Finally got me one, like all Yawl

Honey got me a G.Pee.S. Now, maybe I wont get lost out and around the
farm area.
I thank' I'm gonna like it......I'm not 100 % dinasour anymore, maybe
just 71%..
I imagine I'm the last one of the 10 regulars on here, to git' one.
Shoot, what's next, one of them blueberries ....hehehehheheheheheheh

 

They are nice. I have a TomTom 1 that I bought last year...$149 or so
as I recall. Now they are putting them in cell phones though. My
daughter has one on her G-1 phone. Probably the cell phone with
expanded functions will replace laptops, GP devices, digital cameras,
video cameras, I-Pods, land phones, and perhaps even some TV's as they
improve. Remember PDA's? They became obsolete when the cell phones
duplicated their functions. Cell phones now get internet over the G-3
network, or for a faster connection they also connect to WiFi. Once
they improve the battery life and memory a bit, they will do
everything, including TV by digital signal, even though it would be a
small screen of course. One thing I don't really get is texting. I
don't use that much. I would rather use a full-size keyboard and type
using all my fingers, or just phone than typing with two fingers on a
phone. I send my daughter emails on my computer and she emails me
using her cell phone. A cell phone that does all that like the G1
costs about $200, although you do need a monthly package to use it.
Unlimited Internet and texting for example costs another $35 a month
over whatever your basic minutes package is. Still, it is clearly the
way technology is going.....everything in one device. Heck, it also
has a flashlight, a strobe, and if you put it on vibrate, you have a
vibrator! dkw

 

''dwk12'' responds:
----I have a TomTom 1 that I bought last year...$149 or so as I recall.
Now they are putting them in cell phones though.
My daughter has one on her G-1 phone. Probably the cell phone with
expanded functions will replace laptops, GP devices, digital cameras,
video cameras, I-Pods, land phones, and perhaps even some TV's as they
improve.
Remember PDA's? They became obsolete when the cell phones duplicated
their functions.
Cell phones now get internet over the G-3 network, or for a faster
connection they also connect to WiFi.
Once they improve the battery life and memory a bit, they will do
everything, including TV by digital signal, even though it would be a
small screen of course.
One thing I don't really get is texting. I don't use that much.
I would rather use a full-size keyboard and type using all my fingers,
or just phone than typing with two fingers on a phone.
I send my daughter emails on my computer and she emails me using her
cell phone.
A cell phone that does all that like the G1 costs about $200, although
you do need a monthly package to use it.
Unlimited Internet and texting for example costs another $35 a month
over whatever your basic minutes package is.
Still, it is clearly the way technology is going.....everything in one
device. Heck, it also has a flashlight, a strobe, and if you put it on
vibrate, you have a vibrator!
------dkw-------

==========hey good information, Mr. 'dwk'.
I aint' never heard of no G1Phone, hail I just now got a dern GPS.
I dont do no texting either, my Honey started texting friends lately
and she aint no Kid. I thought only young folks did that kinda thang.
All of your information about the G1, sounds really similar to what all
the blackberries do.
And they cost a lot more than $200, dont they?
Hey Mr.'dwk12' we appreciate your activity on the TMoto forum.
Hope you continue to award us with your interesting ''post responses''.
You were asked by Jerry if you rode a Motorcycle, and, on another
thread, I read that you apparantly 'do' Ride, cause you said it was nice
and warm down there.
What do'ya' ride? How did you find TxMoto? I am glad that you came out
of the 'lurker closet''? LOL
re;gards, MrJayTKana===========

 

I sure hope your honey bun doesn't drive and text. Sure been a lot of folks
having wrecks and dying because of it. How stupid and I would love to just
smack them. It's too sad for the ones left behind.

lonestarlvn oscar

 

I've been lurking mostly but I swear I thought you posted getting this GPS
on Black Friday after Thanksgiving. ho hum



LSO

 

I still don't have one. I rather enjoy getting lost sometimes.

