Fellow Archer down...please read
04-20-2006 | 03:40 AM
#11
Boone & Crockett
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From: Cheasapeke and Delaware Bay Region
RE: Fellow Archer down...please read
So sorry to hear this, my prayers are with him. What DavidMil was refering to is I just got a Harley Ultra Classic. You really have to drive 300 yards in front of you at ALL TIMES. I've only had it 2 weeks tomorrow and have been cut off by a tractor trailer and a few cars that turned or pulled out in front of me, unbeleivable, and mine has 3 headlightes on it. Although I'm uneasy about riding when it's dark I did take it to work yesterday at 4am, not much traffic on the road then but the deer and racoons are out so I took the long way and bypassed the backcountry.
I reallypray for a full recovery for your friend.
I reallypray for a full recovery for your friend.
04-20-2006 | 02:30 PM
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From: Ludlow MA.
RE: Fellow Archer down...please read
Iam sorry to hereabout his accedent, i ride and i lost a few friends years back,all the drivers fault not paying attention or on phones my prayers go out to his family and friends,
04-20-2006 | 03:45 PM
#17
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From: Massachusetts
RE: Fellow Archer down...please read
Yikes that's terrible. I was just saying today that if my wife ever left me, I'd get a motorcycle (not that she's planning to....I don't think...),
maybe not then either....
Let's pray he not only recovers, but is able to bowhunt again someday soon.
maybe not then either....
Let's pray he not only recovers, but is able to bowhunt again someday soon.
04-20-2006 | 06:22 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Fellow Archer down...please read
Wow... My thoughts and prayers are with your friend... [&o]
I had an old USCG friend back around 1981 or so who got whacked on the highway, heading out towards Long Island, NY. All these years, decades, later if you ask him about it, all he remembers is a light brown Chevy Chevelle... [&:] He ended up getting medically retired by the USCG as he was never the same again. Word has it he went over the handlebars, landed on his head (helmet saved his life), rolled over and skidded down the highway on his back and butt. [:'(]
I had an old USCG friend back around 1981 or so who got whacked on the highway, heading out towards Long Island, NY. All these years, decades, later if you ask him about it, all he remembers is a light brown Chevy Chevelle... [&:] He ended up getting medically retired by the USCG as he was never the same again. Word has it he went over the handlebars, landed on his head (helmet saved his life), rolled over and skidded down the highway on his back and butt. [:'(]