I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana
one -Nacatiteous or whatever.

Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
Nacogdoches today. Man is he looking good since he lost his license. I guess
that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting favorably.
He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you could see.

When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed accordingly.
About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a cold seeming 56°.
That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below zero if going more
than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And that sun was no more.
We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called grade clouds) and the
twisties were wet. In that part of Texas where you have a paved road, which
we were upon, the intersecting roads are dirt. Account the dampness the dirt
had been tracked out on the paved road by the logging trucks and there was
about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway. We rode a long ways, and wish each
and everyone of you could have been along.

Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute and
bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.

...louie

On Mar 17, 10:10*pm, "louie" <lou...@swbell.net> wrote:
> I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana
> one -Nacatiteous or whatever.
>
> Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
> Nacogdoches today. Man is he looking good since he lost his license. I guess
> that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting favorably.
> He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you could see.
>
> When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
> promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed accordingly..
> About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a cold seeming 56°.
> That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below zero if going more
> than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And that sun was no more..
> We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called grade clouds) and the
> twisties were wet. In that part of Texas where you have a paved road, which
> we were upon, the intersecting roads are dirt. Account the dampness the dirt
> had been tracked out on the paved road by the logging trucks and there was
> about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway. We rode a long ways, and wish each
> and everyone of you could have been along.
>
> Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute and
> bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.
>
> ..louie

We rode em today. Top speed on my GPS was only 103. We had my brother
with us on that worn out V-Star so I had to keep him in my sight. With
120 pounds of dirt, rust and mud caked all over his bike it slowed him
down. It was a chilly ride after we passed Maybank for sure. It was
nice on the way home. Had to only wear one jacket but was able to shed
the gloves. Jerry was lookin good. His pony tail was hangin out of his
helmet a pretty good piece this time. That hair club for men must be
working out for him. Pender WAS going to go but he used Big Eds excuse
not to go..something about work. He has admitted more than once of
being a lier so I dont know if I believe him or not. We were really
counting on him to show up today since we made reservations at the
most expensive resturant in Nac and it was his turn to buy. All in all
it was a good ride. Rode some curvy roads...ate some good food and
hung out with some pretty good company. I took my sons woman with us
and she did super ....no complaints. She slept alot on the way home. I
tried to sleep but I kept drifting over on those chicken strips..I
will get a front end alighment tommorow.

You boys missed a good one...BJAY

Redshad

On Mar 17, 11:06*pm, Redshad <reds...@tx.rr.com> wrote:
> On Mar 17, 10:10*pm, "louie" <lou...@swbell.net> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana
> > one -Nacatiteous or whatever.
>
> > Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
> > Nacogdoches today. Man is he looking good since he lost his license. I guess
> > that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting favorably.
> > He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you could see.
>
> > When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
> > promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed accordingly.
> > About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a cold seeming 56°.
> > That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below zero if going more
> > than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And that sun was no more.
> > We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called grade clouds) and the
> > twisties were wet. In that part of Texas where you have a paved road, which
> > we were upon, the intersecting roads are dirt. Account the dampness thedirt
> > had been tracked out on the paved road by the logging trucks and there was
> > about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway. We rode a long ways, and wish each
> > and everyone of you could have been along.
>
> > Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute and
> > bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.
>
> > ..louie
>
> We rode em today. Top speed on my GPS was only 103. We had my brother
> with us on that worn out V-Star so I had to keep him in my sight. With
> 120 pounds of dirt, rust and mud caked all over his bike it slowed him
> down. It was a chilly ride after we passed Maybank for sure. It was
> nice on the way home. Had to only wear one jacket but was able to shed
> the gloves. Jerry was lookin good. His pony tail was hangin out of his
> helmet a pretty good piece this time. That hair club for men must be
> working out for him. Pender WAS going to go but he used Big Eds excuse
> not to go..something about work. He has admitted more than once of
> being a lier so I dont know if I believe him or not. We were really
> counting on him to show up today since we made reservations at the
> most expensive resturant in Nac and it was his turn to buy. All in all
> it was a good ride. Rode some curvy roads...ate some good food and
> hung out with some pretty good company. I took my sons woman with us
> and she did super ....no complaints. She slept alot on the way home. I
> tried to sleep but I kept drifting over on those chicken strips..I
> will get a front end alighment tommorow.
>
> You boys missed a good one...BJAY
>
> Redshad

Phffffttt! Y'all and your lallygagging. People would think some of
y'all were retired.

