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shacked up with Brenda: Mar 8, 2007

Sup dudes,

on a chill lap at MX last night I got into a tank slapper at the base of a jump that might have killed me. It was totally fine tho.

Bad video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93zbDnMtPUQ

# ? Jun 22, 2017 21:36

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# ? Jun 7, 2024 16:26

Dogbrisket: Jun 10, 2009

tjones posted:

From the news article it appears the rider didn't stick around. That makes him a piece of poo poo that was involved in an altercation that caused an innocent person to wreck (SUV) and didn't stop to help.

Car driver is also a piece of poo poo, but the guy on the bike had plenty of options that would not resort to him nearly getting run over and another person flipping their vehicle at highway speed. If it can be proven the driver swerved with malicious intent I hope they are thrown in jail.

But mainly, if you're gonna kick a car in aggression you deserve whatever happens after. To top it off, dudes a bitch for not stopping after the poo poo hit the fan.

There's no way the driver swerving into the motorcyclist was anything but intentional and he should be in jail. I don't care if the guy on the bike started it, in a bike vs. car situation the car wins 99% of the time due to sheer mass alone. the driver should have called 911, disengaged, etc. I'm also gonna second that guy's LOL at the Escalade flipping over.

# ? Jun 22, 2017 23:46

CovfefeCatCafe: Apr 11, 2006; A fresh attitude
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They're both assholes, they both deserve to be in jail.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 14:59

hot sauce: Jan 13, 2005; Grimey Drawer

Should everyone that made the driver angry that day also be arrested?

# ? Jun 23, 2017 15:15

tjones: May 13, 2005

Are you positing that the rider was justified in kicking the car and should not be held accountable along with the driver?

It was mentioned the witness recording the incident did so because the bike had already kicked the car from the other side prior. I seriously doubt this was a one sided pissing match.

I can't tell who is serious and who is trolling at this point. Everyone realizes this poo poo makes bikers in general look like huge entitled cry baby assholes and equally perpetuates the opinion that running us over is justifiable the same way some of you have no problem with the guy kicking at the car, right?

# ? Jun 23, 2017 16:09

MomJeans420: Mar 19, 2007

My guess is biker splitting lanes, car tries to be an rear end and block the biker, biker kicks the passenger side, then the events in the video occur.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 16:24

tjones: May 13, 2005

I'll leave on this note: https://youtu.be/qC-IKm2Di5s

We should all strive to be more chill dudes at the end of the day. poo poo is so much better when people aren't constantly trying to one up each other by acting like massive dicks.

Also if situations continue to escalate in lane splitting scenarios (if this was one) like ones I've recently seen, we can throw any small hope of it being drafted in other state statutes out the window.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 16:35

hot sauce: Jan 13, 2005; Grimey Drawer

I was half kidding. Both parties are at fault but it was the driver who took things to the next level by swerving and losing control, causing the accident.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 16:59

builds character: Jan 16, 2008; Keep at it.

Bobby Biker is riding on a fine summer day. Conrad Cardriver is also out for a Sunday drive. They are both traveling West on U.S. Interstate Highway 21. The East bound side of I-21 is three lanes, much like the West bound side of I-21. However, the West bound side has a high occupancy vehicle lane. The hours of operation for the HOV lane are clearly marked as 6-9 AM and 4-7 PM Monday through Friday for the prior twenty miles of road, but there is a small sign that occurs consistently throughout which indicates that the HOV lane is for use by "passenger cars with three or more passengers or motorcycles" only. It is common local knowledge that the police in the area ticket any cars driven with two or fewer passengers in this section at all times.

As they travel down the road, Conrad Cardriver was listening to Nickelback's "How You Remind Me" at full blast. Conrad Cardriver had seen the prior signs indicating the hours of operation of the HOV lane but, because he had been engrossed by his music, had been inattentive and not seen the smaller signs. Meanwhile, Bobby Biker had driven his motorcycle at a rate of 85 mph between the cars to escape a nest of angry hornets that had been chasing him since he stopped for gas. Upon evading the hornets, Bobby Biker slowed to the speed of traffic and merged into the HOV lane in a section of road that was clearly marked with a single, solid white line. Conrad Cardriver's car was equipped with a bluetooth audio soundsystem which he had connected to his phone. The system was faulty but Conrad Cardriver had decided that it was worth a few interruptions to continue listening to music from his phone over the car's stereo system. The faults were, at the time of manufacture, known by the company that built the car but not by the company that built the audio system, however they were not deemed material and so production (including that of Conrad's car) continued without remedy.

