Prius anyone?

[want to retire]

Hey. At least they get something out of it. I imagine you have never been to a Harley Rendezvous Classic. What I remember of it, I had a great time.

You a biker chick? Those your "people"?..........really?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You flash boobs, you get beads !!! Great place????

Yes, it is.
A great place.
There is more history in that city to absorb than booze in your liver.

I could spend a week (40 hours) in a vacation learning about the men and women of WWII.
And that is just a start....

Sorry off topic.

It's truly amazing the insight you can gain from two dissimilar posts. aj saw the glass as half-full, choosing to see beyond the perception to find an opportunity to learn more about a place rich with history that intrigues her. She is a person open to new experiences with a zest for learning and passion for life. moreluck chose to see the glass as half-empty, quickly dismissing the region based upon a harmless tradition and will more than likely never go there, preferring the familiarity of her comfortable surroundings with little desire to learn more about the world around her or people different from herself.

 

[menotyou]

You a biker chick? Those your "people"?..........really?

I'm a Chatty Cathy. I like everyone. And, I own a motorcycle. Been riding some form of two wheels since I was 5. 'Those people' are actually some of the most honest and trustworthy people you will ever meet. No double talk. Straight forward.

Harley's aren't cheap, either. Most Harley owners are in the upper tax brackets. They just let loose on the road instead of on the green.

 

[menotyou]

It's truly amazing the insight you can gain from two dissimilar posts. aj saw the glass as half-full, choosing to see beyond the perception to find an opportunity to learn more about a place rich with history that intrigues her. She is a person open to new experiences with a zest for learning and passion for life. moreluck chose to see the glass as half-empty, quickly dismissing the region based upon a harmless tradition and will more than likely never go there, preferring the familiarity of her comfortable surroundings with little desire to learn more about the world around her or people different from herself.

And, you always seem to find a way to point out what you see as More's failings. So, who is more dismissive?

 

[want to retire]

I'm a Chatty Cathy. I like everyone. And, I own a motorcycle. Been riding some form of two wheels since I was 5. 'Those people' are actually some of the most honest and trustworthy people you will ever meet. No double talk. Straight forward.

Harley's aren't cheap, either. Most Harley owners are in the upper tax brackets. They just let loose on the road instead of on the green.

I've had a m/c continously since 7. My Dad took me first ride @ 4. OK. And be careful about judging....true. You a biker chick?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

And, you always seem to find a way to point out what you see as More's failings. So, who is more dismissive?

I guess I have grown tired of constantly being called Nancy and have decided to give as good as I get.

 

[want to retire]

It's truly amazing the insight you can gain from two dissimilar posts. aj saw the glass as half-full, choosing to see beyond the perception to find an opportunity to learn more about a place rich with history that intrigues her. She is a person open to new experiences with a zest for learning and passion for life. moreluck chose to see the glass as half-empty, quickly dismissing the region based upon a harmless tradition and will more than likely never go there, preferring the familiarity of her comfortable surroundings with little desire to learn more about the world around her or people different from herself.

Well, you couldn't pay me to go to NYC or LA. Harmless tradition? Would you be proud of your daughter making an episode of "Cops"? And she didn't dismiss the "region".....the city. Me too.

 

[Nimnim]

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Yeah....my daughter says New Orleans is her first stop at 21st birthday........

Depends on the time of year really. It could be a good experience or an absolute nightmare for a father. Please don't let a 21 year old girl go during Mardi Gras. Best intentions may be there, but the young make stupid choices in a party situation. I'm not that old yet that I can see it probably ending with regrets.

 

[want to retire]

I guess I have grown tired of constantly being called Nancy and have decided to give as good as I get.

And why do you think that is(Nancy stuff)?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Well, you couldn't pay me to go to NYC or LA. Harmless tradition? Would you be proud of your daughter making an episode of "Cops"? And she didn't dismiss the "region".....the city. Me too.

I have been to NYC---the city that never sleeps. I spent a weekend there while in college and had a ball. Have never been to LA and have no desire to go there. Have never been to New Orleans but would love to go there someday. There is a lot more to that region than Mardi Gras.

(I would kick my daughter's butt if she ever ended up on an episode of Cops)

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

And why do you think that is(Nancy stuff)?

Don't really care.

 

[moreluck]

It's truly amazing the insight you can gain from two dissimilar posts. aj saw the glass as half-full, choosing to see beyond the perception to find an opportunity to learn more about a place rich with history that intrigues her. She is a person open to new experiences with a zest for learning and passion for life. moreluck chose to see the glass as half-empty, quickly dismissing the region based upon a harmless tradition and will more than likely never go there, preferring the familiarity of her comfortable surroundings with little desire to learn more about the world around her or people different from herself.

There is so much more involved....I don't like bugs. I don't like humidity. I don't like excessive heat.
I don't drink and I can't eat the rich foods of that region. Why on earth would I go there??

I know what I like and I stick to what I like. I'll never try sushi...............................bait is for catching fish, not eating. Why should I waste a minute where I know I won't be comfortable??

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Why should I waste a minute where I know I won't be comfortable??

It may do you some good to get out of your comfort zone every once in a while. Dave.

 

[moreluck]

You only get called Nancy when you give a smart arse statement as a response.

 

[want to retire]

There is so much more involved....I don't like bugs. I don't like humidity. I don't like excessive heat.
I don't drink and I can't eat the rich foods of that region. Why on earth would I go there??

I know what I like and I stick to what I like. I'll never try sushi...............................bait is for catching fish, not eating. Why should I waste a minute where I know I won't be comfortable??

True that.......but there is all kinds of "sushi".....wash it down with a few Kirin Ichiban beers.....try a California roll.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You only get called Nancy when you give a smart arse statement as a response.

...and I only refer to you as living in a lily white gated community when you refuse to accept things outside of your comfort zone, such as a black President...

 

[menotyou]

I've had a m/c continously since 7. My Dad took me first ride @ 4. OK. And be careful about judging....true. You a biker chick?

I look great in leather.

 

[want to retire]

Don't really care.

Think ya do.

 

[want to retire]

I look great in leather.

I'm sure.......you a biker chick?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I think Dilli needs to add "facade" to her Words thread.