Just wondering if parodyman got his new transportation???
Also on this topic, does anyone try to "hide" their truck/car/bike when parking at a club? I used to have a problem, before I retired, as way to many "knew" my company vehicle. Now, I just park and go in.
RE: Harley
I found my bike by looking at all I could find. One afternoon I was leaving a dealer, and right beside the exit door, I saw the bike. It was one of those love at first sight things. To me, it looked just as a Harley should look.
As I said, I don't worry about parking any longer, but now I check the lot. One club I used to visit often, I would check just to make sure someone I didn't wish to see was not there. Also, I always checked for my ATF's car/truck, and my favorite barmaids car.
Back in the late 90's, a religious group was trying to "shame" SC customers into no longer going. They would hang out at the parking lot entrances and someone was running plates for them.
Anyway, I drove in once and noticed them taking my plate down. I walked over, told them that:
A) I'm an adult B) I'm single C) If they wanted my mother's address, I would give it to them, and D) If they notified my employer I'd sue them for all past, present, and future wages and property-taking their church and everything else I could put my hands on.
They quietly quit their campaign two days later. Don't know if my statement had anything to do with it, but I'd like to think so.
"Just wondering if parodyman got his new transportation??? "
What a sewage truck?
...or, if he wants to get there faster he could ride in the short bus with his "friend" MisterGay and take advantage of HOV lanes.
just wondering. Does your favorite club provide transportation for you if you drink too much. Mine does. I have never needed it but it is nice to know that it is available.
Most every club, bar, or whatever has access to transportation home. It places I frequent, I've even provided transportation home for others. I would guess many of us have, or would do the same for those we know.
Dudester,
Retire, and you don't even have to give a shit about D).
Clubber,
No, I'm still looking. Sometimes life butts in on fun. I have pretty much decided to go Harley. Now it's just a matter of finding a bike that is a perfect match.
And the only time I hid my car was years and years ago when I would go to the Admiral Theatre and I did not want people from work to know where I was. I would park in a grocery store lot. My employer at the time was right in the neighborhood.