my racing debut is cancelled
04-24-2004, 06:07 AM
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Now lets get this thread back on topic. If you did a little something something for her then I think it is only fair that she does a little something something for you. I am talking about some freeky circuis sex, pictures to be posted in the uncensored section 
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04-24-2004, 06:17 AM
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Respect her. Your changing things already after you have commited to her. If you wanted to race, should have done it before you got engaged then she can't *****. Married at 21, she was 18....22yrs still strong. And remember, 1/2 that get married stay married. Good luck. 
04-24-2004, 06:29 AM
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You have to focus on what's important. And it is not racing boats against your loved one's wishes. I see all the support racer's get from family and friends and it is a great thing, I also see a lot of divorces in the boating community because the hobby/sport becomes too much for the sig other to handle. Deal with it now, don't hold it against her and race another day, she may make a fine co-pilot
04-24-2004, 06:45 AM
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Respect her. Your changing things already after you have commited to her. If you wanted to race, should have done it before you got engaged then she can't *****. Married at 21, she was 18....22yrs still strong. And remember, 1/2 that get married stay married. Good luck.
Respect her. Your changing things already after you have commited to her. If you wanted to race, should have done it before you got engaged then she can't *****. Married at 21, she was 18....22yrs still strong. And remember, 1/2 that get married stay married. Good luck.
This just in, Marriage has been found to be the leading cause for divorce
04-24-2004, 07:43 AM
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You did right, now lets get this video in your hands, it keeps being returned. I sent you two PMs to try and fix this. Show her this video and you can see how crazy some people can get. Again, you did right, you had a choice and you made the right decission. Good man.
Again, you did right, you had a choice and you made the right decission. Good man.
04-24-2004, 07:53 AM
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Originally posted by Peconic
Don't worry, guys. The abandoned spots in the bats were filled five minutes after Chris put down the phone. Film at 11.
Don't worry, guys. The abandoned spots in the bats were filled five minutes after Chris put down the phone. Film at 11.
Sometimes I wonder why I continue to defend you.
04-24-2004, 08:25 AM
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Originally posted by open72
funny , never have seen any pics of women on your cig, gee , i wonder y. oh yeah , it's called respect. but then again i shouldn't expect anything less from a used car lot salesman.....
funny , never have seen any pics of women on your cig, gee , i wonder y. oh yeah , it's called respect. but then again i shouldn't expect anything less from a used car lot salesman.....
A. My Dad got married on 2/14/76. That's 28 YEARS of marriage. When you are married 28 years to your wife, than you can talk about respect.
He also started to "ocean" race in 1976 with a 28 Cigarette. He raced from 1976-1982 in a boat no bigger than 30 feet. Those were the days where they raced 150-200 miles in the OCEAN without a GPS. Got balls ehh? Today a race is between 35-40 miles. We run 35 miles every Sunday in our boat!!!
B. My dad is not a used car salesman. I am the used car salesman.
. He owns MERCEDESHOWROOM. He started from scratch. If you ever come down to Florida I'll show you around, you'll be amazed at what he has done. I am very proud of him. LS JR.
