PM jtomasik wrote: I feel bad for our kids. We're pushing them to grow up so much earlier. Anyone ever see The Gods Must Be Crazy? There's a sequence early on about how the "modern" man operates in his society vs. how the "primitive" man survives in his. Not everything we modern men have done is good, that's for sure. Kill yourself for an SUV? It starts sounding more and more like a waste of time. jtomasik wrote: I feel bad for our kids. We're pushing them to grow up so much earlier. Anyone ever see The Gods Must Be Crazy? There's a sequence early on about how the "modern" man operates in his society vs. how the "primitive" man survives in his. Not everything we modern men have done is good, that's for sure. Kill yourself for an SUV? It starts sounding more and more like a waste of time. Quote Last Post Only I feel bad for our kids. We're pushing them to grow up so much earlier. Anyone ever see The Gods Must Be Crazy? There's a sequence early on about how the "modern" man operates in his society vs. how the "primitive" man survives in his. Not everything we modern men have done is good, that's for sure. Kill yourself for an SUV? It starts sounding more and more like a waste of time. Dems = Repubs, Repubs = Dems. Same crap, different wrapping.
huck Posts: 1864 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Mountain Home, AR	5/16/2008 2:07 PM huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. Racer92 wrote: STFU you old relic. huck wrote: Remember as a kid how long summer break used to seem? Heck, it was a lifetime between grades...now, it seems like the kids just get out of school, then they're going right back. Racer92 wrote: STFU you old relic. huck wrote: I may be old...but I'm not as old as you!!!! Quote Last Post Only huck wrote: I may be old...but I'm not as old as you!!!! Quote Last Post Only I may be old...but I'm not as old as you!!!!
Ivan Posts: 265 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: LAKEWOOD, CA	5/16/2008 2:09 PM Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. Quote Last Post Only Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't.
dougie Posts: 451 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: TEMECULA, CA	5/16/2008 2:20 PM dougie wrote: Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept BMSOB wrote: Mortality, yeah we both got a good dose of that around the same time eh dougie? Definately changes one's perspective when you realize that you could be gone in a heartbeat. At 18 it was a real wakeup call because I thought I was bullet proof. Humbling to say the least. At this point I figure i'm ahead of the game. dougie wrote: Ahh yes the reality of mortality. Sobering aint it? Ive been keenly aware of how many years I "might" have (if healthy and lucky) since I was younger than you JJ. Its sorta been a curse and yet on the other hand its been a daily reminder that "this aint no dress rehersal" When considering your days on this rock and how you choose to live them, it may help to remember that you are not always going to feel good. Your last decade or two may very well be spent in poor health. So if you plan on living to say 75, you may only be healthy and happy until your 65. And looking at many of the people around me I think 65 might be a stretch. Happy Trails Reality what a concept BMSOB wrote: Mortality, yeah we both got a good dose of that around the same time eh dougie? Definately changes one's perspective when you realize that you could be gone in a heartbeat. At 18 it was a real wakeup call because I thought I was bullet proof. Humbling to say the least. At this point I figure i'm ahead of the game. dougie wrote: LOL, yeah, when I was road racing in my early 30s people would ask me if I was afraid of dying or getting hurt racing. Id tell them that after my lil vacation in SE Asia everything else seemed like a cakewalk. If I could live thru that I wasnt going to worry too much about anything else. On the down side it was about that same time that I lost all drive to ever become anything career wise, just didnt give a shit. All I ever wanted to do from there on out was play. Not sure if there is a correlation between the war and my lazyness. Maybe Im just lazy. Today when someone ask me why I run or do my Tris at my age I tell them...."Im runnin out of Sundays" Word to the wise, if you want to do something that will require strength or agility DO IT NOW!! Quote Last Post Only dougie wrote: LOL, yeah, when I was road racing in my early 30s people would ask me if I was afraid of dying or getting hurt racing. Id tell them that after my lil vacation in SE Asia everything else seemed like a cakewalk. If I could live thru that I wasnt going to worry too much about anything else. On the down side it was about that same time that I lost all drive to ever become anything career wise, just didnt give a shit. All I ever wanted to do from there on out was play. Not sure if there is a correlation between the war and my lazyness. Maybe Im just lazy. Today when someone ask me why I run or do my Tris at my age I tell them...."Im runnin out of Sundays" Word to the wise, if you want to do something that will require strength or agility DO IT NOW!! Quote Last Post Only LOL, yeah, when I was road racing in my early 30s people would ask me if I was afraid of dying or getting hurt racing. Id tell them that after my lil vacation in SE Asia everything else seemed like a cakewalk. If I could live thru that I wasnt going to worry too much about anything else. On the down side it was about that same time that I lost all drive to ever become anything career wise, just didnt give a shit. All I ever wanted to do from there on out was play. Not sure if there is a correlation between the war and my lazyness. Maybe Im just lazy. Today when someone ask me why I run or do my Tris at my age I tell them...."Im runnin out of Sundays" Word to the wise, if you want to do something that will require strength or agility DO IT NOW!!
