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I was in Carolina,  where I lived, and my friend (who was a little bit special), and was a professional at work,  and was a total farmer working-man.

They said, "You know! He who dies with the most toys wins!".

Yeah.  He did.

Twenty boats.  Twenty trucks.  Twenty properties.  This guy worked like a tank.

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Just now, DAKA said:

 

Hey Huaco

Does this **** still happen to you?  

Are you a cat with 900 lives?

I semi-major crash on my CX 500 and I gave it up (1981)...Major CHICKEN  (and this was before I moved to FL)

Now I like the feel of a very sturdy SUV around me... 

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We could ride our dirt bikes through several huge horse pastures.  At 192mph.  A lot of land,  not many horses.

Then you learn that most  of the last generation's farmers were lazy,  so instead of removing old barbed fences, they'd just bunch them up in a twisted pile.

So when you blew through, at 192mph, the wire would wind around your back tire,  and, eventually, still hooked to a post,

You'd be going 192mph,  but the back of your bike was instantly going zero.

I think I kind'a got hurt on that one.

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On 10/18/2022 at 8:19 AM, DAKA said:

Hey Huaco

Does this **** still happen to you?  

Are you a cat with 900 lives?

I semi-major crash on my CX 500 and I gave it up (1981)...Major CHICKEN  (and this was before I moved to FL)

Now I like the feel of a very sturdy SUV around me... 

I think from doing that stuff since I was very little (they had to really watch me,  because I'd instantly go wherever I wasn't supposed to be),  and playing hockey since the Mites,  I really know how to fall.  I've kept my organs internal and my arms and legs attached.  So far.

It's the immovable objects and the large crushy-things that you have to watch for...

 

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