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Motorcycle Forum / General / Motorcycles / February 2010Orange County Choppers bite the dust
http://www.tmz.com/2010/02/06/american-chopper-series-finale-tlc/2#c25285707 Read response #20. Yeah, I'm a spammer. -- Jack >http://www.tmz.com/2010/02/06/american-chopper-series-finale-tlc/2#c25285707 Good riddance. Maybe Mikey can get a job pushing a broom at Hunt's Lodge, if he can be trained up to do something useful for the first time in his life, and to shut the f.ck up. Myabe his Daddy and his brother love him, but no one else does. What a useless 250 lb leach.  SignatureClick here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!! www.theanimalrescuesite.com/ Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.' 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.' HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's Free demo online at www.pmilligan.net/palm/ Free 'People finder' program now at www.pmilligan.net/finder.htm >>http://www.tmz.com/2010/02/06/american-chopper-series-finale-tlc/2#c25285707 > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > life, and to shut the f.ck up. Myabe his Daddy and his brother love > him, but no one else does. What a useless 250 lb leach. I saw a lot of uselessness in the few episodes I managed to grind through. It seems the actual motorcycles were just an excuse to showcase a lot of grown men bitching, complaining, and throwing temper tantrums like a group of jealous 13 year old girls. I would have liked to see two things: More variety in the motorcycles they built. "Oh this will be the most unique thing we've ever done. We're going to paint the fender red instead of black! Have you ever seen something so wiiiild!" My a.s. Same frames, same engines, same everything. How about something requiring a little creativity and engineering skills, as opposed to a bunch of thuggy looking drama-mamas slapping the same sh.t in the same place every episode and acting like they're in a big f.cking hurry. Pussy. All successful shows have jiggly titties, pert a.ses, and a somewhat pretty face to give a little pazazz. Even Mythbusters makes sure to have at least one hot chick on their show at all times. Evidently they have hot chicks on standby, just in case one has to go spit out a kid or something. CS > It seems the actual motorcycles were just an excuse to showcase a > lot of grown men bitching, complaining, and throwing temper tantrums > like a group of jealous 13 year old girls. Yeah, it seemed like a remake of Black Sheep Squadron to me. Signature.. Be Seeing You, .. Chuck Rhode, Sheboygan, WI, USA .. Weather: http://LacusVeris.com/WX .. 18° — Wind Calm — Sky overcast. > > It seems the actual motorcycles were just an excuse to showcase a > > lot of grown men bitching, complaining, and throwing temper tantrums > > like a group of jealous 13 year old girls. > > Yeah, it seemed like a remake of Black Sheep Squadron to me. No, the acting in OCC wasn't even close and the scripting mad "guiding light" look like quality literature. I'm STILL surprised it lasted past the second season...ugliest welding I've EVER seen. Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just fake TV reality drama. SQ > Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just > fake TV reality drama. Based on him suing his son I'd say there is a grain of truth to it. Fraser > > Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just > > fake TV reality drama. > > Based on him suing his son I'd say there is a grain of truth to it. > > Fraser Just a bunch of fat motherf..kers. martin > > Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just > > fake TV reality drama. > > Based on him suing his son I'd say there is a grain of truth to it. Pity it's cancelled. The lawsuit should have been good for at least another season or two. Probably better entertainment than the bike building too. > > > Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just > > > fake TV reality drama. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > for at least another season or two. Probably better > entertainment than the bike building too. Jon and Kate plus Eight? > > Pity it's cancelled. The lawsuit should have been good > > for at least another season or two. Probably better > > entertainment than the bike building too. > > Jon and Kate plus Eight? For this audience, it would need to be more like Jon and Kate plus V-8. > > > Pity it's cancelled. The lawsuit should have been good > > > for at least another season or two. Probably better [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > For this audience, it would need to be more like Jon and Kate plus V-8. fine, as long as said V-8 is narrower than any current 750, weigh less than a 1l sportbike AND be as quiet as a caddilac while keeping the mufflers no bigger than an aftermarket exhaust. A composite monocoupe chassis is a given. 8^) > > > > Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just > > > > fake TV reality drama. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Jon and Kate plus Eight? shows like that prove americans have less taste than a half starved vulture. >>> Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just >>> fake TV reality drama. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > for at least another season or two. Probably better > entertainment than the bike building too. They build bikes on that show? When did THAT start? Bob M. > >>> Is the Old Man really such a grouch or is that all just > >>> fake TV reality drama. