Apparently you don't curse in your posts and get censored like the rest of us potty mouths then!Shiv wrote:It's PG-13?
News to me.
lucky women riders...
Yah, I never curse. (Where's our shifty eye emote?)
I've noticed the filter being a lot more lax lately. Or it seems to be. Either that or you can't see your own editted posts.
Testing one two "O Ring".
Edit: Nevermind, it's working fine. Nothing to see here, move along.
I've noticed the filter being a lot more lax lately. Or it seems to be. Either that or you can't see your own editted posts.
Testing one two "O Ring".
Edit: Nevermind, it's working fine. Nothing to see here, move along.
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I know, I was surprised too.
There's more to this site than just the message board.
www.totalmotorcycle.com
I know, I was surprised too.
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Verm is foolhardy for several other reasons, but many of us have posted our personal pics here. It's a (tiny) risk we're willing to take. Some of us even meet up with each other - another activity warned against.Day Dreamer wrote:General internet wisdom dicatates that posting pictures of oneself is usually a bad idea, for fear that the image be photo shopped - yet you're doing just that, and asking that the image be photoshopped?
You, my friend, are truly foolhardy.
KaiserSoze - You rock! What a cute pic of Verm. He looks way more girlie than I ever could.
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I completely understand this position. I do think its a little offensive to women, that they need a special day to be shielded from men. I grew up around strong women who did anything and everything they set their mind to, with no extra 'protection'.I'm not saying all men are not helpful, but when you make it a "girls thing", it levels the playing field for ladies, especially the new ones. The experienced ladies make a good example for the newbs.
That said, legally they should be required to allow men and women to participate in a demo day for $100, even if it is not on the same day or they reserve other space for a ladies only area. Finances have nothing to do with making ladies comfortable, men are just as poor as women and may/may not have the opportunity to try track-day riding just the same. But 21st century sexism is a discussion for the soap box

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