It was me.
Gotta look out for each other.
Gotta look out for each other.
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yeah it always a great hing when a fellow biker helps another.
I was at a gas station, already purchased the gas and the machine wouldnt read my debit card. Went inside, ATM was out of order and the machine at the register wouldn't read the card either (and yes i had money in the account:thefinger
. I was going to leave them my id card go home get my other debit card and come back when a gentleman behind me in line offered payed for my gas. I was very apprciative, shook his hand and tried to get his info to pay him back. He shook my hand back and said, "No worries, I ride a Harley and just lookn out for a fellow biker." :thumbsup:
I was at a gas station, already purchased the gas and the machine wouldnt read my debit card. Went inside, ATM was out of order and the machine at the register wouldn't read the card either (and yes i had money in the account:thefinger
. I was going to leave them my id card go home get my other debit card and come back when a gentleman behind me in line offered payed for my gas. I was very apprciative, shook his hand and tried to get his info to pay him back. He shook my hand back and said, "No worries, I ride a Harley and just lookn out for a fellow biker." :thumbsup:Very nice!yeah it always a great hing when a fellow biker helps another.
I was at a gas station, already purchased the gas and the machine wouldnt read my debit card. Went inside, ATM was out of order and the machine at the register wouldn't read the card either (and yes i had money in the account:thefinger
Most Harley guys dont like us "street bike guys" kinda silly if you ask me.
That's pretty cool. I have one that's kinda funny...
About 6 months ago around 11pm, someone rang our doorbell while we were laying in bed. We don't know many people who live near us so it freaked us out quite a bit. I got dressed and went downstairs and looked out the window and couldn't see anybody. My wife was upstairs looking out the window and said she could see a car with its trunk open in the driveway. I go up and look and sure enough, there's a car with its trunk open but I still can't see anybody. The doorbell rings again. Feeling pretty freaked out now, I grab my 9mm from the closet and head downstairs to open the door. As I'm heading down, my wife says that the trunk of the car outside is closed but the car is still there.
I open the door, and there's nobody there. I walk out to where I can see the driveway and find that it's MY car in the driveway halfway pulled into the garage. I had taken a keg out of the trunk earlier in the day and forgot to close the trunk and pull my car into the garage afterwards. Some nice neighbor came over and closed it for me.wned:
About 6 months ago around 11pm, someone rang our doorbell while we were laying in bed. We don't know many people who live near us so it freaked us out quite a bit. I got dressed and went downstairs and looked out the window and couldn't see anybody. My wife was upstairs looking out the window and said she could see a car with its trunk open in the driveway. I go up and look and sure enough, there's a car with its trunk open but I still can't see anybody. The doorbell rings again. Feeling pretty freaked out now, I grab my 9mm from the closet and head downstairs to open the door. As I'm heading down, my wife says that the trunk of the car outside is closed but the car is still there.
I open the door, and there's nobody there. I walk out to where I can see the driveway and find that it's MY car in the driveway halfway pulled into the garage. I had taken a keg out of the trunk earlier in the day and forgot to close the trunk and pull my car into the garage afterwards. Some nice neighbor came over and closed it for me.
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