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > They build bikes on that show? When did THAT start? Well, "choppers" would be more accurate I guess. I can see how this activity might have gone unnoticed, but it's cleverly used as a sort of backdrop for all the shouting and uproar. Like I said, I think the lawsuit would have provided the same thing, only better. > They build bikes on that show? When did THAT start? They built a tribute bike for David Mann and presented it to his widow. It meant a lot to her. SQ >They built a tribute bike for David Mann and presented >it to his widow. It meant a lot to her. They built a bike for Jay Leno. It didn't make it home before breaking down. That meant a lot to me. -- Futility Man > They built a bike for Jay Leno. It didn't make it home before breaking down. > That meant a lot to me. Bingo. I used to hang out with several guys who just *loved* to build super- fancy chopper-style show bikes. But to a man, they were universally of the opinion that first and foremost you built a functional, useful motorcycle as the foundation and *then* you added whatever chrome and/ or metalflake bells and whistles you felt were a good idea. Something that *looks* fancy but can't be ridden without either vital parts fallling off, or its crippling the rider in less than an afternoon's cruise, may -or may not- be good art; depending on your tastes in such things, but a real motorcycle, it ain't. > Something that *looks* fancy but can't be ridden without either vital > parts fallling off, or its crippling the rider in less than an > afternoon's cruise, may -or may not- be good art; depending on your > tastes in such things, but a real motorcycle, it ain't. Sigh. That all applies to my (former) CB750 chopper. I had a lot of fun with it, showing it off at bike shows and so on. But rideable, it wasn't. SQ > > They built a bike for Jay Leno. It didn't make it home before breaking down. > > That meant a lot to me. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > afternoon's cruise, may -or may not- be good art; depending on your > tastes in such things, but a real motorcycle, it ain't. I was reading Fred on the MCN last page last night. He was discussing the difference between "motorcyclists" and "bikers" to a lay person. It went something like the red neck comedian schtick: If you wear a full face helmet you are probably a motorcyclist. If you wear a beanie with a sticker that says for "costume use only" you are probably a biker. If you go into a store and search out waterproof gear with approved body armor you are probably a motorcyclist. If you go into a store and search out the blackest leather jacket with the longest tassels dangling from the arms, you are probably a biker. He then went on to discuss difference between an Americade rally (organized rides most of the day, everyday) vs some biker rally that I forgot that had no rides besides people blasting their open pipes up and down the strip for 5 straight days between trips into the taverns. He ended up conceding that we all probably have a little of each in us, I know I do. But if you are the kind of person who would buy an OCC, I'm thinking that you are pretty much all biker. And a biker always has a pickup handy when the need to go somewhere arises. And how crippling can riding between taverns be? Especially with a sedative at every stop... > > > They built a bike for Jay Leno. It didn't make it home before breaking down. > > > That meant a lot to me. [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > how crippling can riding between taverns be? Especially with a > sedative at every stop... yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... > yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... I prefer pubs that are about an hour apart. As the body can process a standard drink in an hour, I can have drink at every stop. :) > > yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > > to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... > > I prefer pubs that are about an hour apart. As the body can process a > standard drink in an hour, I can have drink at every stop. :) <clink> >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... >> I prefer pubs that are about an hour apart. As the body can process a >> standard drink in an hour, I can have drink at every stop. :) > > <clink> The cheerful sound of beer glasses being tapped together? > >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > The cheerful sound of beer glasses being tapped together? Exactly. It's a form of communication not bound by country or dialect. ;) > >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > The cheerful sound of beer glasses being tapped together? That first, yes. Then, it's also the place where you might end your evening. Think of it as a "twofer". > > yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > > to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... > > I prefer pubs that are about an hour apart. As the body can process a > standard drink in an hour, I can have drink at every stop. :) Lad you've got it all arsebackawards. It's beer, wait an hour...THEN ride to the next stop. Bonus points if you do not drink the same style of beer more than once on the trip. 8^) BTDT >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > ride to the next stop. Bonus points if you do not drink the same style > of beer more than once on the trip. 8^) BTDT ??? So you would have your drink, wait an hour, then ride for an hour, then have your next drink? Now thats arse about face. I'll stick to my drink, ride myself sober, then have another........ > >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > then have your next drink? Now thats arse about face. I'll stick to my > drink, ride myself sober, then have another........ Gotta keep in mind that Keith is just a little guy. One drink and his blood alcohol level has risen probably double that of average people. ;) > > >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > > >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > blood alcohol level has risen probably double that of average > people. ;) Not true...above average tolerance. 