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Sheryl wrote: Have you ever been skinny dipping?:D
Oh heck yeah. Biker functions almost always turn into "clothing optional" events, as long as no kids are present. We don't mess around with other guys, (I just realized how that sounded) but nakedness is a way of life among bikers. We're not shy-types. :yh_bigsmi

BabyRider wrote: Oh heck yeah. Biker functions almost always turn into "clothing optional" events, as long as no kids are present. We don't mess around with other guys, (I just realized how that sounded) but nakedness is a way of life among bikers. We're not shy-types. :yh_bigsmi


Ohh so that's why my husband likes to go to the Memorial Day Run in Red River N.M. :wah:

Sheryl wrote: Ohh so that's why my husband likes to go to the Memorial Day Run in Red River N.M. :wah:
Ooops. Hope I'm not getting anyone into trouble here, but big biker events always have nudity. Mostly it's girls flashing their boobs, (fairly harmless) but it does get a bit more risque than that at times.

what "facinates you?"

BabyRider wrote: Ooops. Hope I'm not getting anyone into trouble here, but big biker events always have nudity. Mostly it's girls flashing their boobs, (fairly harmless) but it does get a bit more risque than that at times.


He's not in trouble. I know what goes on there. And it's usually to cold for anything to wild:wah:

minks wrote: what "facinates you?"
Everything we don't know about yet. What species of animals have we yet to discover? Is there an actual God? Are there other forms of intelligent life on other planets? What happens when we die? Why do teenage boys act the way they do?

Anything and everything that is mysterious. We have so much to learn.

BabyRider wrote: Everything we don't know about yet. What species of animals have we yet to discover? Is there an actual God? Are there other forms *I read this at first as forums hehehehe oops * of intelligent life on other planets? What happens when we die? Why do teenage boys act the way they do?

Anything and everything that is mysterious. We have so much to learn.


What did discovery that you made on your own that truly facinated you? Does not have to be rocket science

minks wrote: What did discovery that you made on your own that truly facinated you? Does not have to be rocket science
That's got to be one of the best questions I've heard yet, minks.

I guess it would have to be how many different kinds of love there are. You love your parents you love your kids, you love your partner. I had a partner a while ago that I thought was my true soul-mate. I love hard, and completely. When I discovered his true self, I could not love him anymore, and it was easy not to. The true love that I have now is so very different from how that felt, and there's no doubts about it. There's so many different ways to love, it's incredible.

BabyRider wrote: That's got to be one of the best questions I've heard yet, minks.

I guess it would have to be how many different kinds of love there are. You love your parents you love your kids, you love your partner. I had a partner a while ago that I thought was my true soul-mate. I love hard, and completely. When I discovered his true self, I could not love him anymore, and it was easy not to. The true love that I have now is so very different from how that felt, and there's no doubts about it. There's so many different ways to love, it's incredible.


I hear ya, and until you experience love in many ways you can't really appreciate the best it has to offer.

minks wrote: I hear ya, and until you experience love in many ways you can't really appreciate the best it has to offer.
Oh that is so absolutely, profoundly true. :-6 Good on you, minks.

BabyRider wrote: Oh that is so absolutely, profoundly true. :-6 Good on you, minks.


Age and experience here my dear....

Have you ever said "ok fine have it your way" and walked away and been satisfied with letting it go?

minks wrote: Age and experience here my dear....



Have you ever said "ok fine have it your way" and walked away and been satisfied with letting it go?
When a compromise like that suits my interest or the situation isn't important enough to me to battle over, yes, I have done that.

Compromise is a really important word to learn to have a successful relationship. Any relationship: personal, business, family....

BabyRider wrote: When a compromise like that suits my interest or the situation isn't important enough to me to battle over, yes, I have done that.

Compromise is a really important word to learn to have a successful relationship. Any relationship: personal, business, family....


you are bang on there.

Ever had an instant dislike for someone ?

minks wrote: Ever had an instant dislike for someone ?


Oh yes. Being a bartender for so long, it's second nature to sniff out trouble-makers, hard-asses, and potential brawlers on sight. There are times when a person will come in and sit at my bar, and just the way they look at me tells me a lot about them. Then they open their mouths and how they speak to me tells me more.

Yes, it's easy to develop and instant dislike for a person in my line of work. And in my life-style. When visiting other clubhouses it's easy to pick out the guys who are trouble. I guess between the job and the life, I have gotten real good at spotting @ssholes.

BabyRider wrote: Oh yes. Being a bartender for so long, it's second nature to sniff out trouble-makers, hard-asses, and potential brawlers on sight. There are times when a person will come in and sit at my bar, and just the way they look at me tells me a lot about them. Then they open their mouths and how they speak to me tells me more.

Yes, it's easy to develop and instant dislike for a person in my line of work. And in my life-style. When visiting other clubhouses it's easy to pick out the guys who are trouble. I guess between the job and the life, I have gotten real good at spotting @ssholes.


