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11-12-2008
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Yep i think that counts as a boy toy jen. How about some pics of you and your boy toy  
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11-12-2008
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11-15-2008
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thing of beauty
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11-15-2008
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the vincent black shadow and a ducati 900
the Ducati 900 is so finely engineered and balanced and torqued that you can do 90 mph in fifth through a 35-mph zone and get away with it. The bike is not just fast -- it is extremely quick and responsive, and it will do amazing things.... It is a little like riding the original Vincent Black Shadow, which would outrun an F-86 jet fighter on the takeoff runway, but at the end, the F-86 would go airborne and the Vincent would not, and there was no point in trying to turn it. WHAMO! The Sausage Creature strikes again. There is a fundamental difference, however, between the old Vincents and the new breed of superbikes. If you rode the Black Shadow at top speed for any length of time, you would almost certainly die. That is why there are not many life members of the Vincent Black Shadow Society. The Vincent was like a bullet that went straight; the Ducati is like the magic bullet that went sideways and hit JFK and the Governor of Texas at the same time. There is a fundamental difference, however, between the old Vincents and the new breed of superbikes. If you rode the Black Shadow at top speed for any length of time, you would almost certainly die. That is why there are not many life members of the Vincent Black Shadow Society. The Vincent was like a bullet that went straight; the Ducati is like the magic bullet that went sideways and hit JFK and the Governor of Texas at the same time. i don't realy know anything about motorbikes i just cut and pasted this together
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11-16-2008
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 Sorry Rachel,did'nt mean to offend you,the Harley is a beautiful bike,but don't see too many Indians in England.So what is that power like between your legs:D
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11-16-2008
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11-15-2008
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Wow that's an Indian right, only ever seen one like that over over here in the uk. That's looks a beast of a bike
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11-15-2008
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OK Rachel, start drooling. My Indian cost $115 in the sixties, my brother had FIVE of them! It is definitely FEMALE, on a bright sunny day it will ride like Heaven, on a rainy day it will kick me over the handlebars.
I grew up with BSAs and Hondas, my friends had Triumphs and dirt bikes, the local bike shop had a Black Shadow in the Show Room. Gorgeous Bike. My buddy now has an old MG that costs a fortune in upkeep and tuning, I wouldn't mind having a vette or a car with personality, but since the traffic where I live is a nightmare, I go PRACTICAL now. (sigh)
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09-24-2009
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You can always photoshop it away... Win comes with paint, it IS very rudumentary, but it WILL do the job. JohnDowe.
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09-24-2009
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My Toy
My Austin Healey Mk III (Feb. 1968)
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10-01-2009
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Here's my toy that I bought last month. It's a Roush Mustang. The interior is great too. It feels like you're sitting in a cockpit. And the acceleration can definitely be measured in terms of Gs.
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12-15-2009
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it's gone
Just traded my vette yeap it's long gone, i replaced it with a 71 Cuda conv with a 383 6pack and it green with white int and auto trans, The photo below is not a photo of my car as i need to take a photo which i will later but the photo will give you an idea of what my car looks like and a clue to those who don't know classic cars
 Jerseygirl Jen
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03-15-2010
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Walther p38, but as an airisoft gun
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03-20-2010
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crossbows
Naw it wont "go off". It has an automatically engaging safety when you cock it. Your greatest danger of injury with a crossbow is improper placement of the hand and fingers on the foregrip. If any parts of you are above the flight rail they will be amputated. And no gun ever just goes off anyway. You have to act upon it in some way. Either careless handling that might jar it or having your finger on the trigger when it shouldnt be. Back to my bow. Actually it's more like a string rifle lol. Handles more like a firearm then a bow. My son and I could consistantly hit a 2 inch bull at 30 yards. Havent shot it further then that yet. Multi reticle scope has crosshairs to 60 yards.
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03-20-2010
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