I must rant!

zapper said:

...why don't some of you libs offer that up to him...

We could. Maybe we will. We were just still in the, hang in there, dude, life gets better phase of the chat.

lokstah said:

A 13 year old kid comes into a forum full of adults who regulalry chat with him, and he's furious about the kids in his rural town who pick on him. Christ, what's the sense in telling him it's his fault, that he deserves it, or in likening him to the Columbine killers? What's the sense in that unless you're simply a forum rival of a different political disposition, and you feel like taking the opportinuty to start a little something?

Liken him to Columbine killer? I believe I stated that he needed to find a way to vent his anger before he got to that point. But thats ok you can twist it any way you want.
Tell him its his fault? Yes after I was called names. Seems that is his modus operandi.

Colorado Ryder said:

Tell him its his fault? Yes after I was called names. Seems that is his modus operandi.

How old are you?

lokstah said:

How old are you?

I'm 14.....

zapper said:

How do you know crawfish head?

LOL...Zapp...I always love reading your responses...I will have you know that I am going to Crawfish Boil this Saturday Night. Nothing like Crawdads and a keg!!! No matter how much you train or how hard ou ride no one can pass that opportunity up.

lokstah said:

Without knowing too much about Ryan's classmates, I'm gonna venture a guess and say you've got a heap more class and wisdom in you than his redneck pals do. For one, you're into cycling. That counts for a lot. Goes for C.Ryder too, while I'm at this "props" thing (whoop, there it goes. Props done).

Ryan just needs to find someone to talk to. Maybe he can test the waters with those he rides with. A long ride with someone who just listens could work wonders. Sure would make dealing with idiots easier.

jaguar75 said:

LOL...Zapp...I always love reading your responses...I will have you know that I am going to Crawfish Boil this Saturday Night. Nothing like Crawdads and a keg!!! No matter how much you train or how hard ou ride no one can pass that opportunity up.

Man...I'm wishin I was back in nawlins...Enjoyed every trip I've made there...You are a one lucky dude...

lokstah said:

How old are you?

Not old enough to be left at home alone.

Colorado Ryder said:

Not old enough to be left at home alone.

what??? :eek:

zapper said:

what??? :eek:

We have a gas stove and I like to play with matches. I just wish I didn't have to wear this damn white helmet everywhere I go.

Colorado Ryder said:

We have a gas stove and I like to play with matches. I just wish I didn't have to wear this damn white helmet everywhere I go.

I think this whole thread conversation combined with altitude sickness is starting to get to Colorado Ryder...

davidmc said:

Your state appears to be the "Reddest of Red" considering Sen. Frist is from Tennessee, no 😕

I look out the window and see green. What do you see out yours?

jhuskey said:

I look out the window and see green. What do you see out yours?

A big American flag, actually, and a California one, and a City of Oakland one too. Practically at eye level.

lokstah said:

A big American flag, actually, and a California one, and a City of Oakland one too. Practically at eye level.

That is not a bad view.

jaguar75 said:

I think this whole thread conversation combined with altitude sickness is starting to get to Colorado Ryder...

Yeah thats what its called.

jhuskey said:

I look out the window and see green. What do you see out yours?

The wall of the building next to me.

Colorado Ryder said:

Yeah thats what its called.

I guess nobody else is seeing red either. I guess you can tell I hate media labels such as blue states and red states.

jhuskey said:

I look out the window and see green. What do you see out yours?

Part of my family is from Memphis, Tenn. Home to the Great Smoky Mountains, most picturesque portion of the Appalachian Mountains, in my opinion. Coming from a tree-hugger--me :eek: - that says alot 🙂

jhuskey said:

I look out the window and see green. What do you see out yours?

Downtown, corporate McLean-bricks & concrete, corporate juggernaught of Northern Virginia. All of the trees have been paved under to make way for corporate offices/malls/hotels. I'm sitting on top of what used to be a farm at Tysons Corner in a four story cookie-cutter apartment. I can see Bechtel's corporate office from my window. Heard of them?

davidmc said:

Downtown, corporate McLean-bricks & concrete, corporate juggernaught of Northern Virginia. All of the trees have been paved under to make way for corporate offices/malls/hotels. I'm sitting on top of what used to be a farm at Tysons Corner in a four story cookie-cutter apartment. I can see Bechtel's corporate office from my window. Heard of them?

Yeah..in Lexington, they tore down my grandfathers plantation erected an interstate...no more weeping willows no more creek that he used to play in as a kid..eieio....