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Sear “Free Spirit”? I had one as well. It was my first derailer type bike with hand brakes, not coaster brakes. The first time I rode my bike in the rain I found out that caliper brakes don’t work very well on wet rims. I crashed into a pine tree. Luckily the pine bows saved me from more harm. They slowed me down before I hit the trunk.
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Oh!, now I remember those. I called them “Men’s Purgatories”. They were barely tolerable because they had Arcades. When those went away the mall dropped several levels toward Hell.
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What’s a mall?
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I looked at that thread. I made a comment about her getting her start in Go Carts / Racing Carts and left it at that. I looked later and pictures were racier, no pun intended and decided the thread was headed down the tubes and never looked again. Clarification: not going down the tubes as in degrading but going down the tubes to where a Mod might edit or delete provocative photos. Deletion or thread locking were inevitable.
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The American Revolution updated
Pat Riot replied to Tex Jones, SASS 2263's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Younger folks have fun with Cosplay and more recent sci-fi roles. Dressing up like characters from Star Trek, Star Wars and various Anime characters. I also think people like to dress and emulate their favorite characters or personas without feeling like they’re in a military type group hierarchy. 25-30 years ago I was interested in joining a Revolutionary War group out in SoCal. It looked like fun. I got invited to a big event where there were Mountain Man, Revolutionary and Civil War reenactors were doing their thing. I was invited to shoot in a competition firing at Folgers cans hung at various distances from 50 to 100 yards. I just couldn’t seem to miss. I was using a friends flintlock. All of a sudden I had all these guys wanting me to join their group or Companies. Then some “leaders” came over and were giving me the lowdown on how I was going to be a “Private” and follow orders and do tasks as if I were a soldier in the militia at that time and the words of Danny Glover in Lethal Weapon entered my mind…”I’m getting too old for this s***!” And I bowed out gracefully. I didn’t feel like taking orders from a butcher, a baker and a candlestick maker - literally. -
Eyesa and Eyesa save the day!!!
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I am sorry to see you go, Marshal.
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I don’t recall this one, but it did come out 3 years before I was born. Judging by the write up in Wikipedia I didn’t miss anything.