Pat Riot

Probably. That stuff is incredible. It’s so fine it gets everywhere. Months from now they’ll be finding the stuff in the strangest places. I’ll bet that guy had to take at least 3 showers to get most of it off. His clothes are trash. How do I know? A knucklehead I used to work with did something similar. It wouldn’t have happened if he would have read the instructions that came on the toner cartridge. Another mistake Idiot Boy made was trying to clean the $20,000 copier off with some window cleaner. That didn’t work so he tried a degreaser. The Ivory white Xerox machine became blackened all over the front. It couldn’t be removed. Believe it or not he got promoted later on to a manager position in QA. The guy was a true dipstick.

Hey @Yul Lose check this out.

How to tell if a moonshiner is doing well at his trade.

Read the top of the photo. Pretty Cool.

Thank you. At least now I know they weren’t scrapped. I appreciate it.

About 10 years ago I was offered the chance to win a Trials Bike similar to the one in your post. At the time I was out of shape and overweight by about 50 pounds. I looked at the parts counter kid and said “Do I look like I would have a reason to want a dirt bike with no seat?” Without missing a beat he said “Well if you win this bike could help you get back in shape.” I laughed and bought a ticket. Proceeds went to a local charity. I didn’t win.

And people here whine when the temps reach 100 F / 38 C This is 134 F, by the way.

I actually saw that lot outside the film studios in Burbank, CA in ‘84 or ‘85. The field of chargers was much larger than what you see in that photo. There were a bunch of wrecked ones too. It was sickening to see. After that stupid show went off air these Chargers and Road Runners all disappeared. They may have been scrapped for all I know.

Thanks! Thanks a lot! Now I am going to have that (BLEEP)ing song in my head… That is funny though…

You have obviously been around lazy or weak women all your life. I knew a girl that was 5’2” and under 100 pounds. She rode a Yamaha Venture touring bike the size of a Goldwing. She could push start that bike and she could push it into 1st floor motel rooms to keep her bike from getting stolen in Mexico.

I agree. It’s really not that hard to kick start a well maintained bike, even an old Harley. A bike rider learns real quick how to set the engine up with the kick pedal to get a bike running. After the first “sole slap” you learn real fast.

Is that a mud flap attached to the front wheel? I really can’t make it out.