Daytona record broken

[dylanfan53]

"Oh please!  Will you whip me with your chain wallet too?"
"&#@$ YOU!"
I start singing YMCA.  The light changes, and the dude roars off, flipping me the bird as he thunders away.
Sadly, my wife was much less amused by the incident than I thought she'd be.  I mean, I thought I was freeking hysterical! ;D

Chris,
I'm in the Boise Idaho airport LMAO!  People are wondering what's up.  ;D ;D

[Protein Filled]

Hey Brian,

I think K3 was saying that a bit sarcastically! IOW, the fault is on the stupid bikers, not the old man...

[motobenco]

  This year seemed a lot lighter than last spring, you could actually move around, even in a truck. Also the hotel was willing to negotiate the rate when I added an extra night.  Last year I did see one rider on a full dresser get hit when he did a u-turn right in front of two older ladies. Huge crash, flew about 10 feet straight up, flip flops went one way, his girlfriend another and a few beers cans yet another. The guy didn't have a helmet on, hit the ground hard but was still moving when the ambulance arrived. I felt bad for the ladies in the car, didn't even have a chance to react. The one thing I did notice, was more of the sport-bike guys were wearing helmets and leather jackets. The highlight was the full mesh bodysuits, these tended to be the outfit of choice for the Harley ladies, complete with sticker pasties.

[K3 Chris Onwiler]

Hey Brian,

I think K3 was saying that a bit sarcastically! IOW, the fault is on the stupid bikers, not the old man...

You are correct sir!

It has always been one of my pet peeves when I see a herd of the faithful moving en masse through a stop sign or traffic light that has changed, as if by grouping together they are now immune to the traffic laws that govern anyone else.  That time I saw the fatal consiquences.
That poor old man.  His truck was totaled, and crowds of bikers were harassing him and calling him a murderer.  I had stuck around to keep the dead guy's girlfriend calm and immoble.  She had a bone poking through her shin and head trauma, so I didn't want her trying to move, or catching sight of her man.  His head was split wide open, but from 10 feet away I couldn't see any sign of breathing, and he wasn't bleeding anywhere near as fast as you'd expect of a man with a heartbeat,
I told the cop what I had seen, but when he found out I was from Chicago he suggested that I didn't need to bear witness to the accident.  They were taping off the whole intersection at that point, and the officer pointed out to me that the skid marks from the two bikes started clear back at the crosswalk.  Also, the amount of damage to the bikes and truck clearly indicated that the bikes had hauled butt right through the stop sign before impact.
That poor old guy.... :-/

[tzracer]

Hey Brian,

I think K3 was saying that a bit sarcastically! IOW, the fault is on the stupid bikers, not the old man...

Hey, I'm a merikan, I don't do sarcasm or irony.

Besides Chris is always serious. (Figures, since I have preocrastinted buying a copy of his book).

[Team-G]

Man K-3, that was funny ;D  I don't care who you are, dat's funny rite dere.  You got some balls, Dude 8)