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TerryB Added a reply to Sir James Is READY. Fresh Pic
4/17/2016 7:33pm I'm guessing it's a cultural thing that stems from the strong Baptist influence. I've got two friends (both Black) who were laughing about this very thing with me. That's what they said "It's kind of a Black thing, whether you're religious or not."
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TerryB Added a reply to Sir James Is READY. Fresh Pic
4/17/2016 7:33pm Well, duh! You're real sharp. Does that mean there's not a little truth to the statement? If you don't think so, I'd say you have to expand your social circle and experience other cultures.
TerryB Added a reply to Sir James Is READY. Fresh Pic
12/20/2009 10:55am How so? A comedian would never make light of a cultural more?
TerryB Added a reply to Sir James Is READY. Fresh Pic
12/20/2009 10:48am ...and a dancer, and a singer, and plenty of Hollywood folklore claims that he was a practicing Satanist. What's your point?
TerryB Added a reply to Sir James Is READY. Fresh Pic
12/20/2009 10:43am Meant nothing more than, though Sammy was a practitioner, he claims that the token "thanks" to God was more of a Black cultural tradition.
TerryB Added a reply to Sir James Is READY. Fresh Pic
12/20/2009 9:19am After receiving an award, and thanking God in his acceptance speech, Sammy Davis Jr. (a practicing Jew) was asked what that was all about. He replied, "That's just a Black thing".
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TerryB Added a comment about feature Vital MX 13 Days of Christmas, Day 1: Renthal
12/16/2009 9:35am I've been a lifelong Renthal guy, and currently I'm using Fatbars. I'd sure like to try a set of TwinWalls though. YeeeeeeHaw!
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TerryB Added a reply to Rediculous, just frickin rediculous
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TerryB Added a reply to Genuine 2 stroke comeback - soon?
12/15/2009 6:43pm Ha ha!
TerryB Added a reply to Genuine 2 stroke comeback - soon?
4/17/2016 7:28pm Tiki said: "I want to see a V-Twin two stroke that runs off a centrifugal clutch and weighs 200 lbs. Secondly I would love to see electric technology rise up to the level of what a modern dirt bike is capable of." We can agree on that. MotoEast says that the advantages overshadow the weight. For him, maybe. He's probably...
TerryB Added a reply to Genuine 2 stroke comeback - soon?
4/17/2016 7:28pm No, now you're trying to deflect the argument. Is it about emissions? Yes. Is it about emissions killing the 2-stroke? Yes, that has always been your argument, and it's just not true. That's my point, no more, no less. There have been some connected people who have posted here in the past that Yamahas introduction of the 400 had nothing...
TerryB Added a reply to Genuine 2 stroke comeback - soon?
12/15/2009 10:21am Har! I told myself that I wasn't going to get into any more of these arguments. I'm out!
TerryB Added a reply to Genuine 2 stroke comeback - soon?
12/15/2009 10:18am Tiki said: "Continue to ignore government involvement and everything will be gone." So, you are admitting that it makes no difference whether it is a 2 or 4-stroke when it comes to government regulation. Congratulations, you finally get it.
TerryB Added a reply to Genuine 2 stroke comeback - soon?
4/17/2016 7:28pm Suspension is a no-brainer. New stuff simply bolts on. Differences in valving and spring rates are a non-issue, as they differ greatly rider to rider anyway. Chassis? Yes, there will be some necessary chassis tuning to account for the differences that dropping the 2-stroke into a current chassis that is designed around the 4, will bring to light. Traction, breadth...