Went to the Anne Frank Museum and signed the book saying, "She would have been a belieber."
Banged a bunch of hookers.
Everything related to his driving (included spitting a loggie at a sherriff who pulled him over for going 100 MPH in a gated community)
Abandoning his pet in Germany for not bringing and then not getting proper documentation.
- jmatchett383

Dont give a rats ass about that, (frank) 'em all living in gated communities. Before I sold my cbr600 last summer I went over 100mph. May seem like bragging, and maybe it is a bit haha. (frank) I miss that thing.

The Anne Frank situation is dumb I'll give you that.

6'10" and many are talking about him as a point guard. He can play any position on the floor from the 1 to the 5.

I think Ideally having him at the 3 would create matchup nightmares for everyone.
- MBFlyerfan

There are a couple guys on the team that have that ability to play multiple positions and do it well...

If Simmons plays this year there might be a real chance at seeing something like this:
5-Embiid/Noel
4-Ilyasova/Noel
3-Saric/Simmons
2-Henderson
1-Simmons/McConnell

To think that you could have a team where 1-5 are above 6'6 is just insane.

Don't know if we have any other bike lovers here but damn. Had some fun times with her.

Dont give a rats ass about that, (frank) 'em all living in gated communities. Before I sold my cbr600 last summer I went over 100mph. May seem like bragging, and maybe it is a bit haha. (frank) I miss that thing.

The Anne Frank situation is dumb I'll give you that.
- flyer_nutter

I wouldve gone over 100 on my way to work if the jmatchetts of the world would get the (frank) out of the way!

Can you guys please keep that poop in Canada? And take Bieber with it, too?
- jmatchett383

I started playing goalie using soccer shin guards, a baseball glove, soccer goalie glove as a blocker, and almost anything i could find as a chesty, along with my habs roy replica mask.

Getting the mylec leg pads was revolutionary


- YuenglingJagr

lol!! Amen!

We did the same with the shin guards and baseball glove.

For a blocker we would cut out a square piece of styrofoam and shoelace it to a hockey glove. (and draw black dots on it so it would look like a "waffle board" lol)

Chest protector was a piece of foam rubber hung from the neck by a shoelace and tied at the waste with more shoelaces.

We played maskless until mom made dad get us a Mylec mask* (well before we got the leg pads)

This one


It took a few years for us to get this cooler one that we could paint

I'm going to ask something, and not sure if we have anyone that can answer here.

I've long though that the main reason songs these days, or artists for that matter make it big is purely because of their record companies. The money and influence from those.

I found a vast amount of great singer/songwriter music on Itunes that will never hit the radio.
- flyer_nutter

The actual radio is a terrible source for discovering music/singers/artists. It's become a little bit more complicated these days with streaming services such as soundcloud, Spotify, etc. especially considering streams do count towards Billboard's album chart and with physical, or even full, album purchasing consistently decreasing.

I wouldve gone over 100 on my way to work if the jmatchetts of the world would get the (frank) out of the way!
- YuenglingJagr

Ironically I never had a speeding ticket on the bike. They take your license away automatically if you go over a certain speed. I only went that fast on highways well past the perimeter of the city.

My insurance rating is still quite good but in the last 10 years I've had I think 4 pull over tickets and 3 radar cam one's. All those tickets were for going no more than 10mph over the limit.

The actual radio is a terrible source for discovering music/singers/artists. It's become a little bit more complicated these days with streaming services such as soundcloud, Spotify, etc. especially considering streams do count towards Billboard's album chart and with physical, or even full, album purchasing consistently decreasing.
- arichardson22

It just seems that a lot of people find out about new artists through the radio. Maybe that is fading with the growth of streaming services.

Radio to me is corrupt in terms of finding quality. They play who they are told to play.

Ironically I never had a speeding ticket on the bike. They take your lisence away automatically if you go over a certain speed. I only went that fast on highways well past the perimeter of the city.

My insurance rating is still quite good but in the last 10 years I've had I think 4 pull over tickets and 3 radar cam one's.
- flyer_nutter

ive never been on a bike, so id imagine that feels faster

I wouldve gone over 100 on my way to work if the jmatchetts of the world would get the (frank) out of the way!
- YuenglingJagr

Most I've ever done was 110 in my 05 (/06) Civic on the NJ Tpk at like 1 AM whent here was no one around, just to see what it felt like.

I just don't see the need. I usually go 5-10 MPH above the speed limit, get in the left only to pass, and allot myself enough time to get to work to account for traffic. Why do people feel the need to drive at speeds where, while you may be able to control your car at that speed (which everyone says they can), the person switching into your lane may not be accounting for you going 100 in a 60.

It just seems that a lot of people find out about new artists through the radio. Maybe that is fading with the growth of streaming services.

Radio to me is corrupt in terms of finding quality. They play who they are told to play.
- flyer_nutter

streaming services like spotify and pandora are great ways of encountering artists you would've never run into before. youtube helps as well.

a lot of artists are avoiding the major label route now.

