One day sir, I hope to be in your shoes..

^FTW.

All my personal accomplishments in life don't even begin to compare to the thought of one day being a dad. I get all :excited::excited::excited: thinking of helping raise a family and worshiping a lovely queen.

I know divorced guys may say elsewise because love is grand but divorce is ten grand:ugh2:. But feeling like you just haven't made it where you want to be in life is harsh.:mad:

thats right, very well said sir..

:icon17: im not no. BUT my father is a retired Maryland State Trooper (retired CPL... 20 years)....... and my half brother is a SGT in the Maryland State Police and is a medic.

Nice...:tup:

:tup: the first 3months is pretty rough. :rofl2: hahahahaha.

hummm... ive not accomplished much in life so this is the least i can do. lol :icon17: hahaha. im just a regular joe.

nice! :tup:

I cant even imagine bro.:p

hahaha. it was tuff for me the first time around especially since my first one was so fussy and stubborn. by the 2nd kid, i knew wat to expect so was so much easier. plus, the 2nd kid was quiet and good at entertaining himself, so was a breeze. :tup:

btw, wat do you guys think the Ruckus...is cool or dumb? :confused: i think pretty cool, but kinda too slow. maybe Yamaha Zuma 50F?

i want to get a 50cc next year to ride around the neighborhood. i know my wife will not let me get a motorcycle license so it will be more like a local side street stroller.

dude, speaking of motorcycles.. I use to ride, I had 3 crotch rockets.. 2 GSXRs and 1 R6, I gave it up about a year and half ago, I lost a few friends on speedbikes while I was down at florida state univ., so it was time.. but anyways, i jumped on a CBR1000 yesterday to help a friend out moving it from point A to point B.. it was nice to ride again.

wow, sorry to hear about lost friends. :(

this is one thing in life i regret not doing while younger.. getting a motorcycle license when i could. i dont even know how to ride a motorcycle. :ugh2: just a scooter... lol :icon17:

maybe funny to pass these $10K CF bicycle rid0rs on a cheaparse scooter just for kicks. :icon17:

Thanks brother..

There's nothing like riding a speed bike, its just awesome, but I tell ya its easy to get that mentality, to where you start thinking and believing you're the fastest thing on the street.. in essence, you pretty much are.

:roflpuke2::roflpuke2:

I've touched 177mph on a 2005 GSXR 600, I believe I topped it out, and let me tell you, I've NEVER experienced anything like that, it was unbelievable. I had spit running down my face as Im smiling looking down at my speedometer while watching the road.

There's a national forrest near tallahassee, (hwy 65). the straightway had to have been 10 to 15 miles. It was awesome.