One of the faults was that any noise over 150 DB would cause any connected phone to switch to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." Bobby Biker's motorcycle was equipped with an aftermarket "Whooping Eagle" exhaust which was manufactured only for Bobby Biker's model of motorcycle and had been clearly marked "for closed course use only." The manufacturers of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system sold the exhaust system with what is colloquially known as "a wink and a nod." To wit, they had full knowledge that the attachment of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system to the motorcycle for which it was manufactured would cause such motorcycle to fail any tests required by ordinances regarding noise made by street vehicles.

Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver in his flight from the wasps and pulled into the HOV lane twenty car lengths ahead of Conrad Cardriver. As Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver, Conrad Cardriver's bluetooth audio system switched the music in Conrad Cardriver's car to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." The bluetooth audio system used wireless data on Conrad Cardriver's mobile phone to stream this song. But for the song, Conrad Cardriver would have heard Bobby Biker's loud pipes and been aware of the presence of Bobby Biker. Conrad Cardriver's exposure to a low-fi recording of My Heart Will Go On caused Conrad Cardriver to begin accelerating. Because the highway had traffic on it, Conrad Cardriver attempted to merge into the HOV lane. When Conrad Cardriver merged into the HOV lane he crossed a single unbroken white line and two single unbroken yellow lines. Bobby Biker saw Conrad Cardriver merging and kicked Conrad Cardriver's car. In response to the kick, Conrad Cardriver swerved toward Bobby Biker. In the act of swerving, Conrad Cardriver lost control of his car. Conrad Cardriver's car caromed out of control, eventually colliding with Debbie Driver's truck. This collision caused Debbie Driver's truck to crash by flipping over and resulted in the truck being "totaled." Debbie Driver suffered neck and back injuries which required extensive physical therapy and led to her being unable to perform her duties at work and to being unable to have ordinary marital relations with her husband.

What cause or causes of action might the following people have and under what theories of law? What will their damages be and who will pay them? Please explain fully.

Bobby Biker

Conrad Cardriver

Debbie Driver and her family

# ? Jun 23, 2017 17:14

Koruthaiolos: Nov 21, 2002

Oh that's easy, it's Debbie Driver. Any person ostentatious enough to drive an Escalade deserves any and all punishment up to and including being put against the wall. All her and her family's assets should be forfeited to the state for redistribution. Bobby Biker and Conrad Cardriver should be given new vehicles commiserate with their needs.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 17:29

a cute sea otter: Apr 24, 2017; I shall personally eat your entrails on my tummy!

It looks to me like that Escalade accelerates right into being sideswiped, while all the traffic around it sensibly equates "giant fireball = slow the gently caress down". Did coredump buy a truck by any chance?

# ? Jun 23, 2017 18:43

The Bananana: May 21, 2008; This is a metaphor, a Christian allegory. The fact that I have to explain to you that Jesus is the Warthog, and the Banana is drepanocytosis is just embarrassing for you.

builds character posted:

Bobby Biker is riding on a fine summer day. Conrad Cardriver is also out for a Sunday drive. They are both traveling West on U.S. Interstate Highway 21. The East bound side of I-21 is three lanes, much like the West bound side of I-21. However, the West bound side has a high occupancy vehicle lane. The hours of operation for the HOV lane are clearly marked as 6-9 AM and 4-7 PM Monday through Friday for the prior twenty miles of road, but there is a small sign that occurs consistently throughout which indicates that the HOV lane is for use by "passenger cars with three or more passengers or motorcycles" only. It is common local knowledge that the police in the area ticket any cars driven with two or fewer passengers in this section at all times.

