kidatheart Forum Posts (16,544)

RE: Now Palin is playing the race card.

Brainwashing...you just gotta love it.

RE: WOMEN'S WISDOM

Don't believe everything you see just because it's written somewhere.

RE: Why is it......

Thanks Leo, I guess that's better than being called a character.



I probably looked like I just woke up the entire day that day.

RE: Why is it......

My hair is usually sticking up a little, I wear jeans and a T shirt most of the time, running shoes or hiking boots, and occasionally a ball cap.

That's what I was wearing when I met someone from the site for coffee in September. I had also been on the road for 30 hours, had two naps in my truck, and been soaking wet twice from being rained on in between.

Oddly enough, she didn't run away, and still talks to me.

RE: Why is it......

Umm, no, that wasn't it, I don't actually get much mail.

After watching others get their pics lifted and used for fake profiles I figured it best to hide mine for a while. I can get into enough trouble on my own, without someone else posing as me.

RE: Why is it......

The hat pic was me, the Steve McQueen pic wasn't, he doesn't look like me at all.

RE: Why is it......

I really am 40, but never considered myself completely hideous.

I'll leave the pics down, just in case, wouldn't want to frighten off anyone.

RE: MAKING LOVE IS BETTER WITH?

When are you coming over?

RE: Where is the best place to meet men?

What's so strange about that? I wouldn't ask for someone's number if I didn't intend on calling them.

Also, what's wrong with women asking men out, it's not that uncommon here, except in my case.

RE: what bores you?

Most of you gals are just as visual as us men are.


I rarely ever get bored, always something to do around here.

RE: dead christmas trees- a disgrace

All the evergreens on the prairies look like Charlie Brown Christmas trees, unless it's out of someone's yard, the ladder was better.

Thanks, I have no doubt it would be a Crimbo to remember.

RE: dead christmas trees- a disgrace

I agree!


Last year I set up an 8 foot fibreglass step ladder in my living room, but couldn't find my lights to hang on it. Maybe I'll do it again this year, complate with illumination.

RE: bikers

Now I'm positive that you didn't get my point.

RE: dead christmas trees- a disgrace

Those poor dinosaurs, giving their lives so people could have plastic trees.


I wonder how toxic the smoke would be if one were to burn one after Christmas?

RE: i am asking you out on a date

Checked your what? What are you considering?

RE: bikers

I bought a Series IIA Land Rover for the winter months, throw tire chains on it and go almost wherever you want. Not quite the same as a bike, but fun too.

RE: bikers

No worries, I have a buddy that rides an old 45 flathead I refer to as a "rototiller". He likes it, and even his wife started calling it by that name.

RE: bikers

I think many equate Harley problems with the old shovelheads, panheads, 45's and even older stuff. The evolution and newer engines aren't quite the same, even though they share the same configuration. `

My cousin takes his Harley on long road trips regularly, the summer before last, from the BC interior to Toronto and back, with detours along the way. A 10,000 km plus ride, and no issues at all, and none before that, or since.

I won't argue the reliability of Japanese motorcycles, like I said, I've owned several, and enjoyed them too. I had a Yamaha Maxim 650 in my teens, and all I ever did was oil and filter changes, valve adjustments and tires and brakes. It was indestructable, until I laid it down on a curve and smoked the curb. Rode it trouble free for many thousands of kms, over the 5 years I had it.

RE: bikers

It is sad, seeing as they were actually making money with the Buell line, it made no sense to get rid of them.

I've had the opportunity to ride all sorts myself, and have owned a couple dozen bikes including one Harley rat bike and several dirt bikes. I enjoyed them all, but the Harley was more fun in a way. The GSXR 750 I had was fun too, but not quite the same, so I sold it last year.

We have a very limited riding season here in northern Canada, so I've been looking at dual sports like the Triumph Tiger, KLX and even a BMW. The only thing is, I'd be tempted to put studded tires on it and ride it in the winter too.

RE: bikers

You've obviously missed my point, whatever, carry on.

RE: bikers

It's all actually 1900's to 1920's technology, there's nothing "new", just refined, and that goes for all piston type internal combustion engines. The only thing that's sorta new is electronics, and even that's 30/40 years old already.

Have a look at the V Rod, and Buell bikes, they might change your mind on Harleys.

I like all sorts from all the different manufacturers, I'm not brand loyal in any sense, just disagree with the bashing of one particular brand because of the stigma associated with it.

RE: bikers

I had a Honda Spree, only 49cc, but it was the only thing I could ride on the roads legally, when I was 14.

Sure beat taking the bus.

RE: bikers

So you wouldn't laugh at me if I showed up on a moped or a scooter?


I see another Harley in my future, no more sport bikes for me, getting too old to be breaking any more bones.

Canada, and being Canadian

If you use the "quote" button, we'll know who you're talking to.

Thanks

RE: i am asking you out on a date

Sounds kinda like my place in BC, except it's made from concrete block, not logs.

Who's this leggy blonde, do I know her, do I wanna know her?

RE: canadian forums

Thank you for your extremely friendly post.

RE: i am asking you out on a date

I've had my long skivvies on for a month already, and I'm not taking them off until spring, unless there's a good reason.

RE: i am asking you out on a date

Cold! I've been working outside most of the week, and I don't like it.

Only -10 C, with some snow and wind, but it still sucks.

Otherwise I'm great, thanks.

How are you?

RE: i am asking you out on a date

Well, I'm glad it's not just me that's confused then....this time anyway.

Canada, and being Canadian

I've done the drive from Edmonton to Toronto in the winter before, no thanks, I'd rather fly.

Just under three days, but I did get stuck behind a snow plow north of Superior for several hundred kms, that slowed me down.