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On Aug 5, 1:12*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"hk" wrote in message ... Larry wrote: "Jim" wrote in news:g79lts$k5k$1 @registered.motzarella.org: She lacked motivation? I made errors on two of my Hondas. *I traded in my 305 Honda Dream on a Triumph 650....I was young. *The other mistake was selling my Honda 600 sedan: http://www.honda600coupe.com/Honda_6..._22_Honda.html I bet they want a pretty penny for this perfect specimen....I don't think it was ever on the road! I got you beat! My *first* motorcycle was... a 250cc Honda Dream. Used and just carefully broken in when I bought it, and it served me well for a couple of years. Ugly little bike, but...it sure looked sweet compared to the BSAs and Triumphs my friends had, because...my Honda started when I wanted it to...and their bikes sometimes ran and sometimes didn't. My first was a Honda 305 Superhawk. * Drove it all summer and winter in Illinois, mainly because I couldn't afford a car. Eisboch- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I had a beat up Honda 305 scrambler like this http://www.southendmotorcycle.com/im...7scrambler.JPG |
GM loses big-time
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message ... "hk" wrote in message . .. Larry wrote: hk wrote in : drive them up and down the driveway. Big deal, huh? We got to drive the huge John Deere 720 2-cylinder diesel monster tractor across the snow.....pulling the ****spreader full of yesterday's feed spraying out in all directions behind us...Yum Yum! The trick was to get it spread out of the ****spreader BEFORE it froze solid as it was -30F that early in the morning.... If it froze in the spreader, my grandfather would do unspeakable things to your ass....THEN make you wait in the warm barn until it thawed so you could correct your mistake...in the fumes! I was wondering how you could tolerate the rec.boats stench...you've had training. That remark wasn't civil, troll. How did you know he was referring to you? Arrrgh. I've got Florida Jim in the bozo bin with the rest of the Seven Little Schitts...you're not helping... :) |
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On Aug 5, 2:19*pm, hk wrote:
Don White wrote: "Jim" wrote in message ... "hk" wrote in message m... Larry wrote: hk wrote in news:0JOdnRk1McWQ5QXVnZ2dnUVZ_vWdnZ2d@comcast. com: drive them up and down the driveway. Big deal, huh? We got to drive the huge John Deere 720 2-cylinder diesel monster tractor across the snow.....pulling the ****spreader full of yesterday's feed spraying out in all directions behind us...Yum Yum! The trick was to get it spread out of the ****spreader BEFORE it froze solid as it was -30F that early in the morning.... If it froze in the spreader, my grandfather would do unspeakable things to your ass....THEN make you wait in the warm barn until it thawed so you could correct your mistake...in the fumes! I was wondering how you could tolerate the rec.boats stench...you've had training. That remark wasn't civil, troll. How did you know he was referring to you? Arrrgh. I've got Florida Jim in the bozo bin with the rest of the Seven Little Schitts...you're not helping... * :)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Why would you have people in you Bozo's Bin if you were only here "to observe", liar? |
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On Aug 5, 1:58*pm, hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote: "hk" wrote in message ... Larry wrote: "Jim" wrote in news:g79lts$k5k$1 @registered.motzarella.org: She lacked motivation? I made errors on two of my Hondas. *I traded in my 305 Honda Dream on a Triumph 650....I was young. *The other mistake was selling my Honda 600 sedan: http://www.honda600coupe.com/Honda_6..._22_Honda.html I bet they want a pretty penny for this perfect specimen....I don't think it was ever on the road! I got you beat! My *first* motorcycle was... a 250cc Honda Dream. Used and just carefully broken in when I bought it, and it served me well for a couple of years. Ugly little bike, but...it sure looked sweet compared to the BSAs and Triumphs my friends had, because...my Honda started when I wanted it to...and their bikes sometimes ran and sometimes didn't. My first was a Honda 305 Superhawk. * Drove it all summer and winter in Illinois, mainly because I couldn't afford a car. Eisboch Ahhh...the smooth fendered Honda. The fenders on mine looked like they came from an early Japanese horror movie.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - There were several Dream models made, some with smooth fenders. |
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On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 14:20:48 -0400, hk wrote: wrote: On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 13:58:39 -0400, hk wrote: Eisboch wrote: "hk" wrote in message ... Larry wrote: "Jim" wrote in news:g79lts$k5k$1 @registered.motzarella.org: She lacked motivation? I made errors on two of my Hondas. I traded in my 305 Honda Dream on a Triumph 650....I was young. The other mistake was selling my Honda 600 sedan: http://www.honda600coupe.com/Honda_6..._22_Honda.html I bet they want a pretty penny for this perfect specimen....I don't think it was ever on the road! I got you beat! My *first* motorcycle was... a 250cc Honda Dream. Used and just carefully broken in when I bought it, and it served me well for a couple of years. Ugly little bike, but...it sure looked sweet compared to the BSAs and Triumphs my friends had, because...my Honda started when I wanted it to...and their bikes sometimes ran and sometimes didn't. My first was a Honda 305 Superhawk. Drove it all summer and winter in Illinois, mainly because I couldn't afford a car. Eisboch Ahhh...the smooth fendered Honda. The fenders on mine looked like they came from an early Japanese horror movie. ??? You've never seen the fenders on a 250cc Honda Dream? The fenders came with a "crease" in the center and looked like some sort of Japanese cartoon art. ??? The 250 Dream (247cc) had the well known, and quite distinctive, "roman helmet" style fenders, Harry. Just like the 160 Dream and the 305 Dream. Is that what the edges of the front fender were called? Roman helmet? Whatever. I thought they were inspired by Japanese cartoon art. Anyway, there was a "folded edge or crease" on each side of the center of the fender. The joke then was they were made out of old Japanese beer cans. But I sure liked that bike. Mine looked like this, but this one wasn't mine: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ream250_65.jpg |
