Do you know alot about 70's Porn Stars?Originally Posted by Tom
I have a guess also by looking at your avatar............. '70s porn star?
Actually, women, motorcycles, guns and Black Jack, pretty much sums it up.(Of course work is in there too).
How about you Tom??
Ouchez
Never been good with the ladies, I usually intimidate 'em and it doesn't help that I'm stingyActually, women, motorcycles, guns and Black Jack, pretty much sums it up.
How about you Tom??
Motorcycles I can relate to....I enjoy working on mine.
Guns are one hobby I haven't tried yet, and Blackjack is my latest pleasure. I have many other hobbies of course but rarely discussed here
I can understand a Hollywood Mogul probably would intimidate a woman, probably feeling she could not live up to your expectations and always facing competition from other ultra fine females.Never been good with the ladies, I usually intimidate 'em and it doesn't help that I'm stingy
Motorcycles I can relate to....I enjoy working on mine.
Guns are one hobby I haven't tried yet, and Blackjack is my latest pleasure. I have many other hobbies of course but rarely discussed here
What kind of cycle do you have Tom? I am seriously thinking of adding a Raider S to my stable to keep Mr. Max company. Working on your own cycle is part of the ownership pleasure, I highly recommend it if you are capable, but not to the point of placing yourself in danger if incapable. Death can come fast in that world.
As to your BJ experience, seems to me that you have been in the GAME a long time, maybe I am wrong on that.
Give me a hint of a movie you were involved in or a series, maybe post a picture in your albums that may give a clue. I am thinking you may be George Clooney.
If you like you can discuss your hobbies, what fun are they if you cannot talk about them,,,for instance I used to collect limited edition signed and numbered books, the type often bound in leather, still have all of them, thinking about putting them up for auction at a major auction house to pass on the thrill of ownership. I have one so fine it would most likely impress even you.
Ouchez
I wouldn't really call myself a "mogul".....at least not at this point in time. Maybe down the road when I am actually funding my own films from my own pocket
Won't disclose exact model since it's my daily driver; however, it's from "like-minded" engineers of both cycles you mentioned if you catch my drift
I will give you more hints. My motorcycle is older than I am. It is extremely simple to work on and I can disassemble it entirely in about 6-8 hours. I changed the rear tire with 1 tire iron and a can of spinach (just kidding about the spinach). It was very popular "back in the day" and gets lots of looks and compliments. I have made a few upgrades and more to be made. As far as screwing up something that would endanger me, well frankly that would be hard to do. Not a lot to muck up on this machine
Won't comment on my experience in this game as there are lurkers, but I'm not a pro by the forum's standards.
I was in a show with the son of the person in my avatar. I have been in other shows on the same network. I was in a music video/film with a very popular '80s actor. Like I said before, I do more work on projects than on camera, I typically work on shows that the adolescents of today's generation find entertaining. You can use your imagination for the type of show I'm talking aboutGive me a hint of a movie you were involved in or a series, maybe post a picture in your albums that may give a clue. I am thinking you may be George Clooney.
I keep my casual talk to a minimum because again, there are lurkers, and I tend to talk about my hobbies etc in person or at the tables. I'm just the kind of person that you won't forget because, frankly, I am diverse in my interests. And I'll just leave it at thatIf you like you can discuss your hobbies, what fun are they if you cannot talk about them,,,for instance I used to collect limited edition signed and numbered books, the type often bound in leather, still have all of them, thinking about putting them up for auction at a major auction house to pass on the thrill of ownership. I have one so fine it would most likely impress even you.
Ouchez
Last edited by Tom; 08-23-2012 at 04:48 PM.
Colin Hanks, Roswell. Hot or cold? Very big cast, would have no idea which one was you without a lot of time spent, and with the great weather here, I would rather be riding Max, and what a ride I had today
Won't disclose exact model since it's my daily driver; however, it's from "like-minded" engineers of both cycles you mentioned if you catch my drift
I was in a show with the son of the person in my avatar. I have been in other shows on the same network. I was in a music video/film with a very popular '80s actor. Like I said before, I do more work on projects than on camera, I typically work on shows that the adolescents of today's generation find entertaining. You can use your imagination for the type of show I'm talking about
And since a daily driver a 1970 Honda 750. Hmmm???? Yes,,,,No..You need not answer, don't want you to cause yourself any problems either. You should think about a more modern bike, say like a ZX14RR or a Gen 2 Max, or a Raider S even, to vastly increase your riding pleasure.