dougie Posts: 451 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: TEMECULA, CA	5/16/2008 2:21 PM Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. dougie wrote: And were glad to have ya here with us...still Quote Last Post Only dougie wrote: And were glad to have ya here with us...still Quote Last Post Only And were glad to have ya here with us...still
Ivan Posts: 265 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: LAKEWOOD, CA	5/16/2008 2:47 PM Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. dougie wrote: And were glad to have ya here with us...still Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. dougie wrote: And were glad to have ya here with us...still Ivan wrote: You going to GH dougie? Quote Last Post Only Ivan wrote: You going to GH dougie? Quote Last Post Only You going to GH dougie?
Mutt Posts: 526 Joined: 12/24/2006 Location: Grove, Oklahoma	5/16/2008 2:56 PM Mutt wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live. Mutt wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live. Quote Last Post Only Everyone dies, but few truly live. Horale Cabrones!
huck Posts: 1864 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Mountain Home, AR	5/16/2008 3:02 PM Mutt wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live. Mutt wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live. huck wrote: Ok William Wallace! Quote Last Post Only huck wrote: Ok William Wallace! Quote Last Post Only Ok William Wallace!
Racer92 Posts: 1850 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Houston, TX	5/16/2008 3:13 PM Racer92 wrote: "They're not that different from you, are they? Same haircuts. Full of hormones, just like you. Invincible, just like you feel. The world is their oyster. They believe they're destined for great things, just like many of you, their eyes are full of hope, just like you. Did they wait until it was too late to make from their lives even one iota of what they were capable? Because, you see gentlemen, these boys are now fertilizing daffodils. But if you listen real close, you can hear them whisper their legacy to you. Go on, lean in. Listen, you hear it? --- Carpe --- hear it? --- Carpe, carpe diem, seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary." Racer92 wrote: "They're not that different from you, are they? Same haircuts. Full of hormones, just like you. Invincible, just like you feel. The world is their oyster. They believe they're destined for great things, just like many of you, their eyes are full of hope, just like you. Did they wait until it was too late to make from their lives even one iota of what they were capable? Because, you see gentlemen, these boys are now fertilizing daffodils. But if you listen real close, you can hear them whisper their legacy to you. Go on, lean in. Listen, you hear it? --- Carpe --- hear it? --- Carpe, carpe diem, seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary." Quote Last Post Only "They're not that different from you, are they? Same haircuts. Full of hormones, just like you. Invincible, just like you feel. The world is their oyster. They believe they're destined for great things, just like many of you, their eyes are full of hope, just like you. Did they wait until it was too late to make from their lives even one iota of what they were capable? Because, you see gentlemen, these boys are now fertilizing daffodils. But if you listen real close, you can hear them whisper their legacy to you. Go on, lean in. Listen, you hear it? --- Carpe --- hear it? --- Carpe, carpe diem, seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary."