As they travel down the road, Conrad Cardriver was listening to Nickelback's "How You Remind Me" at full blast. Conrad Cardriver had seen the prior signs indicating the hours of operation of the HOV lane but, because he had been engrossed by his music, had been inattentive and not seen the smaller signs. Meanwhile, Bobby Biker had driven his motorcycle at a rate of 85 mph between the cars to escape a nest of angry hornets that had been chasing him since he stopped for gas. Upon evading the hornets, Bobby Biker slowed to the speed of traffic and merged into the HOV lane in a section of road that was clearly marked with a single, solid white line. Conrad Cardriver's car was equipped with a bluetooth audio soundsystem which he had connected to his phone. The system was faulty but Conrad Cardriver had decided that it was worth a few interruptions to continue listening to music from his phone over the car's stereo system. The faults were, at the time of manufacture, known by the company that built the car but not by the company that built the audio system, however they were not deemed material and so production (including that of Conrad's car) continued without remedy.

One of the faults was that any noise over 150 DB would cause any connected phone to switch to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." Bobby Biker's motorcycle was equipped with an aftermarket "Whooping Eagle" exhaust which was manufactured only for Bobby Biker's model of motorcycle and had been clearly marked "for closed course use only." The manufacturers of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system sold the exhaust system with what is colloquially known as "a wink and a nod." To wit, they had full knowledge that the attachment of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system to the motorcycle for which it was manufactured would cause such motorcycle to fail any tests required by ordinances regarding noise made by street vehicles.

Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver in his flight from the wasps and pulled into the HOV lane twenty car lengths ahead of Conrad Cardriver. As Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver, Conrad Cardriver's bluetooth audio system switched the music in Conrad Cardriver's car to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." The bluetooth audio system used wireless data on Conrad Cardriver's mobile phone to stream this song. But for the song, Conrad Cardriver would have heard Bobby Biker's loud pipes and been aware of the presence of Bobby Biker. Conrad Cardriver's exposure to a low-fi recording of My Heart Will Go On caused Conrad Cardriver to begin accelerating. Because the highway had traffic on it, Conrad Cardriver attempted to merge into the HOV lane. When Conrad Cardriver merged into the HOV lane he crossed a single unbroken white line and two single unbroken yellow lines. Bobby Biker saw Conrad Cardriver merging and kicked Conrad Cardriver's car. In response to the kick, Conrad Cardriver swerved toward Bobby Biker. In the act of swerving, Conrad Cardriver lost control of his car. Conrad Cardriver's car caromed out of control, eventually colliding with Debbie Driver's truck. This collision caused Debbie Driver's truck to crash by flipping over and resulted in the truck being "totaled." Debbie Driver suffered neck and back injuries which required extensive physical therapy and led to her being unable to perform her duties at work and to being unable to have ordinary marital relations with her husband.

What cause or causes of action might the following people have and under what theories of law? What will their damages be and who will pay them? Please explain fully.

Bobby Biker

Conrad Cardriver

Debbie Driver and her family

Solve for x

# ? Jun 23, 2017 19:17

builds character: Jan 16, 2008; Keep at it.

The Bananana posted:

Solve for x

x=loss of consortium.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 20:08

Dogbrisket: Jun 10, 2009

builds character posted:

Bobby Biker is riding on a fine summer day. Conrad Cardriver is also out for a Sunday drive. They are both traveling West on U.S. Interstate Highway 21. The East bound side of I-21 is three lanes, much like the West bound side of I-21. However, the West bound side has a high occupancy vehicle lane. The hours of operation for the HOV lane are clearly marked as 6-9 AM and 4-7 PM Monday through Friday for the prior twenty miles of road, but there is a small sign that occurs consistently throughout which indicates that the HOV lane is for use by "passenger cars with three or more passengers or motorcycles" only. It is common local knowledge that the police in the area ticket any cars driven with two or fewer passengers in this section at all times.