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hk wrote:
wrote: On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 14:20:48 -0400, hk wrote: wrote: On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 13:58:39 -0400, hk wrote: Eisboch wrote: "hk" wrote in message ... Larry wrote: "Jim" wrote in news:g79lts$k5k$1 @registered.motzarella.org: She lacked motivation? I made errors on two of my Hondas. I traded in my 305 Honda Dream on a Triumph 650....I was young. The other mistake was selling my Honda 600 sedan: http://www.honda600coupe.com/Honda_6..._22_Honda.html I bet they want a pretty penny for this perfect specimen....I don't think it was ever on the road! I got you beat! My *first* motorcycle was... a 250cc Honda Dream. Used and just carefully broken in when I bought it, and it served me well for a couple of years. Ugly little bike, but...it sure looked sweet compared to the BSAs and Triumphs my friends had, because...my Honda started when I wanted it to...and their bikes sometimes ran and sometimes didn't. My first was a Honda 305 Superhawk. Drove it all summer and winter in Illinois, mainly because I couldn't afford a car. Eisboch Ahhh...the smooth fendered Honda. The fenders on mine looked like they came from an early Japanese horror movie. ??? You've never seen the fenders on a 250cc Honda Dream? The fenders came with a "crease" in the center and looked like some sort of Japanese cartoon art. ??? The 250 Dream (247cc) had the well known, and quite distinctive, "roman helmet" style fenders, Harry. Just like the 160 Dream and the 305 Dream. Is that what the edges of the front fender were called? Roman helmet? Whatever. I thought they were inspired by Japanese cartoon art. Anyway, there was a "folded edge or crease" on each side of the center of the fender. The joke then was they were made out of old Japanese beer cans. But I sure liked that bike. Mine looked like this, but this one wasn't mine: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ream250_65.jpg Oh...it was a hell of a long time about, but I don't recall that mine had whitewall tires. |
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"hk" wrote in message . .. Don White wrote: "Jim" wrote in message ... "hk" wrote in message . .. Larry wrote: hk wrote in : drive them up and down the driveway. Big deal, huh? We got to drive the huge John Deere 720 2-cylinder diesel monster tractor across the snow.....pulling the ****spreader full of yesterday's feed spraying out in all directions behind us...Yum Yum! The trick was to get it spread out of the ****spreader BEFORE it froze solid as it was -30F that early in the morning.... If it froze in the spreader, my grandfather would do unspeakable things to your ass....THEN make you wait in the warm barn until it thawed so you could correct your mistake...in the fumes! I was wondering how you could tolerate the rec.boats stench...you've had training. That remark wasn't civil, troll. How did you know he was referring to you? Arrrgh. I've got Florida Jim in the bozo bin with the rest of the Seven Little Schitts...you're not helping... :) He's flippin' out. Actually has the nerve to refer to other posters as not "civil". |
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"Vic Smith" wrote in message ... On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:50:14 +0000, Larry wrote: The only thing it lost was the master cylinder in the hydraulic brakes. The hand brake worked good until I saved up enough money to buy a new master cylinder on my measily $100 Navy check.... Reminds me. In the Med in '64 I signed up for stateside delivery of a Triumph Spitfire. $500 down, taken right from my Navy payroll. One of those deals where vendors come aboard. Back in the states my ma talked me into not going through with the deal. Lost the $500, about half a years salary. No biggie. Didn't need much money then. But it does **** me off now when I think about it. Could have invested that in IBM. Uh huh. Think I spent the same with another ship vendor the next Med trip for Encyclopedia Americana delivered to my ma's house, but that was actually worth it. --Vic You have to wonder what the ships social committee made off those deals. |
GM loses big-time
Don White wrote:
"hk" wrote in message . .. Don White wrote: "Jim" wrote in message ... "hk" wrote in message . .. Larry wrote: hk wrote in : drive them up and down the driveway. Big deal, huh? We got to drive the huge John Deere 720 2-cylinder diesel monster tractor across the snow.....pulling the ****spreader full of yesterday's feed spraying out in all directions behind us...Yum Yum! The trick was to get it spread out of the ****spreader BEFORE it froze solid as it was -30F that early in the morning.... If it froze in the spreader, my grandfather would do unspeakable things to your ass....THEN make you wait in the warm barn until it thawed so you could correct your mistake...in the fumes! I was wondering how you could tolerate the rec.boats stench...you've had training. That remark wasn't civil, troll. How did you know he was referring to you? Arrrgh. I've got Florida Jim in the bozo bin with the rest of the Seven Little Schitts...you're not helping... :) He's flippin' out. Actually has the nerve to refer to other posters as not "civil". Ahh, well. If memory serves, "Eisboch" vouches for him. Makes you wonder. But not much. FloridaJim is from the same batch of vomitus as the rest of The Seven Little Schitts. Did you ever see that photo he posted of that old, clapped-out Wellcraft? There was one just like it down at the local marina that had been abandoned by its owner and was being broken up for dumpsterville. |
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