Elmer L. Fairbank favored us with:
Even Till has taken a tumble once, from a Norton. There was this rock in
the road which he smuck amidships at 60. The rest is subject to some
pretty vivid imagining. HE thinks rocks are dangerous (not to mention
young men).
Three times in my life I've been
At 03:14 12/17/2002 +, Sir Chester wrote:
I was zipping along a Missouri road back in 1975 and fell off my
motorcycle. Luckily, my fall was broken by my face on the pavement or I
could've hurt myself.
So it's not motorcycles which are dangerous. It's roads. Or faces.
Even Till has ta
At 17:21 12/16/2002 -0400, St Scott wrote:
Does
that mean, however, thay you shouldn't ever drink anything in a brown
bottle? No! You might want to be a bit more circumspect in public
settings,
You could put it in a brown paper bag with just the top sticking out and
sip on it that way. 8>))
Elmer L. Fairbank favored us with:
No, no keep the bike, just don't grease your hair and get a misshapen
eagle on your forearm. Motorcycles are kewl. Have to admit though,
they're not so great right about this time of year.
That depends on whether you live in the northern or southern hemisph
Mark Gregson wrote:
> Well, I got on the back of a motorbike once and it fell over. So I know
> that they must be dangerous.
I was zipping along a Missouri road back in 1975 and fell off my
motorcycle. Luckily, my fall was broken by my face on the pavement or I
could've hurt myself.
So it'
> Or to put it more logically, you have proposed a false dichotomy.
> Whether or not one enjoys LORT movies really has nothing to do with
> whether or not one wants his daughter to ride on the back of a
> motorcycle.
Well, I got on the back of a motorbike once and it fell over. So I know th
On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 22:28:22 -0700, "Tom Matkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> Since Scott's motorcycle ownership has been given such a thorough review
> here, what does the list have to say about a stake president owning and
> using a motorcycle.
Tom, Considering the intense discussion of my moto
Tom Matkin wrote:
> Mark,
> But I'll have to assume, on your say so, that the list thinks that
> motorcycles are the embodiment of evil and I should sell mine and use
> the proceeds to purchase one of the inevitable classic collector's
> leather embossed box sets of LOTR movie DVD's for each memb
At 11:56 12/16/2002 -0700, Uncle Presidente wrote:
But I'll have to assume, on your say so, that the list thinks that
motorcycles are the embodiment of evil and I should sell mine and use
the proceeds to purchase one of the inevitable classic collector's
leather embossed box sets of LOTR movie DV
Just by the by, yesterday (Sunday) we drove back from Taber and stopped at Gasoline
Alley for a quick pit stop (for non-Albertans, Gasoline Alley is a strip of fast food
and gas stations along the service roads on the south side of the city of Red Deer,
which is midway between Calgary and Edmont
;s
leather embossed box sets of LOTR movie DVD's for each member in my
stake when they become available.
Tom
Cardston, Alberta
www.matkin.com
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Gregson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: December 16, 2002 9:33 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
&g
> Since Scott's motorcycle ownership has been given such a thorough review here, what
>does the list have to say about a stake president owning and using a motorcycle.
Speaking for the list as a whole (and I know that everyone is happy to let me speak
for them, or if not, they should just
At 22:28 12/13/2002 -0700, Uncle Presidente wrote:
Since Scott's motorcycle ownership has been given such a thorough review
here, what does the list have to say about a stake president owning and
using a motorcycle. I seem to remember some counsel when I was called
about being a good example. R
At 21:09 12/13/2002 +, Sir Chester wrote:
Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
> >Chet, my friend, that's "And little lambs eat ivy, a kid'll eat ivy too,
> >
> >wouldn't you?"
>
>
>
> Till the very helpful
Evidently you can remember Gallegher & Sheen easier than I. (No, not
Sledge-O-Matic Gallegher and
Oh, come on! This one is really easy! The response is "Well, then, if you
want a motor cycle, then go live with President Matkin. Now, get the dishes
done."
Jon
Tom Matkin wrote:
>Will the poor mothers crumble or at least chaff under the weight of "but
President Matkin has a motorcycle".
///
Tom,
Please keep your wheels polished, be very careful navigating the stairs,
and above all, see that you maintain the integrity of your integument at
all times.
(Can you really ride your Harley down the stairs? Imagine that!)