 

We're speaking physically, not mentally.
SKooter (the helpful)

 

Can't I do both? Damn you people are such conformists sometimes!

 

------------I sure hope your honey bun doesn't drive and text. Sure
been a lot of folks having wrecks and dying because of it. How stupid
and I would love to just smack them. It's too sad for the ones left
behind.
lonestarlvn oscar)))

========she dang sure dont do that shit.
Hey ''LS the oscar''...how you are????

 

----hey JayT----I've been lurking mostly but I swear I thought you
posted getting this GPS on Black Friday after Thanksgiving. ho hum
LSO--------

======well LS,the oscar''......that's what happens to lurkers, they
''lurk up' by not participating, with the fine ''posters' on here. jt=

 

BiffB, dont hand us that crap..you got one of them G'pee's'ers......you
just playing.

 

Sorry, I missed Jerry's que. I do ride a motorcycle...a Suzuki 250.
Since it is a puny bike, I ride it around town for errands and to pick
up my daughter at school, etc, but stay off the interstate. It does
great at 55, but at 65 it is really working too hard for any period of
time and sounds a little like a model airplane motor, so I keep the
mph down where the engine sounds more like a gas-powered weed wacker.
Great mileage...I get 62 mpg and I drive it hard. I've had it just 6
mo. now, but rode a motorcycle many years ago...1974 and suddenly got
the bug again last year.

I found tx.motorcycles when I searched Google Groups for motorcycles.
I was trying to look for an answer to a chicken and egg-type conundrum
that's been perplexing me for years. You know how Harley Riders are
mostly 55-year-old bald farts with big butts? Anyway, I was wondering
which came first, the big butt or the big bike? dkw

 

---------------MrJayT:''Sorry, I missed Jerry's que. I do ride a
motorcycle...a >>>>Suzuki 250. Since it is a puny bike, I ride it around
town for errands and to pick up my daughter at school, etc, but stay off
the interstate.
It does great at 55, but at 65 it is really working too hard for any
period of time and sounds a little like a model airplane motor, so I
keep the mph down where the engine sounds more like a gas-powered weed
wacker.
Great mileage...I get >>>62 mpg and I drive it hard. I've had it just 6
mo. now, but rode a motorcycle many years ago...1974 and suddenly got
the bug again last year.
I found tx.motorcycles when I searched Google Groups for motorcycles. I
was trying to look for an answer to a (((chicken and egg-type conundrum
that's been perplexing me for years.)))))
You know how ((((Harley Riders are mostly 55-year-old bald farts with
big butts?)))
Anyway, I was wondering which came first, the big butt or the big bike?
dkw


=====well, hmmmm, never thought of Harley Riders quite like that. (LMAO)
I would venture to say, that most 55 year old guys all, just about have
''big butts''.
The ones I know anyway around here.....
Seriously, my opinion about your 'egg-type conundrum'' scenario...is
the ''big BUTT'' comes before the big BIKE.
Why? The majority of guys that own the big Bikes, Harleys, Goldwings,
Trikes, Boss Hoss's.....are the baby boomers, anyway, and the are 55 to
65 yr of age.
Does this help?
Jerry has a big Butt, and a very Big Bike; maybe we'll hear fron
him...... hehhehehhehehhe bjayt==

 

I had no trouble today picking out a Harley rider at my neighborhood
Mickey D's today. He was in line right front of me, so I couldn't help
casually observing his hinney. He was also almost bald, a little
porky, about 55 and I was thinkin to myself...now that is the
quintessential Harley rider. Of course he was also dressed in Black
Leather with a jacket that said Harley Davidson, so it wasn't all that
hard to pick him out.

