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Welcome to the VTwin Mama humor page! Submit
your funny motorcycle- related items, keeping in mind that I consider this
site a PG+ rating! Well, at least less than R in some ways!
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those that remember the game show, Hollywood Squares. As seen on the VTM Message Board Stranded On An Island A man is stranded on a desert island, all alone for ten years. One day,
he sees a speck in the horizon. He thinks to himself, "It's not a
ship." The speck gets a little closer and he thinks, "It's not a
boat." The speck gets even closer and he thinks, "It's not a
raft." Then, out of the surf comes this gorgeous blonde woman,
wearing a wet suit and scuba gear. Sent in by VTM sister Bobbye ... who notes that cagers certainly won't have an excuse for not seeing this motorcycle!
Sent by a girlfriend of mine (Jeanne)!
Ever wondered how a woman's brain works? It's finally explained here in one easy-to-understand illustration:
Every
one of those little blue balls is a thought about something that needs to
be done, a decision or a problem that needs to be solved.
Maxine was driving down the highway about 75 miles an hour, when she
noticed a motorcycle policeman following her. Instead of slowing down, she
picked up speed. A Saucy Santa for you! Definitely enter your first name when it prompts you! http://adoniscabaret.co.uk/saucy-santa-hen-night/index.htm Well, it's a Harley, but it's built out of plywood! Gotta love this!
From Lil Stargazer at the VTwin
Mama Message Board. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oggr09W0Bno
Included in a posting by Lowly at the VTwin
Mama Message Board.
Lowly adds:
That must be for when we take on an ACME challenge and do it, knowing WE ARE NOT ALONE! Submitted by VTwin Mama sister Cindy, A.P.M.S. photo Why one should ride the bike now and again!
VTwin Mama sister Bobbye sent these in and they answer the question whether creative packing/loading is possible!
INTRODUCING
A NEW LINE OF MOTORCYCLES Peter Long, Johnson's
Brands Marketing Manager said, "We have studied the market and
determined that Harley, while highly successful, has narrowly missed the
mark when targeting motorcycle buyers." Long added, "We at
Johnson are convinced that our product hits the target dead center and
promises to draw sales away from Harley-Davidson in a way no other
motorcycle has been able to The new line of bikes, marketed under the name Big Johnson Motorcycles, will, according to Long, deliver what Harley has only promised. "Our research show that this, a Big Johnson, is what Harley buyers are really after." At the unveiling of the new line Monday, several current Harley owners agree. "When I bought my Harley, what I really needed was a Big Johnson," said one Harley owner. "But I see now that riding a Harley is no replacement for having a Big Johnson." Manager Long also said
that his company would follow the lead of Harley-Davidson and cash in on a
huge market for non-motorcycle related products. "We realize that not
every guy can have a Big Johnson," said Long, "But image is very
important to people. If they Asked if he anticipated Big Johnsons showing up in the hands of Harley owners, Long said it was unlikely. "I just don't see the need to have a Harley if you have a Big Johnson," he said. "And I can't imagine someone who spends all their resources to acquire a Harley having a Big Johnson. I think it boils down to this - You either have a Harley, or you have a Big Johnson, but you are not likely to have both." "Given the
choice," said Long, "I think most guys will opt for the Big
Johnson." One female present at the product unveiling was quoted as saying, "There is no way I will let Lonnie drop 20 grand on another one of those Harleys, but 20 grand to get him a Big Johnson? Well, that's something we could both enjoy, and it's something he really needs." Carla Roundheel, manager
of the dealership network now being established, said her motto is simple.
"I service what we sell. "Big Johnson Motorcycles will be traded
on the As seen in the March/April issue of The Saturday Evening Post Get Your Motor Running They sauntered over to the trucker. One knocked over his coffee; another poured syrup on this eggs; and the third one dumped salt and pepper on his hear. The trucker took this abuse without saying a word, left a tip, and went over to the cashier. He paid his bill and walked out the door to the parking lot. "He sure wasn't much of a man," one of the bikers said to the waitress as they seated themselves down at a window booth. "He didn't even put up a fight." "He's not much of a driver, either," the waitress said as she looked out a window. "He just backed his truck over three motorcycles." - Charles W. Scott
Ok, this one is more about fun than humor, but gadzooks, I was laughing
trying these http://motorcycles.about.com/cs/motodiversions/a/motopuzz.htm Dear Family and Friends, Sorry to say this, but this will be my last e-mail. Things have been tougher than usual lately and life is getting shorter and shorter every day. I want to take time and smell the roses. So I am going to quit e-mailing jokes and travel full time with a biker gang to see the country and enjoy life while I still can. Don't worry about me - they all seem like really nice people. It has been nice emailing you. But it's time to say good bye. A photo of my biker gang is below. Don't be sad, just smile. Love Ya, Kathy HRRRRRZ P.S. And remember my motto: Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body. But rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, a glass of go Cabernet in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO, what a ride!
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