As they travel down the road, Conrad Cardriver was listening to Nickelback's "How You Remind Me" at full blast. Conrad Cardriver had seen the prior signs indicating the hours of operation of the HOV lane but, because he had been engrossed by his music, had been inattentive and not seen the smaller signs. Meanwhile, Bobby Biker had driven his motorcycle at a rate of 85 mph between the cars to escape a nest of angry hornets that had been chasing him since he stopped for gas. Upon evading the hornets, Bobby Biker slowed to the speed of traffic and merged into the HOV lane in a section of road that was clearly marked with a single, solid white line. Conrad Cardriver's car was equipped with a bluetooth audio soundsystem which he had connected to his phone. The system was faulty but Conrad Cardriver had decided that it was worth a few interruptions to continue listening to music from his phone over the car's stereo system. The faults were, at the time of manufacture, known by the company that built the car but not by the company that built the audio system, however they were not deemed material and so production (including that of Conrad's car) continued without remedy.

One of the faults was that any noise over 150 DB would cause any connected phone to switch to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." Bobby Biker's motorcycle was equipped with an aftermarket "Whooping Eagle" exhaust which was manufactured only for Bobby Biker's model of motorcycle and had been clearly marked "for closed course use only." The manufacturers of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system sold the exhaust system with what is colloquially known as "a wink and a nod." To wit, they had full knowledge that the attachment of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system to the motorcycle for which it was manufactured would cause such motorcycle to fail any tests required by ordinances regarding noise made by street vehicles.

Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver in his flight from the wasps and pulled into the HOV lane twenty car lengths ahead of Conrad Cardriver. As Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver, Conrad Cardriver's bluetooth audio system switched the music in Conrad Cardriver's car to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." The bluetooth audio system used wireless data on Conrad Cardriver's mobile phone to stream this song. But for the song, Conrad Cardriver would have heard Bobby Biker's loud pipes and been aware of the presence of Bobby Biker. Conrad Cardriver's exposure to a low-fi recording of My Heart Will Go On caused Conrad Cardriver to begin accelerating. Because the highway had traffic on it, Conrad Cardriver attempted to merge into the HOV lane. When Conrad Cardriver merged into the HOV lane he crossed a single unbroken white line and two single unbroken yellow lines. Bobby Biker saw Conrad Cardriver merging and kicked Conrad Cardriver's car. In response to the kick, Conrad Cardriver swerved toward Bobby Biker. In the act of swerving, Conrad Cardriver lost control of his car. Conrad Cardriver's car caromed out of control, eventually colliding with Debbie Driver's truck. This collision caused Debbie Driver's truck to crash by flipping over and resulted in the truck being "totaled." Debbie Driver suffered neck and back injuries which required extensive physical therapy and led to her being unable to perform her duties at work and to being unable to have ordinary marital relations with her husband.

What cause or causes of action might the following people have and under what theories of law? What will their damages be and who will pay them? Please explain fully.

Bobby Biker

Conrad Cardriver

Debbie Driver and her family

888 didn't read

# ? Jun 23, 2017 22:25

500excf type r: Mar 7, 2013; I'm as annoying as the high-pitched whine of my motorcycle, desperately compensating for the lack of substance in my life.

builds character posted:

Bobby Biker is riding on a fine summer day. Conrad Cardriver is also out for a Sunday drive. They are both traveling West on U.S. Interstate Highway 21. The East bound side of I-21 is three lanes, much like the West bound side of I-21. However, the West bound side has a high occupancy vehicle lane. The hours of operation for the HOV lane are clearly marked as 6-9 AM and 4-7 PM Monday through Friday for the prior twenty miles of road, but there is a small sign that occurs consistently throughout which indicates that the HOV lane is for use by "passenger cars with three or more passengers or motorcycles" only. It is common local knowledge that the police in the area ticket any cars driven with two or fewer passengers in this section at all times.

As they travel down the road, Conrad Cardriver was listening to Nickelback's "How You Remind Me" at full blast. Conrad Cardriver had seen the prior signs indicating the hours of operation of the HOV lane but, because he had been engrossed by his music, had been inattentive and not seen the smaller signs. Meanwhile, Bobby Biker had driven his motorcycle at a rate of 85 mph between the cars to escape a nest of angry hornets that had been chasing him since he stopped for gas. Upon evading the hornets, Bobby Biker slowed to the speed of traffic and merged into the HOV lane in a section of road that was clearly marked with a single, solid white line. Conrad Cardriver's car was equipped with a bluetooth audio soundsystem which he had connected to his phone. The system was faulty but Conrad Cardriver had decided that it was worth a few interruptions to continue listening to music from his phone over the car's stereo system. The faults were, at the time of manufacture, known by the company that built the car but not by the company that built the audio system, however they were not deemed material and so production (including that of Conrad's car) continued without remedy.

