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10/20/2011 1:31pm
10/20/2011 1:31pm
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1/25/2012 5:06pm
To often any number of posts go on the personal attack of Rider's wifes, girlfriends and family. These posts always seem to sink to the gutter or below. Frankly, I'd like to make a call for deceny and agreement that such posts be deleted or removed as seen fit by the moderators. The behavior of those associated with the sport should be fair game, on the other hand, disparging comments about individuals having nothing to do with the sport other than their association with a Rider should be off limits. These individuals have no way of defending themselves, nor have they chosen to be the matter of public scrutiny. You can just imagine the response such an individual would get if they chose to come on the board and defend themselves. Frankly these types of comments reflect just as negatively on the poster as they do on the person being commented about.
So, if you agree, let me know; those that disagree flame on, I have my asbestos underwear close at hand.
So, if you agree, let me know; those that disagree flame on, I have my asbestos underwear close at hand.
Time to take out some of the trash.
The Shop
A family member, on the other hand, did not choose that. A family member (other than wife) should be out of bounds.
Sorry, I am probably in the minority here, but that's my opinion.
I . personsally, won't trash a racer's wife, unless she's doing something really pathetic.
If the GF/Spouse is going to go public on FaceTwitterBook, then don't they by default become an eligible conversational target, especially if they say something stupid or mean-spirited?
Especially with peely running the show.
Pit Row
watch your back
i can think of 100 better things to talk about:
100. $9.99 20 packs of miller lite (limit 2 per purchase)
99. boxers or briefs
98. anything from On Any Sunday
97. strawberry scented two stroke pre mix (it exists)
ask yourself, what would Charlton Heston do? would Charlton sit on the internet and cackle and gossip about women? no.
so, in short, its not "decency" that is needed, its being a f*cking man.
That would be a resounding NO. I am a "devout" atheist. I think the concept of a god and the whole religion thing is quite absurd really. I say this not to inflame anyone but to make the point that although I think it's silly plenty of people find solace in believing. If someone want others to "help" by praying so be it. I don't have to pray but I can, at the very least respect the fact that some people find comfort(?) in their beliefs.
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