I spent the day...... and tonight, packing and hauling. Still ain't
no where near done and we have to be outta the Cisco hacienda,
pronto. I should have hired someone to do this.

(E-Mail Removed) (Redshad)
_________________________________
~On Mar 17, 10:10*pm, "louie" <lou...@swbell.net> wrote:
I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana one
-Nacatiteous or whatever.
Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
Nacogdoches today.
Man is he looking good since he lost his license.
I guess that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting
favorably.
He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you could see.
When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed
accordingly.
About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a cold seeming
56°. That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below zero if
going more than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And that sun
was no more.
We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called grade clouds) and the
twisties were wet.
In that part of Texas where you have a paved road, which we were upon,
the intersecting roads are dirt.
Account the dampness the dirt had been tracked out on the paved road by
the logging trucks and there was about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway.
We rode a long ways, and wish each and everyone of you could have been
along.
Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute
and bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.
..louie

(THE RIDE according to Redshad)
------We rode em today. Top speed on my GPS was only 103. We had my
brother with us on that worn out V-Star so I had to keep him in my
sight. With 120 pounds of dirt, rust and mud caked all over his bike it
slowed him down. It was a chilly ride after we passed Maybank for sure.
It was nice on the way home. Had to only wear one jacket but was able to
shed the gloves.
Jerry was lookin good. His pony tail was hangin out of his helmet a
pretty good piece this time.
That hair club for men must be working out for him. Pender WAS going to
go but he used Big Eds excuse not to go..something about work.
He has admitted more than once of being a lier so I dont know if I
believe him or not.
We were really counting on (pender) to show up today since we made
reservations at the most expensive resturant in Nac and it was his turn
to buy.
All in all it was a good ride. Rode some curvy roads...ate some good
food and hung out with some pretty good company. I took my sons woman
with us and she did super ....no complaints.
She slept alot on the way home. I tried to sleep but I kept drifting
over on those chicken strips..I will get a front end alighment tommorow.
----You boys missed a good one...BJAY
Redshad -----


==according to a glance at my RandMacMap, you guys rode 300+ round
trip......pretty good for yawl. If I'd joined in it would have been
375..see....unhuh.
Know what I'm sayin.see, that is alot for an old rider, like me, in one
day, and apparaently for those other two members of the Dal/Fw Riding
Club.
I gess yawl took 175 (maybe 45, for a ways) down to Nac,Tx.
Maybe, after old Jerry recoops, he'll talk about his version of the
meeting.
Oh, yeah, just thought....I believe those CoolAid drinks (any
flavor)...enhances pony tail growths..... (I wouldnt know)
hehe JayT-

On Mar 18, 2:12*am, Westexas Rider <westexassu...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Mar 17, 11:06*pm, Redshad <reds...@tx.rr.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Mar 17, 10:10*pm, "louie" <lou...@swbell.net> wrote:
>
> > > I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana
> > > one -Nacatiteous or whatever.
>
> > > Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
> > > Nacogdoches today. Man is he looking good since he lost his license. I guess
> > > that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting favorably.
> > > He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you could see.
>
> > > When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
> > > promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed accordingly.
> > > About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a cold seeming56°.
> > > That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below zero if going more
> > > than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And that sun was no more.
> > > We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called grade clouds) and the
> > > twisties were wet. In that part of Texas where you have a paved road,which
> > > we were upon, the intersecting roads are dirt. Account the dampness the dirt
> > > had been tracked out on the paved road by the logging trucks and there was
> > > about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway. We rode a long ways, and wisheach
> > > and everyone of you could have been along.
>
> > > Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute and
> > > bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.
>
> > > ..louie
>
> > We rode em today. Top speed on my GPS was only 103. We had my brother
> > with us on that worn out V-Star so I had to keep him in my sight. With
> > 120 pounds of dirt, rust and mud caked all over his bike it slowed him
> > down. It was a chilly ride after we passed Maybank for sure. It was
> > nice on the way home. Had to only wear one jacket but was able to shed
> > the gloves. Jerry was lookin good. His pony tail was hangin out of his
> > helmet a pretty good piece this time. That hair club for men must be
> > working out for him. Pender WAS going to go but he used Big Eds excuse
> > not to go..something about work. He has admitted more than once of
> > being a lier so I dont know if I believe him or not. We were really
> > counting on him to show up today since we made reservations at the
> > most expensive resturant in Nac and it was his turn to buy. All in all
> > it was a good ride. Rode some curvy roads...ate some good food and
> > hung out with some pretty good company. I took my sons woman with us
> > and she did super ....no complaints. She slept alot on the way home. I
> > tried to sleep but I kept drifting over on those chicken strips..I
> > will get a front end alighment tommorow.
>
> > You boys missed a good one...BJAY
>
> > Redshad
>
> Phffffttt! *Y'all and your lallygagging. *People would think some of
> y'all were retired.
>
> I spent the day...... and tonight, packing and hauling. *Still ain't
> no where near done and we have to be outta the Cisco hacienda,
> pronto. *I should have hired someone to do this.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Moving is real simple...You spend a couple days and get everything
packed into boxes. You dont do anything else those days other than eat
and pack pack pack. Then you go down to the U-Haul place and rent the
biggest U-haul you can get and load it ALL at one time. If needed, you
rent two U-Hauls and two trailers. Then you go unload into the new
place and return the U-Hauls to the rental place. Then you spend the
next five years unpacking....Simple