8^) I'm just damned careful with these things. Without involving the jackbooted thugs from the police or loss of money due to wrecks etc I learned to NOT DD or DR. Thankyou no...buy me a cuppa and I'll tell the you the tale with both barrels and percussion accompanement <sic>. 8^) >>>>>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober >>>>>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > no...buy me a cuppa and I'll tell the you the tale with both barrels > and percussion accompanement <sic>. 8^) Tolerance is way different to alcohol content. 'Tolerance' is your ability to handle the alcohol...the cops just want to know what the blood alcohol level is. The guidelines as shown in the Automobile Association 'NZ Illustrated Road Atlas' based on a male weighing 67kg and a female 56kg (our Asian brothers?) In the first hour, without food, 5 standard drinks (M), 3.5 standard drinks (F). No more than one standard drink per hour after that. A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 glass of wine (60ml.) It's just more laws...if you can learn to stay under the speed limit, you can learn to stay under the alcohol limit. I don't do 'cuppa's'...if you come around here for a social drink, help yourself from the fridge but don't expect me to boil the jug!! :) >A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 >glass of wine (60ml.) 'Nip' ? :-) >It's just more laws...if you can learn to stay under the speed limit, >you can learn to stay under the alcohol limit. What are you then, learning-disabled ? :-) SignatureClick here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!! www.theanimalrescuesite.com/ Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.' 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.' HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's Free demo online at www.pmilligan.net/palm/ Free 'People finder' program now at www.pmilligan.net/finder.htm >> A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 >> glass of wine (60ml.) > > 'Nip' ? :-) "It's a bit 'Pearl Harbour' outside" (There's a nasty Nip in the air) >> It's just more laws...if you can learn to stay under the speed limit, >> you can learn to stay under the alcohol limit. > > What are you then, learning-disabled ? :-) Hell no. I know when I'm doing right and wrong. >>> A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 >>> glass of wine (60ml.) [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Hell no. I know when I'm doing right and wrong. Apparently you don't drive NASCAR, then. ( let's all enjoy watching the Kiwi try to figure that one out :-) ) SignatureClick here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!! www.theanimalrescuesite.com/ Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.' 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.' HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's Free demo online at www.pmilligan.net/palm/ Free 'People finder' program now at www.pmilligan.net/finder.htm > >>> A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 > >>> glass of wine (60ml.) [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > ( let's all enjoy watching the Kiwi try to figure that one out :-) ) Figure what out? That ain't driving...hell I see better action IN the grocery store, without the crashing. > >> A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 > >> glass of wine (60ml.) > > > 'Nip' ? :-) > > "It's a bit 'Pearl Harbour' outside" (There's a nasty Nip in the air) Oh? Damn, I thought you were happy to see me... 8^( > >> It's just more laws...if you can learn to stay under the speed limit, > >> you can learn to stay under the alcohol limit. > > > What are you then, learning-disabled ? :-) > > Hell no. I know when I'm doing right and wrong. Yep being smacked with a rolled up newspaper and having someone yell "BAD DOG, BAD BAD DOG" is a good hint, well that and being tossed a.s over teakettle out the back door. DAHIKIJKOK? > >A standard drink is 1 nip of spirits ,or 1 200ml. glass of beer ,or 1/3 > >glass of wine (60ml.) > > 'Nip' ? :- My 'nip' is 2 fingers wide and 3 high. My 'NIP' is oft times called a gill by my peerage. 8^) y'all are drinking like little girrls... The grrrlz I've drank with considerd a pint a small beer. > >>>>>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > >>>>>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > It's just more laws...if you can learn to stay under the speed limit, > you can learn to stay under the alcohol limit. You are a special kind of stupid aren't you? 8^) > I don't do 'cuppa's'...if you come around here for a social drink, help > yourself from the fridge but don't expect me to boil the jug!! :)- I wouldn't trust you to know a proper cup of coffee from used motor oil. I MIGHT if you were french or italian...but you ain't either. >>>>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober >>>>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > blood alcohol level has risen probably double that of average > people. ;) Good point! :) Being a fat bastard I have more than an average amount of blood to thin the alcohol down. > >>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > >>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > then have your next drink? Now thats arse about face. I'll stick to my > drink, ride myself sober, then have another........ Your funeral >>>>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober >>>>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Your funeral LOL......You've fallen for the govt. propaganda and thats a bit sad since you're ex military. > >>>>> yep...what he said. Though personally I prefer getting someone sober > >>>>> to take me to the next tavern/pub/bar/dive etc. Barring that I walk... [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Oh f.ck that sh.t you idiot. I got my training the old fashioned way...I tested what I was told. 8^) so f.ck your stupidity very f.cking much bitch. I still think you're an okay person nevertheless you moron. ;^) |
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