---
Mij Ebaboc
/
Since Scott's motorcycle ownership has been given such a thorough review here, what
does the list have to say about a stake president owning and using a motorcycle. I
seem to remember some counsel when I was called about being a good example. Remember I
live in a small town where everyone seems
Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
> >Chet, my friend, that's "And little lambs eat ivy, a kid'll eat ivy too,
> >
> >wouldn't you?"
>
>
>
> Till the very helpful
Evidently you can remember Gallegher & Sheen easier than I. (No, not
Sledge-O-Matic Gallegher and Martin-&-Chuckles Sheen!)
*jeep!
--Che
So, the bottom line to all this is that Scott should sell his motorcycle and
donate the money to his ward's missionary fund. Is that what all of you are
saying?
It seems clear to me that the Lord has motivated just too many people to
ensure that Scott's mind is in a fog for this to be a coinciden
At 19:12 12/12/2002 +, Sir Chester wrote:
Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
> Sure blame it on the buttered cat .. gloating goats and glazed
> groats
> and grazed oats indeed!
And little lambs eat ivy. A-deedle-dee-aiydee-doo, wouldn't you?
Chet, my friend, that's "And little lambs eat ivy
Dear Scott,
I'm sorry I put the words "stairs" and "motorcycle" in the
same sentence. I hope you get better soon.
Fortunately, the part of you that got hurt shouldn't be too
affected by laughter. But, if there is anyone on this list
with a bruised or broken rib, they are probably ready to
d
Scott McGee wrote:
> See Scott.
> See Scott's butt.
Let's not and say we did. No, let's not even say we did.
> Hurt, Scott, hurt.
> See Scott's butt hurt.
>
> See Scott be sad.
> Cry, Scott, cry.
>
> See Elf and Tom.
> See Elf and Tom make fun of Scott's sore butt.
> Laugh Elf and Tom, laug
Scott wrote
> See Scott's butt.
> Hurt, Scott, hurt.
> See Scott's butt hurt.
Oh how painful where sidewalk tattooed it
So we see why you've so much boo hooed it
It may hurt you a lot
When you fell on that spot
But t'would hurt us far worse if we viewed it.
So we weep for your fall on the sta
Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
> Sure blame it on the buttered cat .. gloating goats and glazed
> groats
> and grazed oats indeed!
And little lambs eat ivy. A-deedle-dee-aiydee-doo, wouldn't you?
*jeep!
--Chet
"Start by doing what's necessary, then what's possible, and suddenly you
are do
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 10:30:03 -0700, "Tom Matkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> Wow ELF, you really have it mixed up this time. Scott dripped some
> butter on his stairs while longing to get over his grudge against
> mountain goats grazing against two sure things.
No no no no! Let me try again.
At 10:30 12/12/2002 -0700, Uncle Presidente wrote:
Wow ELF, you really have it mixed up this time. Scott dripped some
butter on his stairs while longing to get over his grudge against
mountain goats grazing against two sure things.
Sure blame it on the buttered cat .. gloating goats and g
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> Sent: December 12, 2002 9:49 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [ZION] Banning motorcycles
>
> At 12:24 12/12/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> >You guys have it all WRONG! I sliped and fell down some stairs,
injuring
> >my butt so that I can not rid
At 12:24 12/12/2002 -0400, you wrote:
You guys have it all WRONG! I sliped and fell down some stairs, injuring
my butt so that I can not ride my newly aquired Motorcycle. My complaint
is that I can't ride the thing. I sometimes go out into the garage just
to gaze longingly at it. I tried riding it
You guys have it all WRONG! I sliped and fell down some stairs, injuring
my butt so that I can not ride my newly aquired Motorcycle. My complaint
is that I can't ride the thing. I sometimes go out into the garage just
to gaze longingly at it. I tried riding it a week and a half ago and it
REALLY HU
I heard that his acceleration exceeded his motivation causing his posterior to
pound the pavement. Reminds me of the time my throttle stuck wide open when I was
climbing a sand dune near St. Anthony and my bike and I were launched over the
crest of the dune into the cool evening air at about 40 mp
At 07:03 12/12/2002 +, Sir Chet wrote:
This accident you describe sounds worse though. How's that again? He
rode his motorcycle down the stairs and accelerated his fall?
I think he said he was chasing his tail on the steps and tripped over the
motorcycle, accelerating his downfall.
Ti
Larry Jackson wrote:
> No, no, Paul. We should be thankful he only fell down the
> stairs and that he did not fall off of the motorcycle while
> under significant forces of acceleration.
I did that once. Luckily, my fall was broken by my face on the pavement
or I could have been hurt.
This a
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