Women like motorcycles.
- macktruckturner
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oh yes, when I was home - the motorcycle did all kinds of attracting. Particularly the one ride I took in my DCUs (desert combat uniform) immediately upon getting home - I hadn't changed yet. As for the shaving thing, I have to do it every day, sometimes twice a day depending on what my duties look like out here. Sucks very much. When I was home, I was obviously clean shaven for the first day, and I went to do what every man that's spent 8 months in Iraq goes to do - buy beer. I'm 22, so fine, ask for my ID not a problem (they never did when I was 18.. but who cares). My Military ID is by far the easiest to access, so I use it - not acceptable apparently. Still no big deal, I use my Texas Concealed Handgun License - State ID that you can only get if you're 21+!!! They took that, after I explained I didn't have my photo driver's license as they cut it up when they gave me my paper motorcycle license. That happened twice, so I didn't shave for a day, and ran w/ the goatee thing. No more getting carded. Splendid.
Even my friend Isabel - who begged me not to buy a bike b/c they're dangerous, decided she liked it when I rode to visit her (she liked the goatee too).
In short, motorcycle rule. But we wouldn't be at this site if we didn't know that already, would we?
Even my friend Isabel - who begged me not to buy a bike b/c they're dangerous, decided she liked it when I rode to visit her (she liked the goatee too).
In short, motorcycle rule. But we wouldn't be at this site if we didn't know that already, would we?
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how'd this turn into shaving i dunno!
i havent shaved in like 7 or 8 years!!
and its great when its hot the sweat cools down the beard,
much like a radiator, and when its cold it keeps u warm!
plus imagine how much i have saved in shaving utensils!
also saved a couple of pints of blood from scratches and nicks!
i havent shaved in like 7 or 8 years!!
and its great when its hot the sweat cools down the beard,
much like a radiator, and when its cold it keeps u warm!
plus imagine how much i have saved in shaving utensils!
also saved a couple of pints of blood from scratches and nicks!
jean b.
jawa350 w/sidecar
suzuki rv90
yamaha xj650 seca
jawa350 w/sidecar
suzuki rv90
yamaha xj650 seca
- Ninja Geoff
- Site Supporter - Gold
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- Joined: Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:55 pm
- Real Name: Geoff
- Sex: Male
- Years Riding: 7
- My Motorcycle: 2006 Kawasaki Ninja 650R
- Location: Leyden, MA
WTF, they didn't accept the MID? It's a plastic gov't issued ID card, should be good anywhere in the US.macktruckturner wrote:oh yes, when I was home - the motorcycle did all kinds of attracting. Particularly the one ride I took in my DCUs (desert combat uniform) immediately upon getting home - I hadn't changed yet. As for the shaving thing, I have to do it every day, sometimes twice a day depending on what my duties look like out here. Sucks very much. When I was home, I was obviously clean shaven for the first day, and I went to do what every man that's spent 8 months in Iraq goes to do - buy beer. I'm 22, so fine, ask for my ID not a problem (they never did when I was 18.. but who cares). My Military ID is by far the easiest to access, so I use it - not acceptable apparently. Still no big deal, I use my Texas Concealed Handgun License - State ID that you can only get if you're 21+!!! They took that, after I explained I didn't have my photo driver's license as they cut it up when they gave me my paper motorcycle license. That happened twice, so I didn't shave for a day, and ran w/ the goatee thing. No more getting carded. Splendid.
Even my friend Isabel - who begged me not to buy a bike b/c they're dangerous, decided she liked it when I rode to visit her (she liked the goatee too).
In short, motorcycle rule. But we wouldn't be at this site if we didn't know that already, would we?
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- macktruckturner
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- Location: Ft. Benning, GA
I actually said WTF, and then remembered most civilians don't require at least one use of the F word per phrase (seriously, if I tell someone to do something w/o swearing out here, they look at me like I'm speaking greek - throw several tons of profanity on top and they're like "roger, I'm on it") - so I fished out my CHL. In other news - shaving twice a day again.. yeah, it sucks. 645 days till I ETS.
- Ninja Geoff
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- Real Name: Geoff
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- Years Riding: 7
- My Motorcycle: 2006 Kawasaki Ninja 650R
- Location: Leyden, MA
I hear that about the F word. My friend Aaron just got a nice 3 week R&R stateside after he hit his 2 year mark in the USMC. Every other work was "fudge", "poo poo", etc. And he acually would say roger that when you swore at him enough. Gonna re-enlist once you hit your 645?macktruckturner wrote:I actually said WTF, and then remembered most civilians don't require at least one use of the F word per phrase (seriously, if I tell someone to do something w/o swearing out here, they look at me like I'm speaking greek - throw several tons of profanity on top and they're like "roger, I'm on it") - so I fished out my CHL. In other news - shaving twice a day again.. yeah, it sucks. 645 days till I ETS.
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