I watched that crazy movie "waiting" last nite and bout the nasties the restraunt staff pulled on the rude patrons... It was crazy funny I loved it, have you ever ever spat in anyones drink and served it or done something similar to someone who so deserved it.

minks wrote: I watched that crazy movie "waiting" last nite and bout the nasties the restraunt staff pulled on the rude patrons... It was crazy funny I loved it, have you ever ever spat in anyones drink and served it or done something similar to someone who so deserved it.
I have been SO itching to see that movie!!! I'm sure I could really relate to a bunch of stuff that happens in it.

I began waitressing when I was 13. I lied about my age to get work, so for all intents and purposes, except for the years I was a vet tech, I have been in the food service industry to some degree for 22 years. I have done something like this ONE time. It was early in my "career" before I grew my thick skin and I let a customer get to me. I spit in her pina coloda.

I have played jokes, such as dumping a bunch of salt in a co-workers soda, as a gag, but only the one time as a "revenge" thing.

BabyRider wrote: I have been SO itching to see that movie!!! I'm sure I could really relate to a bunch of stuff that happens in it.

I began waitressing when I was 13. I lied about my age to get work, so for all intents and purposes, except for the years I was a vet tech, I have been in the food service industry to some degree for 22 years. I have done something like this ONE time. It was early in my "career" before I grew my thick skin and I let a customer get to me. I spit in her pina coloda.

I have played jokes, such as dumping a bunch of salt in a co-workers soda, as a gag, but only the one time as a "revenge" thing.


Hehehehe it was a funny flick and anyone who is in food services could really get a good laugh out of it. Yeah it was cheezy at parts and gross but the one lady who grumbles about them coming to early while she eats her salad is PRICELESS you will love it.

I could never serve I have not patience. ahahahaha

[quote=minks]you are bang on there.



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Your talking about me arent you ?

BabyRider wrote: A way to hide a body so that it would never be found.
I like the way you think!

SnoozeControl wrote: If she wasn't, she should've been.:rolleyes:




okee dokee then

guess Im on snooze controls "****" list

Nomad wrote: [quote=minks]you are bang on there.



Ever had an instant dislike for someone ? quote]





Your talking about me arent you ?


who me???

Hello Babyrider . i have a three-parter question and a third one . but first , i want to say that i will clarify myself on the other questions i ask a few days ago . i'll do that later though . now on to my new questions . who or what organization , club or etcetera organized abate . what was the original name of abate ? what year (originally) did it come into existence ? have you ever gone onto BACA web site ? (bikers against child abuse) if not you should . click on the pres video . i visit it every once in a while . we need to have a chapter here in Mi .

Baby

I had a latte the other day and I liked it.

Does this make me a ***** ?

What the hell is it anyway ?

Can I make this at home ?

hdfxsb83 wrote: what was the original name of abate ? what year (originally) did it come into existence ?
In 1971, an organization named NCAA (National Custom Cycle Association) wrote an article for EasyRider magazine. It spoke of educating people about the rights of bikers and the general misconceptions about motorcycle riding. It was, in fact, originally a group of chopper riders. That organization grew into ABATE.

No, I have never visited a BACA site. I'd definitely be interested, though. I'll check it out.

Now, how about that clarification on that other topic you asked me about? :yh_bigsmi

Nomad wrote: Baby

I had a latte the other day and I liked it.

Does this make me a ***** ?

What the hell is it anyway ?

Can I make this at home ?
Nomad, I have never had a latte, I like my coffee stronger than that. It does not make you a wuss to have one. I don't know what all is in it or how you can make it at home, sorry! :yh_bigsmi

Hey BR....what's for dinner tonight?

Lil~Basco wrote: Hey BR....what's for dinner tonight?
Well, since I'll be working at dinnertime, it will be whatever I can grab in passing and stuffing down at unknown intervals when I get three seconds to breathe. It will also probably be cold. :yh_rotfl

BabyRider wrote: Well, since I'll be working at dinnertime, it will be whatever I can grab in passing and stuffing down at unknown intervals when I get three seconds to breathe. It will also probably be cold. :yh_rotfl
That's cool. I thought you had week-ends off....my mistake.

Can you tell me how to make a Tom Collins please?

Lil~Basco wrote: That's cool. I thought you had week-ends off....my mistake.



Can you tell me how to make a Tom Collins please?
Nope, I work every weekend.



Tom Collins:

2 oz. Gin (Bombay Sapphire is my reccomendation)

1 oz. lemon juice

1 tsp. fine sugar

3 oz. club soda

maraschino cherries

orange slice



In a shaker half-filled with ice cubes, combine the gin, lemon juice, and sugar. Shake well. Strain into a collins glass alomst filled with ice cubes. Add the club soda. Stir and garnish with the cherry and the orange slice.

BabyRider wrote: Nope, I work every weekend.