My Best,
Ouchez
Roswell was a decade ago, I am talking shows that aired within the last year.Colin Hanks, Roswell. Hot or cold? Very big cast, would have no idea which one was you without a lot of time spent, and with the great weather here, I would rather be riding Max, and what a ride I had today
And since a daily driver a 1970 Honda 750. Hmmm???? Yes,,,,No..You need not answer, don't want you to cause yourself any problems either. You should think about a more modern bike, say like a ZX14RR or a Gen 2 Max, or a Raider S even, to vastly increase your riding pleasure.
My Best,
Ouchez
Not a Honda, guess you didn't get my hint
Now you sound like a business associate of mine, he is always egging me on to "upgrade" to a newer bike. I will eventually........eventually. I actually would like a Gen 2 Vmax but dropping twenty grand on a bike isn't on my priority list at the moment
I take it that Dane is a better guesser than you are?Thanks for keeping it to the Initials
Ouchez
Tom,I take it that Dane is a better guesser than you are?
Chet H. M-Video??, Shovelhead??,,Pan Head???,,Triumph Bonneville??? Hell, I give up!
I need to hit the tables, as soon as family things are done, they really never are (cool), and the weather changes so I can't ride Max, but I do ride it to the casino, nice ride of some 35 miles or so. I dig the competition, my claws want to tear and my fangs need the taste of blood,,,,whoops,,,that was another guy!!
Ouchez
No, it's a very light bike (rules out Harleys) but not street-fighter sporty (although it was popular dirt race bike). Close to the Honda you mentioned but different make.Tom,
Chester H. M-Video??, Shovelhead??,,Pan Head???,,Triumph Bonneville??? Hell, I give up!
I need to hit the tables, as soon as family things are done, they really never are (cool), and the weather changes so I can't ride Max, but I do ride it to the casino, nice ride of some 35 miles or so. I dig the competition, my claws want to tear and my fangs need the taste of blood,,,,whoops,,,that was another guy
Ouchez
Ahhh you're hopeless!!Never-mind about the bike, I may post a picture sometime.
My rides are typically longer, 300+ miles. Anything more than that and I rent a car or take a plane. First long road-trip I took, my hands were bruised from the vibrations and hands were sunburned through the breather holes in my riding gloves! Not the best bike to be touring the country on, but I enjoy the challenge
Tom, 300 miles is easily doable on the Max, but I no longer have the "Iron Butt", and there is really no vibration in 5th gear. Thanks about sometimes posting the picture, you should do an album on the site with some of you're Hollywood friends, like Pacino, Deniro, Pitt, Hanks etc.No, it's a very light bike (rules out Harleys) but not street-fighter sporty (although it was popular dirt race bike). Close to the Honda you mentioned but different make.
Ahhh you're hopeless!!
My rides are typically longer, 300+ miles. Anything more than that and I rent a car or take a plane. First long road-trip I took, my hands were bruised from the vibrations and hands were sunburned through the breather holes in my riding gloves! Not the best bike to be touring the country on, but I enjoy the challenge
I see from the post you must be partying today, Friday and all, tipping a few Huh....I like Whiskey and Coke, Screwdriver, Pina Colada, Marguerita, but I am not much of a drinker,,,,,,,but I do like's, in fact "I could eat a
Your Friend,
Ouchez
Last edited by Ouchez; 08-24-2012 at 04:43 PM.
Well......anything is easily doable on a modern bike. I did change the drive sprocket on mine to lower vibrations in 5th and it has helped immensely.Tom, 300 miles is easily doable on the Max, but I no longer have the "Iron Butt", and there is really no vibration in 5th gear. Thanks about sometimes posting the picture, you should do an album on the site with some of you Hollywood friends, like Pacino, Deniro, Pitt, Hanks etc.
Partying.....ha......actually I'm working on my bike as we speak. But it does help to down a few to pass the timeI see from the post you must be partying today, Friday and all, tipping a few Huh....I like Whiskey and Coke, Screwdriver, Pina Colada, Marguerita, but I am not much of a drinker,,,,,,,but I do like
I actually ate a peach at lunch today.......lol.......but not the kind you were referencing to
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