Redshad

"louie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%CZvl.9814$%(E-Mail Removed)...
> I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana
> one -Nacatiteous or whatever.
>
> Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
> Nacogdoches today. Man is he looking good since he lost his license. I
> guess that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting
> favorably. He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you could
> see.
>
> When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
> promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed accordingly.
> About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a cold seeming 56°.
> That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below zero if going more
> than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And that sun was no more.
> We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called grade clouds) and the
> twisties were wet. In that part of Texas where you have a paved road,
> which we were upon, the intersecting roads are dirt. Account the dampness
> the dirt had been tracked out on the paved road by the logging trucks and
> there was about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway. We rode a long ways, and
> wish each and everyone of you could have been along.
>
> Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute and
> bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.
>
> ..louie
>

I checked the weather before I left, and it was a little cold, but was
supposed to warm up. Same weather report for Naca dishess. I dressed warm in
layers so I could peel down later and took off. It did not stop heavy rain
like mist until I got on the other side of Lufkin and the sun finally came
out around 2:30. I got to Nacca ditches before the boys so I laid down in
the grass and fell asleep. Louie woke me up by calling my phone since they
found my ride, but could not locate me. Met some of the Shads family and
drop dead pretty friends and they were nice as he is. Louie and me went and
hid until Redshad paid for lunch. Louie only had on a lite jacket and a tee
shirt. First time I have ever heard him complain it was cold. We tried to
get the poser Pender, Workaholic Ed, and that no show Bjay to go, but it was
too much trouble for them to join in the fun. I finally made it home and was
really glad to do so. I had a lot of fun visiting.