Tom Collins:

2 oz. Gin (Bombay Sapphire is my reccomendation)

1 oz. lemon juice

1 tsp. fine sugar

3 oz. club soda

maraschino cherries

orange slice



In a shaker half-filled with ice cubes, combine the gin, lemon juice, and sugar. Shake well. Strain into a collins glass alomst filled with ice cubes. Add the club soda. Stir and garnish with the cherry and the orange slice.
Thank you!!!! :-6

I remember drinking these many years ago, but didn't know what went in them. Okay...dumb question here....why the Bombay Sapphire? Is there that much of a difference in gin? :-3

Lil~Basco wrote: Thank you!!!! :-6

I remember drinking these many years ago, but didn't know what went in them. Okay...dumb question here....why the Bombay Sapphire? Is there that much of a difference in gin? :-3
You're welcome!

There's no such thing as a dumb question, Basco.

Tell ya what....go out and buy just a half pint of say, Heaven Hill gin, and a bit pricier one, like Tanqueray, and a Bombay Sapphire. NOT just Bombay, but the Bombay Sapphire. You'll know the difference, the Sapphire comes in a gorgeous blue bottle.

Chill them all and give them a taste and I'll lay you 50 to 1 you gag on the Heaven Hill and adore the Sapphire.

When I drank, gin was one of my favorites. (Seems like I had a LOT of "favorites") I've tried many, many types of gin. Nothing compares to the Sapphire.

What do you recommend in a vodka brand?

I had to go to the State store and pick up vodka for a friend....I was overwhelmed with the various kinds and had a problem choosing.

I guess someone shouldn't send a blue moon drinker shopping, huh?

Lil~Basco wrote: What do you recommend in a vodka brand?



I had to go to the State store and pick up vodka for a friend....I was overwhelmed with the various kinds and had a problem choosing.

I guess someone shouldn't send a blue moon drinker shopping, huh?
Ketel 1 is my vodka of choice. If that's too pricey, Stolichnaya.

BabyRider wrote: Ketel 1 is my vodka of choice. If that's too pricey, Stolichnaya.
Thanks for all the suggestions!

Price is no object. Just like with chocolate....go for the good stuff and one enjoys it more!

Cuddles :-4

When your friend arrives will it become an issue between us if I follow her around and harass, torment, cause anguish, distress her mind, make her suffer Nomadisms, maraud, plunder, ravage, desecrate and generally annoy her ?

Nomad wrote: Cuddles :-4

When your friend arrives will it become an issue between us if I follow her around and harass, torment, cause anguish, distress her mind, make her suffer Nomadisms, maraud, plunder, ravage, desecrate and generally annoy her ?
It won't be an issue at all, because she'll chew you up and spit you out like something annoying caught in her tooth.

then Ill just steer clear of that tiger

How do you make a "Perfect Manhattan?" I've heard there is something else in them.

SOJOURNER wrote: How do you make a "Perfect Manhattan?" I've heard there is something else in them.
Something else besides what?



Perfect Manhattan:

In a rocks glass filled with ice:

2.5 oz whiskey. (My preference? Jack Daniels)

The tiniest splash of dry vermouth

The tiniest splash of sweet vermouth

3 maraschino cherries on a toothpick

BabyRider wrote: Ketel 1 is my vodka of choice. If that's too pricey, Stolichnaya.
Just got back from the State store....no Ketel 1 here. Question....what is the difference in taste between a grain vodka and a potato vodka? Cuz the guy said a potato vodka is smoother???? I did buy the bombay sapphire for the Tom Collins.

Lil~Basco wrote: Just got back from the State store....no Ketel 1 here. Question....what is the difference in taste between a grain vodka and a potato vodka? Cuz the guy said a potato vodka is smoother???? I did buy the bombay sapphire for the Tom Collins.
The difference in taste is just that. A difference in taste, preference. Potato vodka does tend to be smoother, but not having had a drink in so long, I don't recall and I never drank much vodka when I did drink.

I don't know about where you are, but my liquor stores sell tiny 2 oz. bottles of just about everything they carry. If you have those, try a couple different kinds till you find the one you like.

Let me know how you like the Sapphire!!

Have you ever participated in bartending contests -- make 4 different drinks in 5 minutes with entertaining flourishes?

SOJOURNER wrote: Have you ever participated in bartending contests -- make 4 different drinks in 5 minutes with entertaining flourishes?
This is called "Flair Bartending" and I would LOVE to learn it! I have practiced on my own with the flipping bottles and such, but I need to take a class. The only fancy thing I can do is the waterfall. That's where you take as many drink shakers as you can, line up shot glasses, and stacking the shakers, pour the entire line of shots with one motion. Kinda hard to explain here, without visual.

I can move real fast when it's really busy, but I don't do any of the "flair" stuff. I really REALLY want to learn it though. Those guys are amazing to watch.

Babyrider,

What does my Dale Carnegie class refer to ?

Nomad

What is your 'tag' at your new biker club? Do you need help finding a new one?

Nomad wrote: Babyrider,

What does my Dale Carnegie class refer to ?

Nomad
Dale Carnegie wrote "How to Win Friends and Influence People." He also teaches seminars that relate to his book. It's complete, utter, in-your-face sarcasm and smart-assed.

SOJOURNER wrote: What is your 'tag' at your new biker club? Do you need help finding a new one?
Nope, I get to keep "Smooth."

How does Bullet like our name suggestions? Is he close to picking a new tag?