One of the faults was that any noise over 150 DB would cause any connected phone to switch to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." Bobby Biker's motorcycle was equipped with an aftermarket "Whooping Eagle" exhaust which was manufactured only for Bobby Biker's model of motorcycle and had been clearly marked "for closed course use only." The manufacturers of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system sold the exhaust system with what is colloquially known as "a wink and a nod." To wit, they had full knowledge that the attachment of the Whooping Eagle exhaust system to the motorcycle for which it was manufactured would cause such motorcycle to fail any tests required by ordinances regarding noise made by street vehicles.

Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver in his flight from the wasps and pulled into the HOV lane twenty car lengths ahead of Conrad Cardriver. As Bobby Biker passed Conrad Cardriver, Conrad Cardriver's bluetooth audio system switched the music in Conrad Cardriver's car to a low-fi recording of Celine Deion's "My Heart Will Go On." The bluetooth audio system used wireless data on Conrad Cardriver's mobile phone to stream this song. But for the song, Conrad Cardriver would have heard Bobby Biker's loud pipes and been aware of the presence of Bobby Biker. Conrad Cardriver's exposure to a low-fi recording of My Heart Will Go On caused Conrad Cardriver to begin accelerating. Because the highway had traffic on it, Conrad Cardriver attempted to merge into the HOV lane. When Conrad Cardriver merged into the HOV lane he crossed a single unbroken white line and two single unbroken yellow lines. Bobby Biker saw Conrad Cardriver merging and kicked Conrad Cardriver's car. In response to the kick, Conrad Cardriver swerved toward Bobby Biker. In the act of swerving, Conrad Cardriver lost control of his car. Conrad Cardriver's car caromed out of control, eventually colliding with Debbie Driver's truck. This collision caused Debbie Driver's truck to crash by flipping over and resulted in the truck being "totaled." Debbie Driver suffered neck and back injuries which required extensive physical therapy and led to her being unable to perform her duties at work and to being unable to have ordinary marital relations with her husband.

What cause or causes of action might the following people have and under what theories of law? What will their damages be and who will pay them? Please explain fully.

Bobby Biker

Conrad Cardriver

Debbie Driver and her family

the act of swerving is more like attempted manslaughter while kicking the car is like simple assault so i hope the biker dude never gets ratted out and is smart enough to keep his mouth shut

# ? Jun 23, 2017 23:04

Slavvy: Dec 11, 2012

I'd wager someone dumb enough to kick a car isn't smart enough to keep his mouth shut.

# ? Jun 23, 2017 23:11

500excf type r: Mar 7, 2013; I'm as annoying as the high-pitched whine of my motorcycle, desperately compensating for the lack of substance in my life.

Slavvy posted:

I'd wager someone dumb enough to kick a car isn't smart enough to keep his mouth shut.

nah i kicked the poo poo out a car and never told anyone

# ? Jun 23, 2017 23:12

Koruthaiolos: Nov 21, 2002

EX250 Type R posted:

nah i kicked the poo poo out a car and never told anyone

Until now

# ? Jun 23, 2017 23:26

500excf type r: Mar 7, 2013; I'm as annoying as the high-pitched whine of my motorcycle, desperately compensating for the lack of substance in my life.

Koruthaiolos posted:

Until now

way to ruin the joke dick also i told everyone including the chief of police that took the accident report because idgaf and neither did he

# ? Jun 23, 2017 23:36

Koruthaiolos: Nov 21, 2002

Ruining a rifkin joke means a days work well done

# ? Jun 24, 2017 00:35

Razzled: Feb 3, 2011; MY HARLEY IS COOL

gods work lads

# ? Jun 24, 2017 02:57

One Swell Foop: Aug 5, 2010; I'm afraid we have no time for codes and manners.

