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I was stationed in Saudi Arabia with the U.S. Air Force and on the weekends we would ride dirt bikes (enduros or motocrosses) in the sand dunes. I had never ridden a motorcycle before and the learning curve was pretty steep, ergo "Crash."

Crash

jmra wrote:

wreckemsaints wrote:From New Orleans and huge saints fan. Used to want to go to Texas Tech and their saying is wreckem tech so I combined the two to make wreckemsaints

Wife was born and raised in NOLA - I lived there for 2/3 of my life. Moved 3 months before Katrina. God is good.

I was just outside of Baton Rouge for both Katrina and Rita.

I met some very interesting people after Katrina. We had the room and the ability to help a few folks in the days following. They're memories I'll never forget.
One couple was still with us when Rita hit. They're in California now. We keep in contact from time to time. That reminds me I haven't talked to them in a while. I think I'll call tonight.

Live in Texas and my edc is a yugo tokarev

On April 6th, 2008, then presidential candidate Barack Obama spoke to a San Francisco, California fundraiser about his difficulties in rural Pennsylvania:
" And its not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them...as a way to explain their frustrations."

And hence, my user name was inspired!

Kraut wrote:I'm a kraut. If I were politically correct I'd say that I'm a "German-American" but I'm not politically correct.

lol...I like you already...and I'm Irish. Go figure!

Welcome to the forum by the way!

Kraut wrote:I'm a kraut. If I were politically correct I'd say that I'm a "German-American" but I'm not politically correct.

That's cool! At least you're not sour about it.

Let's see! I like Pink Floyd. People always say, "Hello Wall," and then ask if I like Willie Nelson. No that's not it. I use to tell my ex-wife, "talking to you is like talking to the wall. No that's not it. Oh! Now I remember. The first three letters of my name are W A L L.

Some local guys started up a clan for a computer game called Tribes 2. The name convention was a lowercase "l" to start, followed by vowel(s), and then the next consonant string had to include a capital K. Guess you could say it stuck like glue :P ( yet the genesis had nothing to do with the popular Loctite ).

Magnawing wrote:My current bike is a Honda Magna with fairing and bags from an old Goldwing...my buddy dubbed it the Magnawing

Another MOOTster haunting this board. Welcome.

ETA: We need to get some more of those guys over here.

My User name stems from my Military Call sign.

Mine comes from my initials and my Primary MOS as a mortar an when I served In the Marine Corps.

I think mine is self explanatory. It's also my brand "0C". My wife thinks I ought to use "no sense." It would fit too.

Company I work for, and my trade (pipefitter).

Absolutely the best dog I've ever owned was a blue merle Australian Shepherd. She lived to be 16 y/o. I miss her dearly to this day.

Hmmmmm Interesting - pretty simple - first initial - last name