Hey guy! Just in case I forgot, which I am not sure that I did or not, I wanted to say thanks for the chow last night. I don't know why you wouldn't let me pay for it. Bling! and I left a nice fat tip for poor Pi Pi.....she probably thought you were giving her a hard time..... we all know you weren't, of course. LOL --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
No thanks are necessary.. The pleasure was all mine.. And for all concerned about it.. There was no intention to give the little lady any "hard time".. She actually seemed to enjoy exchanging with me, even though we really didn't understand each other very well.. The cute little giggle and handwave when we left was mutual with us.. What is your opinion of the TMRA II meeting and the Bikers you met ?? I hope that you and Bling felt "well received" and welcome.. Your friend in Irving Bill Walker
Oh yeah! She seemed happy with us over all. I enjoyed the company last night and the food wasn't 1/2 bad for the price. Everyone was very nice. While fairly well organized, it lacked a certain bit of "excitement." I'd like to see some younger guys and some sport bike guys in there. It didn't seem like that part of the populous of bikers was well represented. I'd like to attend a few more meetings and see what happens. --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
I'd have to agree.. that most "sport bikers" are not too interested in TMRA II.. for whatever reason.. As we explained.. this is not the legislative season and the excitement of dealing with those issues which affect us all, have not been topics for discussion.. As January gets closer, and the legislations on the table are examined, the issues that we should all be aware of will become more pressing.. Meantime.. those old bikers and veterans have been holding the fort for much too long and it is time for our younger brothers and sisters to take an interest and begin to assume responsibility.. The ones you met last night, are the ones who have stood on the front lines for much too long.. The wars that they have fought are represented by the freedoms that we all enjoy and take for granted.. For example.. that old grouchy JQ.. Dreamer... Mike B.. Bill C.. and several others present last night, have spent hours and miles lobbying and negotiating for our current freedoms.. Those are just examples at hand.. there are many others who were not present.. Bring on your sport bike friends .. They will be received as graciously as you and Bling were received last night.. Input from all Bikers is welcome and needed.. Your friend in Irving Bill Walker
Not "cutting edge" enough? Or is it because most of 'em a wankers & squids without a care in the world for what happens outside of their own existence? In all seriousness, I don't have a lot of sport-bike friends. I tend to not agree with their attitudes and riding styles..... same for a lot of cruisers that I know.... that's why I don't exactly fit in either way. --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
You continue to be an asset to any "fit in" situation.. my friend.. I agree that a lot of the legislative activities are not "cutting edge", but they are a very important factor in every aspect of our lives.. The stress of making a living and providing for ones family, makes it extremely difficult for most people to participate .. LMAO.. I suppose that is one of the reasons, guys like me are necessary.. Don't worry about it, we all understand .. Contribute what you can and when you can.. It is appreciated and needed badly... Your friend in Irving Bill Walker
You must have missed them on their drinking night. Wait for one at the VFW Hall when the bartender is there.
Hey Fullstate? That is the way Ol' Bill is.If his wallet was a six-gun,Matt Dillon would not of made so many TV shows.I did slow him down some when I brought my son with us.Dayton ate all of his,half of mine and was "One-Eyeing" Bills plate at the Cajun Catfish. Ed Hart Politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession.I have come to realize that it bears a very close resemblance to the first.
Isn't it amazing how much we can eat when we are growing boys? I am surprised my folks could afford it when I was growing up (figuratively, of course). The Cajun catfish was OK.... not too bad. I'm not a big catfish fan, mainly because I find it hard to get really good catfish. --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