Rooster Posts: 226 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Edmonton, CAN	5/16/2008 3:25 PM Rooster wrote: I was at a funeral last weekend and took a stroll checking out some headstones. People die younger than you'd think. Kind of spooked me. I turn 40 next Jan. Rooster wrote: I was at a funeral last weekend and took a stroll checking out some headstones. People die younger than you'd think. Kind of spooked me. I turn 40 next Jan. Quote Last Post Only I was at a funeral last weekend and took a stroll checking out some headstones. People die younger than you'd think. Kind of spooked me. I turn 40 next Jan.
huck Posts: 1864 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Mountain Home, AR	5/16/2008 3:27 PM Rooster wrote: I was at a funeral last weekend and took a stroll checking out some headstones. People die younger than you'd think. Kind of spooked me. I turn 40 next Jan. Rooster wrote: I was at a funeral last weekend and took a stroll checking out some headstones. People die younger than you'd think. Kind of spooked me. I turn 40 next Jan. huck wrote: Same thing my dad said reading the paper the other day...he noticed A LOT of people dying younger than him (he's 63)...it kind of made me take notice too... Quote Last Post Only huck wrote: Same thing my dad said reading the paper the other day...he noticed A LOT of people dying younger than him (he's 63)...it kind of made me take notice too... Quote Last Post Only Same thing my dad said reading the paper the other day...he noticed A LOT of people dying younger than him (he's 63)...it kind of made me take notice too...
jtomasik Posts: 2111 Joined: 8/18/2006 Location: Littleton, CO	5/16/2008 3:28 PM Mutt wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live. Mutt wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live. jtomasik wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live, unless they've had a threesome. There. Fixed it for you. Quote Last Post Only jtomasik wrote: Everyone dies, but few truly live, unless they've had a threesome. There. Fixed it for you. Quote Last Post Only Everyone dies, but few truly live, unless they've had a threesome. There. Fixed it for you. Dems = Repubs, Repubs = Dems. Same crap, different wrapping.
txmxer Posts: 1033 Joined: 8/21/2006 Location: Weatherford, TX	5/16/2008 3:32 PM txmxer wrote: dropped 4-oh in November. Just another day. Got another one today. Let's see what we can make of it! txmxer wrote: dropped 4-oh in November. Just another day. Got another one today. Let's see what we can make of it! Quote Last Post Only dropped 4-oh in November. Just another day. Got another one today. Let's see what we can make of it! "To have a right to do a thing is not at all the same as to be right in doing it." - GK Chesteron "Intellectual brilliance is no guarantee against being dead wrong" - David Fasold
dougie Posts: 451 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: TEMECULA, CA	5/16/2008 3:39 PM Ivan wrote: Knowing you're going to die someday is one thing. Knowing you're going to die soon is quite another thing. Looking into the eyes of the other people at the oncology clinic was surreal. I beat the rap but a lot them didn't. dougie wrote: And were glad to have ya here with us...still Ivan wrote: You going to GH dougie? dougie wrote: And were glad to have ya here with us...still Ivan wrote: You going to GH dougie? dougie wrote: No Im not able to make it this year. I have a race of my own to do the same day down in San Diego. Quote Last Post Only dougie wrote: No Im not able to make it this year. I have a race of my own to do the same day down in San Diego. Quote Last Post Only No Im not able to make it this year. I have a race of my own to do the same day down in San Diego.
Jarid332 Posts: 1023 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Barrie, Ontario CAN	5/16/2008 3:41 PM Jarid332 wrote: I turn 23 in December. Time sure does fly by!! Jarid332 wrote: I turn 23 in December. Time sure does fly by!! Quote Last Post Only I turn 23 in December. Time sure does fly by!! "A champion is someone who gets up when he can't." - Jack Dempsey. The gossiping octopus of Motodrive.
jtomasik Posts: 2111 Joined: 8/18/2006 Location: Littleton, CO	5/16/2008 3:42 PM Jarid332 wrote: I turn 23 in December. Time sure does fly by!! Jarid332 wrote: I turn 23 in December. Time sure does fly by!! jtomasik wrote: Why laugh? You could die tomorrow, and a guy who's in his 60's could live another 40 years. Quote Last Post Only jtomasik wrote: Why laugh? You could die tomorrow, and a guy who's in his 60's could live another 40 years. Quote Last Post Only Why laugh? You could die tomorrow, and a guy who's in his 60's could live another 40 years. Dems = Repubs, Repubs = Dems. Same crap, different wrapping.
huck Posts: 1864 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Mountain Home, AR	5/16/2008 3:45 PM Jarid332 wrote: I turn 23 in December. Time sure does fly by!!