
What did you do today...
- Triumphgirl
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- dean owens
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- My Motorcycle: '06 Yamaha Fz6
- Location: Pittsboro, NC
road back from a weekend in the mountains. great weekend with my wife, two daughters (3 & 1), mother in law, father in law and brother in law. f-i-l, b-i-l and i took our bikes and the ladies road in the tahoe. the weather was great. until today when we came back. about 50 degrees and raining. and if that weren't bad enough, i wear glasses and for the first 30 minutes they were fogging up so bad i couldn't see out of them.
but, we made it home, i got a hot shower and took a nap. it was a great weekend.
but, we made it home, i got a hot shower and took a nap. it was a great weekend.
Current: 2006 Yamaha FZ6 (Faster Blue)
Previous: 1983 Honda GL650 Interstate (given back to previous owner)
Project: 1980 CX500 Custom - making a cafe racer
Previous: 1983 Honda GL650 Interstate (given back to previous owner)
Project: 1980 CX500 Custom - making a cafe racer
- ceemes
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- Location: Burnaby, BC, Canada, Sol 3, the Milky Way Galaxy, the Known Universe.
Rode to work in the rain and rode home in the glorious sunshine.
Hunted down and punished a few local Vancouverites who supported the Blackhawks.
Did my civic duty and voted in the Provincial election, with a bit of luck that drunk driving bas tard and his lying group of arse kissers will be shown the door this time around, but I'm not putting any money on it.
And most importantly, rescued from my office fridge a small but rather expensive block of three year old white cheddar cheese, the real stuff. Bought it a few days before I had my accident almost forgot about it. Had a slice on a small whole wheat roll with butter, and OMFG, the taste, the taste. I have come to the conclusion that we are fast forgetting what REAL food taste like, what with pasteurization, homogenization and blandification. Nothing like a bit of cheese that has a bit of a bite to it and can clear your sinus's.
Hunted down and punished a few local Vancouverites who supported the Blackhawks.
Did my civic duty and voted in the Provincial election, with a bit of luck that drunk driving bas tard and his lying group of arse kissers will be shown the door this time around, but I'm not putting any money on it.
And most importantly, rescued from my office fridge a small but rather expensive block of three year old white cheddar cheese, the real stuff. Bought it a few days before I had my accident almost forgot about it. Had a slice on a small whole wheat roll with butter, and OMFG, the taste, the taste. I have come to the conclusion that we are fast forgetting what REAL food taste like, what with pasteurization, homogenization and blandification. Nothing like a bit of cheese that has a bit of a bite to it and can clear your sinus's.
Always ask why.


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[Ceemes wrote:
And most importantly, rescued from my office fridge a small but rather expensive block of three year old white cheddar cheese, the real stuff. Bought it a few days before I had my accident almost forgot about it. Had a slice on a small whole wheat roll with butter, and OMFG, the taste, the taste. I have come to the conclusion that we are fast forgetting what REAL food taste like, what with pasteurization, homogenization and blandification. Nothing like a bit of cheese that has a bit of a bite to it and can clear your sinus's.]
Thats great...sadly we can't get any cheese in the US that isn't pasturized
ummm...not quite sure how to do the whole quote thing...hope this works
And most importantly, rescued from my office fridge a small but rather expensive block of three year old white cheddar cheese, the real stuff. Bought it a few days before I had my accident almost forgot about it. Had a slice on a small whole wheat roll with butter, and OMFG, the taste, the taste. I have come to the conclusion that we are fast forgetting what REAL food taste like, what with pasteurization, homogenization and blandification. Nothing like a bit of cheese that has a bit of a bite to it and can clear your sinus's.]
Thats great...sadly we can't get any cheese in the US that isn't pasturized
ummm...not quite sure how to do the whole quote thing...hope this works
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