"Pender" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:ZJSdnRow3bw-(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> "Jerry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:uv7wl.9835$%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>
>> "louie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:%CZvl.9814$%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> I've learned to spell Nacogdoches. Next I'm gonna try the Louisiana
>>> one -Nacatiteous or whatever.
>>>
>>> Me, and the RedShad w/shaditilites seen Ole Jerry as we wuz checking out
>>> Nacogdoches today. Man is he looking good since he lost his license. I
>>> guess that LL causes him to change some of his ways and he is reacting
>>> favorably. He, there at one time, revved up that Valk as high as you
>>> could see.
>>>
>>> When we left outa Cowtown earlier today it was about 62 with channel 5
>>> promising some real warm temps to go with the sun; we dressed
>>> accordingly. About 1 1/2 counties deep into the run temp dropped to a
>>> cold seeming 56°. That made it feel like zero when driving 56, and below
>>> zero if going more than 56mph. That's that Texas Wind-chill Factor. And
>>> that sun was no more. We ran into those ground clouds (sometimes called
>>> grade clouds) and the twisties were wet. In that part of Texas where you
>>> have a paved road, which we were upon, the intersecting roads are dirt.
>>> Account the dampness the dirt had been tracked out on the paved road by
>>> the logging trucks and there was about 1/8" of mud covering our raceway.
>>> We rode a long ways, and wish each and everyone of you could have been
>>> along.
>>>
>>> Summarization - Jerry was likable. RedShad spread his golden parachute
>>> and bought lunch at a prominent chain restaurant.
>>>
>>> ..louie
>>>
>>
>> I checked the weather before I left, and it was a little cold, but was
>> supposed to warm up. Same weather report for Naca dishess. I dressed warm
>> in layers so I could peel down later and took off. It did not stop heavy
>> rain like mist until I got on the other side of Lufkin and the sun
>> finally came out around 2:30. I got to Nacca ditches before the boys so I
>> laid down in the grass and fell asleep. Louie woke me up by calling my
>> phone since they found my ride, but could not locate me. Met some of the
>> Shads family and drop dead pretty friends and they were nice as he is.
>> Louie and me went and hid until Redshad paid for lunch. Louie only had on
>> a lite jacket and a tee shirt. First time I have ever heard him complain
>> it was cold. We tried to get the poser Pender, Workaholic Ed, and that no
>> show Bjay to go, but it was too much trouble for them to join in the fun.
>> I finally made it home and was really glad to do so. I had a lot of fun
>> visiting.
>>
>
> enough, it worked. Yall made me feel bad enough to respond. I love louie
> and Redshad, and their kin. Most of Redshad's kin are married to
> Redshad's kin so that makes it cozy. I'm sure I would have enjoyed
> meeting them and I know they would have liked me. Butt,
>
> What I really missed was seeing Geraldo. He is back in the saddle so it
> portends well for our summer of riding.
>
> Ed is a lying sack of ****. He got laid off by Obama in the first wave of
> punish the white man, so I don't know why he didn't go. I on the other
> hand personally I delivered two crack babies, a tumor of generous
> proportion, and made so much money I have purchased Nagabritches, and I am
> moving it closer to Plano to enhance my holdings. I also bought my wife
> significant plastic surgery, and replaced my 401K in a single day.
>
> but all in all, I missed riding. And that Redshad, is not a lie. Work
> seems kinda
> wasteful in hindsight.
>
>
>

I think Geraldo's riding days are about over instead of finally becoming a
regular occurrence.

(Pender said a lot more, but this is the important statement)''What I
really missed was seeing Geraldo. He is back in the saddle so it
portends well for our summer of riding. -pender-


(Jerry responds)''I think Geraldo's riding days are about over instead
of finally becoming a regular occurrence..Jerry-

=====I know what you mean, I think Bjay's days are about over.....it is
a shame, he use to be a ''meeting with the friends, riding
fool''........oh well.
Atleast Willie stiil is dependable to ride with around
here.......MrJayTKana........

"Mr. JayT" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6718-49C39E7C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> (Pender said a lot more, but this is the important statement)''What I
> really missed was seeing Geraldo. He is back in the saddle so it
> portends well for our summer of riding. -pender-
>
>
> (Jerry responds)''I think Geraldo's riding days are about over instead
> of finally becoming a regular occurrence..Jerry-
>
> =====I know what you mean, I think Bjay's days are about over.....it is
> a shame, he use to be a ''meeting with the friends, riding
> fool''........oh well.
> Atleast Willie stiil is dependable to ride with around
> here.......MrJayTKana........
>

On the bright side BJay - you can probably still kick most 75 yr old's ass.

....louie

On Mar 20, 11:06*am, "louie" <lou...@swbell.net> wrote:
> "Mr. JayT" <JayTk...@webtv.net> wrote in message
>
> news:6718-49C39E7C-(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> > * (Pender said a lot more, but this is the important statement)''WhatI
> > really missed was seeing Geraldo. He is back in the saddle so it
> > portends well for our summer of riding. *-pender-
>
> > (Jerry responds)''I think Geraldo's riding days are about over instead
> > of finally becoming a regular occurrence..Jerry-
>
> > =====I know what you mean, I think Bjay's days are about over......it is
> > a shame, he use to be a ''meeting with the friends, riding
> > fool''........oh well.
> > Atleast Willie stiil is dependable to ride with around
> > here.......MrJayTKana........
>
> On the bright side BJay - you can probably still kick most 75 yr old's ass.
>
> ...louie

yeah, yeah....that brightened up my Fri-day...golf day.