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I had the best time growing up riding with my dad on his Yamaha motorcycle. Not the fanciest ride in the world, but it was a dream to me. We'd go out in the country and ride up and down these WV mountains. I can remember when we'd go around very sharp curves (and there are plenty in the WV backwoods), he'd tell me I had to lean with him or else we'd never get around.
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That's a nice memory VansGirl. Are you riding now as a result?
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I also used to ride with my dad, when I was big enough I got my own bike and we'd go racing together MX'ing and Poker Runs. When I got into street bikes we went riding quit a bit, him on his R100RT and me on various bikes I had. I take my own daughters for rides now and they love it, my dad's so sick now it really makes me glad we had that chance to go together.
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I'd ride my dirt bike and my dad would drink beer, kinda the same...
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Ha! My Dad rode bikes when he was a kid, but that was before WWII. I used to let my dad ride my bikes. I stopped letting him ride my bikes after he wheelied my '70 Kwacker 650 into a chain link fence.
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Zawa: as a neophyte, I need your guidance on how I can better serve General Zod. What suggestions do you have for me?
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1- Kneel to Zod! 2- Obey Zod in all things. 3- Prepare to become worthy of Zod's rule. No more whining about gas prices or lack of healthcare. Zod has an effective method of dealing with hospital overcrowding. The 25 patients who have been in the hospital the longest will be publicly executed. Miraculous cures soon follow.
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Zod's rule is strict, but just.
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