Fyi

[schizuki]

Oh, and while we're at it, let's cut the balls off of child molesters to really show how much we hate child molesters. Let's not let the fact that almost every person swept up in the daycare hysteria of the 1980s has been found innocent and acquitted after rotting in jail for ten or twenty years (except for a few innocents that cowardly politicians stubbornly refuse to exonerate) slow us down.

[seruzawa]

Originally Posted by schizuki

That is possibly the most insane statement I have ever read on these forums.

No, we need to take this to its logical conclusion. Since an airline company flew the rapist to that country then you should be able to sue the airline company for transporting a rapist! And since the parents raised a rapist you can sue them too. None of the teachers did anything about the rapist either (apparently having no idea that someone is a rapist is no longer a defense) you can sue the rapists teachers. how about his neighbors? They should have known too.

We need to make this fair. If the company hires a thief who rips you off then you can sue the company. But if the company hires someone who happens to be a good samaritan and he, say, buys you lunch one day then the company can sue YOU for the price of that lunch. Seems fair to me. And since most people you work with help you on the job I guess you should pay the company for that. Fair is fair? If you get money for getting hurt by anyone at the company, even off the job, then you should be made to pay for anyone who works at that company who helps you off the job.

We're gonna need a lot more law schools.

[V2Rider]

Originally Posted by schizuki

Anybody who would oppose this must support child molesting. And the chances that such a list would include guys who take an emergency whiz against a wall when a kid happens by are negligible. And the chance that someone would use that list to murder a guy whose sex crime was sleeping with his almost-sixteen girlfriend when he was nineteen? Inconceivable!

You could end up like the poor sap that got arrested for being naked in his own home. He was in the kitchen making coffee early in the morning and a woman and her kid walked by and looked into the house and saw him. The mother said he had the intent to show off his goods so he was arrested. She should have been arrested as a peeping tom.

[seruzawa]

Originally Posted by V2Rider

You could end up like the poor sap that got arrested for being naked in his own home. He was in the kitchen making coffee early in the morning and a woman and her kid walked by and looked into the house and saw him. The mother said he had the intent to show off his goods so he was arrested. She should have been arrested as a peeping tom.

They can arrest you for smoking in your own backyard in Rolling hills, Ca.

[longride]

Carry on boys, you are doing fine without me. I'm buying another Ironhead today after selling my other one last week. I can't get those junks out of my system!

[seruzawa]

Originally Posted by longride

Carry on boys, you are doing fine without me. I'm buying another Ironhead today after selling my other one last week. I can't get those junks out of my system!

Right on. What year? A '71 with 14" over tubes and home-raked neck?

[V2Rider]

Originally Posted by longride

Carry on boys, you are doing fine without me. I'm buying another Ironhead today after selling my other one last week. I can't get those junks out of my system!

Had my first ride on a 65 Sportster when I was six. Been hooked on HD's ever since. When I was sixteen my uncle told me if I could start his 69 CH I could ride it. I forgot to use the spark retard and almost got launched over the bars. That had to be the most tempermental motorcycle to start I have ever seen. If you didn't get the sequence just right you could kick for days. I always keep my eyes open for a 69 CH that is in decent shape, don't ask me why.

LR, you must be a glutton for punishment.

[longride]

"LR, you must be a glutton for punishment."

I am. It's a 72 CH in decent condition, and I got it for a song.

[longride]

Originally Posted by seruzawa

Right on. What year? A '71 with 14" over tubes and home-raked neck?

Pretty much stock 72 CH, so I better get my right leg warmed up!

[Kenneth_Moore]

Originally Posted by longride

Pretty much stock 72 CH, so I better get my right leg warmed up!

How cool, the Ironheads are a favorite of mine. The engines sound like they're seconds away from grenading during normal operation, but aside from that they're great fun. No electric leg on this one?