Trials bike on a rollercoaster

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEUMwxzyDxI

# ? Jun 24, 2017 17:55

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester: Oct 3, 2000

4t worst t

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# ? Jun 26, 2017 18:54

Finger Prince: Jan 5, 2007

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

4t worst t

God that 70s MV must have been a hell of a thing.

# ? Jun 26, 2017 19:07

Beve Stuscemi: Jun 6, 2001

Norton and AJS retroactively step your game up

# ? Jun 26, 2017 19:09

goddamnedtwisto: Dec 31, 2004; If you ask me about the mole people in the London Underground, I WILL be forced to kill you; Fun Shoe

Finger Prince posted:

God that 70s MV must have been a hell of a thing.

Have I got my weird bike engines confused or was it a V8 or something similarly ridiculous?

# ? Jun 26, 2017 19:13

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester: Oct 3, 2000

Guzzi made a v8 in the 50s but it never did well, it was too ambitious. Unreliable, heavy, etc. 8 carbs, 8 sets of points, water cooled, etc.

# ? Jun 26, 2017 19:38

MomJeans420: Mar 19, 2007

I bet syncing 8 carbs is a lot of fun

# ? Jun 26, 2017 19:41

Tenchrono: Jun 2, 2011

Took the Honda up the bottom half of Skyline drive. The twisties up and down to the entrances were fun and the actual ride was nice and scenic as well.

# ? Jun 26, 2017 20:23

Coredump: Dec 1, 2002

a cute sea otter posted:

Did coredump buy a truck by any chance?

# ? Jun 26, 2017 21:28

ADINSX: Sep 9, 2003; Wanna run with my crew huh? Rule cyberspace and crunch numbers like I do?

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

Guzzi made a v8 in the 50s but it never did well, it was too ambitious. Unreliable, heavy, etc. 8 carbs, 8 sets of points, water cooled, etc.

I wish they'd try and bring it back with modern manufacturing/metallurgy/fuel injection.

# ? Jun 27, 2017 02:52

High Protein: Jul 12, 2009

Found pictures of myself riding the Tourmalet pass in the Pyrinees; there's photographers there for the cyclists

# ? Jun 28, 2017 18:00

dumb.: Apr 11, 2014; -=💀=-

High Protein posted:

Found pictures of myself riding the Tourmalet pass in the Pyrinees; there's photographers there for the cyclists

Was it tough riding with all those words swirling around you?

# ? Jun 28, 2017 18:02

captainOrbital: Jan 23, 2003; Wrathchild!
💢🧒

dumb. posted:

Was it tough riding with all those words swirling around you?

That was by far my least favorite part about riding in the Pyrenees.

:words:

# ? Jun 28, 2017 18:57

High Protein: Jul 12, 2009

dumb. posted:

Was it tough riding with all those words swirling around you?

They want 13 bucks per picture so I'll make do with the words

# ? Jun 28, 2017 21:30

HenryJLittlefinger: Jan 31, 2010; stomp clap

https://fat.gfycat.com/RegularAdoredBelugawhale.webm

# ? Jun 28, 2017 23:21

Jazzzzz: May 16, 2002

What did that poor bike do to deserve that?

# ? Jun 28, 2017 23:35

ilkhan: Oct 7, 2004; You'll be sorry you made fun of me when Daddy Donald jails all my posting enemies!

High Protein posted:

They want 13 bucks per picture so I'll make do with the words

poo poo 13 is loving cheap. My local track day photographer wants $25 for a *single* digital file, or $50 for a CD with all your images for the day.

# ? Jun 29, 2017 00:25

The Bananana: May 21, 2008; This is a metaphor, a Christian allegory. The fact that I have to explain to you that Jesus is the Warthog, and the Banana is drepanocytosis is just embarrassing for you.

Jazzzzz posted:

What did that poor bike do to deserve that?

Me too, man... me too. :smith:

# ? Jun 29, 2017 01:05

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# ? Jun 7, 2024 16:26

Chichevache: Feb 17, 2010; One of the funniest posters in GIP.

Just not intentionally.

HenryJLittlefinger posted:

https://fat.gfycat.com/RegularAdoredBelugawhale.webm

Motorcycle snuff porn

# ? Jun 29, 2017 03:14

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