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once helped the friend of a friend push his motorcycle up steps from outside, in to their first floor apartment in a 2-story 4-plex.

guy said he was just going to store the bike inside for a couple days since he didn't want it getting stolen or some ****. anyways, he wound up keeping the bike in their living area for weeks, wrenching on the thing and periodically starting it up to test out his tinkering.

guy would fire it up and rev the thing repeatedly. in their living room. he did it once when i was over. that's a loud i don't ever want to experience again in my lifetime.
My first year of college my roommate, while I was asleep, got his motorcycle up the elevator and into our room. Then he started it up 2 feet from my head. He said I levitated. There was a lot of yelling.
 

guy would fire it up and rev the thing repeatedly. in their living room. he did it once when i was over. that's a loud i don't ever want to experience again in my lifetime.
I can't imagine how, after the FIRST time, the office didn't get a call from everyone else in the building. I'm pretty confident in saying that HAD to break the rules of his lease.
best i can say is everyone in the building was sub-25

and someone eventually did call the cops on him and he had to move the bike out. just don't recall the turnaround time from moving the bike in to moving it out.
 
I used to be so happy that I hadn't experienced about 90% of the things posted in this thread. Now I'm starting to get the feeling I'm just really out of touch with the world.

Don't worry so much about being blissfully out-of-touch. I think your feet are sturdy but the world is spinning off of its axis.
 
I used to be so happy that I hadn't experienced about 90% of the things posted in this thread. Now I'm starting to get the feeling I'm just really out of touch with the world.
What each of us thinks "the world" is, is only "the part of the world we know". There are millions of people who know the world differently and who think "the world" is something different than what we think "the world" is. We just gravitate to the part(s) of the world we're used to and comfortable with. But it's a mistake to think the entire world is that way.

Get out of my mud hut.
 
Not sure if these are as popular in other regions as they are here.... but these damn e-bikes. They are everywhere. First of all, it boggles my mind that folks have the expendable income to buy their pre-teen a bike that's well over $1K, but mainly it's because they are way faster than a regular bicycle and therefore hard to judge what the rider is going to do in the bike lane. Way faster than a regular bike but slower than a car... so right in that sweet spot where it's just tough to figure them out especially in the morning taking your kid to school or in the early afternoon picking them up. These things are EVERYWHERE here in SoCal.
 
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Yup. I think I may have mentioned them in either this thread or the "pet peeves" thread but they are out of control in my area. Mostly ridden by teenagers who have zero experience driving cars, yet they are going about the same speed as local automobile traffic. Annoying AF.
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.
Ah yes, the "good old days" when we were surrounded by stinky ashtrays everywhere you went.
I still chuckle at the fact that all of us made ashtrays for our parents and grandparents as our 3rd grade ceramics projects.
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.
Ah yes, the "good old days" when we were surrounded by stinky ashtrays everywhere you went.
I still chuckle at the fact that all of us made ashtrays for our parents and grandparents as our 3rd grade ceramics projects.
I had an uncle that was always going to Vegas or Atlantic City. He would bring us kids back hotel ashtrays that he stole.
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.
Ah yes, the "good old days" when we were surrounded by stinky ashtrays everywhere you went.
I still chuckle at the fact that all of us made ashtrays for our parents and grandparents as our 3rd grade ceramics projects.
I had an uncle that was always going to Vegas or Atlantic City. He would bring us kids back hotel ashtrays that he stole.

NGL, I wouldn't mind having a few of those today. Especially for hotels that are no longer around. Pretty cool vintage stuff there.
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.

One of my Uncles (maternal) once did this in our driveway after Thanksgiving one year. Can still picture my Dad standing at the LR window lol.

:jawdrop:
I can picture me making him pick up every single flake of ash. And making him eat the cigarette butts. And licking the driveway clean.
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.

One of my Uncles (maternal) once did this in our driveway after Thanksgiving one year. Can still picture my Dad standing at the LR window lol.

:jawdrop:
I can picture me making him pick up every single flake of ash. And making him eat the cigarette butts. And licking the driveway clean.
Woah... Mr R is a lucky man...
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.
Ah yes, the "good old days" when we were surrounded by stinky ashtrays everywhere you went.
I still chuckle at the fact that all of us made ashtrays for our parents and grandparents as our 3rd grade ceramics projects.
I had an uncle that was always going to Vegas or Atlantic City. He would bring us kids back hotel ashtrays that he stole.

NGL, I wouldn't mind having a few of those today. Especially for hotels that are no longer around. Pretty cool vintage stuff there.
Yes, I wish I still had a lot of that stuff. Like a lot of my collectables, things had a habit of disappearing over the years. I do like it when I see something similar at a resale market, but it's not quite the same in terms of memories.
 
I have one souvenir ashtray left. It's from a bar (The Kangaroo Court) on the River Walk in San Antonio. I offered to buy one, but the waiter just said to take it. He said they had to buy thousands of them.
 
throwing cigarette butts out your window
Yeah. Don't like to see this.
At least we don't have people dumping out their ashtrays in the parking lots anymore.
Ah yes, the "good old days" when we were surrounded by stinky ashtrays everywhere you went.
I still chuckle at the fact that all of us made ashtrays for our parents and grandparents as our 3rd grade ceramics projects.
I had an uncle that was always going to Vegas or Atlantic City. He would bring us kids back hotel ashtrays that he stole.

NGL, I wouldn't mind having a few of those today. Especially for hotels that are no longer around. Pretty cool vintage stuff there.
I have one from the Stardust
 
Wearing sunglasses over regular glasses at the same time.
That's just for old people. Cut them some slack.
I suppose....still looks dumb
well, so do old people most of the time (i should know.......i am one of those, albeit not the sunglasses over glasses type).
I recently transitioned to prescription glasses. Have not got prescription sunglasses yet.

Your face looks dumb.
 
Wearing sunglasses over regular glasses at the same time.
That's just for old people. Cut them some slack.
I suppose....still looks dumb
well, so do old people most of the time (i should know.......i am one of those, albeit not the sunglasses over glasses type).
I recently transitioned to prescription glasses. Have not got prescription sunglasses yet.

Your face looks dumb.
Hey everyone, look this guy’s old!
 

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