WillyD
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Re: Vmd 2013
I will check the milk crate in the trailer Scott..it may very well be in there...
I will check the milk crate in the trailer Scott..it may very well be in there...
Vintage Motorcycle Days (VMD) 2013
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Thanks Bill, I have your chair.... If you have my hammer we will have to meet in a dark alley somewhere and do the "exchange"....
Scotty B
Thanks Bill, I have your chair.... If you have my hammer we will have to meet in a dark alley somewhere and do the "exchange"....
Scotty B
Butcherman
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Sorry gang! I don't mean to heist the thread but I've unsuccessfully tried to PM branica to see if I could be of some help. I really am computer Illiterate.If he could PM me his number I'd be glad to see if I could help out
Sorry gang! I don't mean to heist the thread but I've unsuccessfully tried to PM branica to see if I could be of some help. I really am computer Illiterate.If he could PM me his number I'd be glad to see if I could help out
WillyD
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Re: Vmd 2013
PM sent...
PM sent...
madmanncr500
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R. J.
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I had a blast getting under your skin. It was something else watching your eyes bulging from your head & spit flying from your mouth. 
yeah for me bashing a SHORT ol'man in da head with it!!!
I had a blast getting under your skin. It was something else watching your eyes bulging from your head & spit flying from your mouth.
R. J.
Supporting Member
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Mad man I might drive to Anderson just to tick you off. This time I'll get it on film.
Mad man I might drive to Anderson just to tick you off. This time I'll get it on film.
R. J.
Supporting Member
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Branica did you get your bike home.
Branica did you get your bike home.
R. J.
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I'm in Johnstown PA. I'm off to Cherry Tree PA for my family reunion. Monday I leave for Culpepper VA for 2 days then I'll make that last leg to FL. It was great meeting everyone. I'll try to make it back to VMD in 2015.
I'm in Johnstown PA. I'm off to Cherry Tree PA for my family reunion. Monday I leave for Culpepper VA for 2 days then I'll make that last leg to FL. It was great meeting everyone. I'll try to make it back to VMD in 2015.
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Well, looks like another successful VMD is in the books now. It sounds like Ya'll had plenty of fun inspite of the weather this year. Really puts a damper on things you're able to do when the weather turns bad. I was really disappointed that I didn't get to go this year and missed not being there and seeing everybody but I'm certainly planning for next year. I didn't see anybody mention making the trek to pay respects to ZLMark so I'm assuming that didn't happen like was discussed. I'm sure the weather didn't cooperate for that either. Seems to be a pattern for VMD weekends the last three years with $hitty weather! I miss kickin' it with my friends and hate that I also missed seeing Carla, Stephanie and their families being down for the event. Thanks for posting the pics guys.........I believe I can put all the new faces to names and it's great seeing all the 'old dogs' as well.
Well, looks like another successful VMD is in the books now. It sounds like Ya'll had plenty of fun inspite of the weather this year. Really puts a damper on things you're able to do when the weather turns bad. I was really disappointed that I didn't get to go this year and missed not being there and seeing everybody but I'm certainly planning for next year. I didn't see anybody mention making the trek to pay respects to ZLMark so I'm assuming that didn't happen like was discussed. I'm sure the weather didn't cooperate for that either. Seems to be a pattern for VMD weekends the last three years with $hitty weather! I miss kickin' it with my friends and hate that I also missed seeing Carla, Stephanie and their families being down for the event. Thanks for posting the pics guys.........I believe I can put all the new faces to names and it's great seeing all the 'old dogs' as well.
madmanncr500
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The only thing GodSmack has going for them is their singer, "Sully Erna" their music SUC's
We have to get some track time some one please find out how we can do this!!!If not..then drag racing ol school out in the farmland of Ohio!!!
The only thing GodSmack has going for them is their singer, "Sully Erna" their music SUC's
WillyD
Senior Member
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Hey hey hey...one of my fav hard bands..sully is excellent and Shannon kicks azz...
The only thing GodSmack has going for them is their singer, "Sully Erna" their music SUC's
Hey hey hey...one of my fav hard bands..sully is excellent and Shannon kicks azz...
Re: Vmd 2013
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The laws of trespass have been around for about as long as the idea of private property. Along with the criminal statutes of the states in which they are located, some federal lands have their own trespassing laws. While these laws apply only to federal lands, they can be used in any state or territory where such lands are located, and generally supersede the state trespass provisions. National Forests: The National Parks Service oversees national parks and forest lands set aside for use by the public. Though these lands are specifically operated so the public has access to them, they are not open to the public at all times. Anyone who sets foot on national forest lands when they are closed to the public can be charged with trespass. The penalties for this include fines and imprisonment for up to six months. Military Property: Federal law also criminalizes trespassing on military or Coast Guard property. According to 18 U.S.C. 1382, anyone who trespasses on military property within the jurisdiction of the United States can be charged with criminal trespass and may face fines and incarceration for up to six months. Further, anyone who is removed from such property and ordered not to return, and who subsequently does return, can be charged with the same crime. Indian Reservations: Anyone who knowingly enters a dwelling on Indian land without having permission or authority to do so can be charged with criminal trespass. If the offense is committed at night, the crime is a misdemeanor; otherwise the crime is considered a petty misdemeanor. Further, if a person enters Indian lands after being given notice that trespassing is prohibited by either direct communication, the presence of fencing or posted signs of notices, they commit trespass. If the person refuses an order to leave that is personally communicated, the crime is a petty offense; otherwise the crime is a violation. Possession vs. Ownership: Trespassing law protects the right to possession, not ownership. That is why your tenant can sue you for trespassing if you enter land owned by you but rented to her. Of course, you may have a defense to such a claim. As a landlord, you have the right to inspect the property and conduct repairs as long as you provide your tenant with advance notice and as long as these rights are spelled out in the lease agreement. Absolute Liability: Trespassing liability is absolute, meaning that you can be sued for trespassing even if your trespassing was unintentional. For example, if you relied on faulty maps provided by the city government to build a structure on land that you erroneously thought was yours, you can be held liable for trespassing, although in this case you may have a claim against the city government for providing faulty maps.
madmanncr500
Senior Member
Re: Vmd 2013
better me now...
better me now...
madmanncr500
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Re: Vmd 2013
Ok, not the greatest video, but here's what little I captured with my regular camera - we had people walking in front of us and getting in the way so I chopped and spliced stuff together. Later. /QUOTE]
#4 spark plug was fouled out when i did that
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Always showing off for the ladies
#4 spark plug was fouled out when i did that
Always showing off for the ladies
madmanncr500
Senior Member
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see what she called you, my brothers!!!! oh no she didnt!!!
see what she called you, my brothers!!!! oh no she didnt!!!
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You men are more intelligent than that for sure, and guys weren't the only ones at VMD....Duh
You men are more intelligent than that for sure, and guys weren't the only ones at VMD....Duh
madmanncr500
Senior Member
Re: Vmd 2013
HA
HA