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#1 Unread post by KeithB »

This is the best place with the friendlest people. :D

Merry Christmas to all
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Same to you and I agree :wink:
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#3 Unread post by SuperRookie »

I third the motion...I've browsed other forums but I've only joined this one and BeginnerAndBeyond...which is less populated...but this one is the best, most informative and friendliest :rockon:

I'll stay, I reckon :mrgreen:
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#4 Unread post by KeithB »

You know alot of forums, not just motorcycle ones, a newbie or returner can get jumped on pretty bad for asking "stupid" guestions or ones that get asked alot. NOT here! :)
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#5 Unread post by scan »

KeithB wrote:You know alot of forums, not just motorcycle ones, a newbie or returner can get jumped on pretty bad for asking "stupid" guestions or ones that get asked alot. NOT here! :)
We love stupid questions. Makes us all feel smart. :wink:

In reality the old adage that says "the only dumb question is the one that is left unasked" applies well to motorcycles. Many many people begin with no knowledge and are self taught, but there is so much more to learn then what you can learn on your own. I've learned a lot here and apply it to my riding regularly.
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#6 Unread post by KeithB »

or like me out of the loop for over 10 years, you guys here have been awesome! 8)
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#7 Unread post by Gadjet »

Glad you like it here. We try our best to make sure that the site stays clean and friendly for everyone.

Happy Holidays to one and all.

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Forget the Gratuities....Just send Money!

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#9 Unread post by Wizzard »

CentralOzzy wrote:Forget the Gratuities....Just send Money!

(C/Of Mike, TMW Moderators 'Kickback' & end of year 'Party' fund) :wink:
And some of us are even willing to accept chrome aftermarket parts.............roflmao . In lieu of cash that is.
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#10 Unread post by 9000white »

We love stupid questions. Makes us all feel smart. :wink:

In reality the old adage that says "the only dumb question is the one that is left unasked" applies well to motorcycles. Many many people begin with no knowledge and are self taught, but there is so much more to learn then what you can learn on your own. I've learned a lot here and apply it to my riding regularly.
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ok here is one--if popcorn can pop why cant a peanut pee??
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