I never really looked into it, I just assumed that radio stations can only play songs they've purchased from companies. Same reason they keep replaying the same song by a certain artist, but dont play other songs from the album or old songs from the same artist

It just seems that a lot of people find out about new artists through the radio. Maybe that is fading with the growth of streaming services.

Radio to me is corrupt in terms of finding quality. They play who they are told to play.
- flyer_nutter

That is nothing new. College radio and some smaller markets can play a wider selection, but this has always been the case for the major players.

Most I've ever done was 110 in my 05 (/06) Civic on the NJ Tpk at like 1 AM whent here was no one around, just to see what it felt like.

I just don't see the need. I usually go 5-10 MPH above the speed limit, get in the left only to pass, and allot myself enough time to get to work to account for traffic. Why do people feel the need to drive at speeds where, while you may be able to control your car at that speed (which everyone says they can), the person switching into your lane may not be accounting for you going 100 in a 60.
- jmatchett383

lol!

never
gets
old

ive never been on a bike, so id imagine that feels faster
- YuenglingJagr

You get used to it quickly, you just do feel quite exposed and that takes some getting used to. When you get up over about 120mph thats when it feels a little unsafe. I could never go that fast for extended periods of time, you just have no control if anything happens.

Had one close call in my 2 years of riding, some 16 year old chick decided to cut me off and then brake suddenly to try and make the left. Went down the middle of the road with a truck beside me and her oblivious to what nearly happened.

It just seems that a lot of people find out about new artists through the radio. Maybe that is fading with the growth of streaming services.

Radio to me is corrupt in terms of finding quality. They play who they are told to play.
- flyer_nutter

I download music often solely for the purpose of avoiding the radio. Still have a 160 GB iPod classic that gets me through never hearing it. I'm not super familiar with Spotify, but SoundCloud is my personal favorite for discovering new music and artists. They have a great feature that links similar music/artists tha you have liked on the site and then let you discover 10-20 songs that are categorized like it. Plus, you can follow your personal favorite artists and they repost and share what they're listening to which is often songs/artists on the rise

You get used to it quickly, you just do feel quite exposed and that takes some getting used to. When you get up over about 120mph thats when it feels a little unsafe. I could never go that fast for extended periods of time, you just have no control if anything happens.

Had one close call in my 2 years of riding, some 16 year old chick decided to cut me off and then brake suddenly to try and make the left. Went down the middle of the road with a truck beside me and her oblivious to what nearly happened.
- flyer_nutter

I will never get on one. I don't trust myself on one, and I don't trust anyone else enough for them to give me a ride.

Most I've ever done was 110 in my 05 (/06) Civic on the NJ Tpk at like 1 AM whent here was no one around, just to see what it felt like.

I just don't see the need. I usually go 5-10 MPH above the speed limit, get in the left only to pass, and allot myself enough time to get to work to account for traffic. Why do people feel the need to drive at speeds where, while you may be able to control your car at that speed (which everyone says they can), the person switching into your lane may not be accounting for you going 100 in a 60.
- jmatchett383

I generally go 10mph over if the traffic allows (if there is room).

The bike was different. I had graduated nursing school and wanted a bit of a present for me. Got a great deal on that bike (was used), and it becomes addictive to hear the engine roar, or feel that rush.

How can anyone be mad after watching Philadelphia's true #1 team take care of New York like others can't?
- PhillySportsGuy

Yup, can't wait to see what this team is gonna look like in a year or 2

I download music often solely for the purpose of avoiding the radio. Still have a 160 GB iPod classic that gets me through never hearing it. I'm not super familiar with Spotify, but SoundCloud is my personal favorite for discovering new music and artists. They have a great feature that links similar music/artists tha you have liked on the site and then let you discover 10-20 songs that are categorized like it. Plus, you can follow your personal favorite artists and they repost and share what they're listening to which is often songs/artists on the rise
- arichardson22

I listen to the radio sometimes, but for the most part, just listen to Pandora.

I generally go 10mph over if the traffic allows (if there is room).

The bike was different. I had graduated nursing school and wanted a bit of a present for me. Got a great deal on that bike (was used), and it becomes addictive to hear the engine roar, or feel that rush.
- flyer_nutter

I will never get on one. I don't trust myself on one, and I don't trust anyone else enough for them to give me a ride.
- jmatchett383

The g/f tried to act interested and went on a few times but that ended quickly. I didn't really like having her on the back anyway as it kind of puts that thought in the back of your mind.

I drove on residential roads for 2 weeks straight in only 2nd gear before attempting even a street with a pair of lights.

I will never get on one. I don't trust myself on one, and I don't trust anyone else enough for them to give me a ride.
- jmatchett383

I don't think I'll ever get one either, but it's because of other people on the road. I grew up on dirt bikes...But one person has to be not paying attention for 2 seconds in order for your life to end.

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