Even though I'm a baby boomer, I never considered a Harley. They seem
too expensive and too big. If somebody did give me one, I would always
carry a shovel with me though, so if I ever dropped the thing, I could
just dig a hole and bury it on the spot. Lord knows, I couldn't get
the thing back up again. I do like some of the vintage Harleys before
they become monsters though, but in general I like nearly all the
standard models from 30 years ago, back when you had to kick em to get
em started. Apparently motorcycles are a little like music preference
where you can define a generation by what kind a person likes.
Probably not too many Harley riders tuning those radios to rap or hip
hop. They would be listening to classic country, oldies, and heavy
metal. You know, "big butt music".

 

I'm dunno about Big E, but I'll do it for Dimebag Darrell.

To see
To bleed
Cannot be taught
In turn
Your making us
Fucking hostile


Sometimes it takes a Vulgar Display of Power.

BiffB
/the B stands for Bringin' the Metal!

oh, and Happy New Year! I'm gonna go blow up some stuff now
/wish I had some tracer rounds for the AK, so I could make sure I'm
clearing the neighbor's house

 

Thanks for the invite. Who say's I'm not bald?

 

OK DKW.You live out in Arlington area?Do I know you?

Big Ed

Thanks for the invite. Who say's I'm not bald?

 

======JayT earlier said:''The ones I know anyway around here.....
Seriously, my opinion  about your 'egg-type conundrum'' scenario...is
the ''big BUTT'' comes before the big BIKE. Why? The majority of guys
that own the big Bikes, Harleys, Goldwings, Trikes, Boss Hoss's.....are
the baby boomers, anyway, and the are 55 to 65 yr of age.
Does this help?
Jerry has a big Butt, and a very Big Bike; maybe we'll hear fron
him......  hehhehehhehehhe    bjayt==


----------JayT: ''I had no trouble today picking out a Harley rider at
my neighborhood Mickey D's today. He was in line right front of me, so I
couldn't help casually observing his hinney. He was also almost bald, a
little porky, about 55 and I was thinkin to myself...now that is the
quintessential Harley rider. Of course he was also dressed in Black
Leather with a jacket that said Harley Davidson, so it wasn't all that
hard to pick him out.
Even though I'm a baby boomer, I never considered a Harley. They seem
too expensive and too big. If somebody did give me one, I would always
carry a shovel with me though, so if I ever dropped the thing, I could
just dig a hole and bury it on the spot. Lord knows, I couldn't get the
thing back up again. I do like some of the vintage Harleys before they
become monsters though, but in general I like nearly all the standard
models from 30 years ago, back when you had to kick em to get em
started. Apparently motorcycles are a little like music preference where
you can define a generation by what kind a person likes. Probably not
too many Harley riders tuning those radios to rap or hip hop. They would
be listening to classic country, oldies, and heavy metal. You know, "big
butt music". dkw12000)))

=======At the risk, of sounding like a smart ass to a friendly new
TxMoto rookie:
However it wont stop me from saying:
''I can imagine, when you are out riding around on your 250cc
motorsikel, that it is likely that other Riders,(especially HD ones),
might think you have a big butt, because of the comparison of your size,
vs the size of your motorcycle.''
They might say..''Look at that big feller on that little motorsikel''
<!> (its possible)
(kidding with ya, just could not refrain... with aTexas Chuclke)
( you gotta understand, that's the way it can be around this group of
texas gents))))
BTW, I like your music meta4----
(;@==Mr.JayT====

 

(Ed Hart)
OK DKW.You live out in Arlington area?Do I know you?
    Big Ed

=======huh?? rectum he is someones alter-ego'er, maybe
Jerrys's....hmmmm?
Ya know, just about everyone is some thing or another around
here....hehe

 

Yeah, here's a photo of people who ride bikes bigger than 250cc and
there's not a fat ass among them (me and Gladys on the right):

http://pmilligan.net/RoadGlide/PrinceGeorge/pics/IMG_3548.JPG

This missus has genetic protection, coming by the small butt
naturally, as the following illustrates:

http://pmilligan.net/RoadGlide/VancouverIsland/PowWow2008.jpg