protect your "boys"
02-22-2009, 03:02 PM
#42
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Re: protect your "boys"
i love these haters who claim to not be "squids" when who exactly made a definiton of a "squid" there is always sumone better than you so everyone is a "squid" to sumone else. and for all of you guys "that dont stay on your seats long enuff" u tell me you do seat sanders from the second u roll outa your driveway to the second you roll back in? ima have to call 
! or do u jus nto ride street anymore and made your **** a pick up bitch?
! or do u jus nto ride street anymore and made your **** a pick up bitch?It's not about being the best
its about your attitude.
If you think your a bad *** stunter and your not like the yut uggh guy, your a squid.
If you can't even do a wheelie, but ride WITHIN your limits, wear proper gear for your riding, then IMO your not a squid.
Anyone with ANY stunt parts on their bike that can't do BP wheelies for days, they are squids.
And that also goes for 95% of bikers at bike night, squids!
but really, I've never smashed my ***** on the back of the tank except when taking passengers and braking hard. Squeeze with your knees, keeps your junk off the tank, and the strain off your wrists
02-22-2009, 03:04 PM
#43
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Re: protect your "boys"
I gotta dip in thick too Ricky!! Maybe thats the deal with some pros. Gotta find some way to display the plumage and attract the ladies when the feathers are tiny.lol
No need to protect whats not there I guess, so talk ****. Be-littleing others is always a way to compensate for ones "short" comings. lol
To you guys that understand and wished me luck. Thank you. Maybe we'll survive the recession after all.
And, to anyone who's learning to ride good, this is a great product. I do offer them without the logo if thats a bugger. If the pros have now made anyone feel like the pad says squid. Hey, it's removable. Use it to learn and dont bruise your junk! Remove it when not needed. Or ****, better yet, proudly own up to being a squid and sport it with pride. Too many posers anyways. Why bruise the junk puttin' on a front?
NBStunter, thats a great idea and I have a design now and will soon add it to the line.
I_throw_nickles, those are great names and I may use them for other pads I'm working on.
OnEWhEeLNEAL, thats in the works, thanks for the positive note dude.
BIGJBBEARS, Thanks buddy.
tricky500, it needed to be said, thanks.
No need to protect whats not there I guess, so talk ****. Be-littleing others is always a way to compensate for ones "short" comings. lol
To you guys that understand and wished me luck. Thank you. Maybe we'll survive the recession after all.
And, to anyone who's learning to ride good, this is a great product. I do offer them without the logo if thats a bugger. If the pros have now made anyone feel like the pad says squid. Hey, it's removable. Use it to learn and dont bruise your junk! Remove it when not needed. Or ****, better yet, proudly own up to being a squid and sport it with pride. Too many posers anyways. Why bruise the junk puttin' on a front?
NBStunter, thats a great idea and I have a design now and will soon add it to the line.
I_throw_nickles, those are great names and I may use them for other pads I'm working on.
OnEWhEeLNEAL, thats in the works, thanks for the positive note dude.
BIGJBBEARS, Thanks buddy.
tricky500, it needed to be said, thanks.
02-22-2009, 03:06 PM
#44
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Re: protect your "boys"
I gotta dip in thick too Ricky!! Maybe thats the deal with some pros. Gotta find some way to display the plumage and attract the ladies when the feathers are tiny.lol
No need to protect whats not there I guess, so talk ****. Be-littleing others is always a way to compensate for ones "short" comings. lol
To you guys that understand and wished me luck. Thank you. Maybe we'll survive the recession after all.
And, to anyone who's learning to ride good, this is a great product. I do offer them without the logo if thats a bugger. If the pros have now made anyone feel like the pad says squid. Hey, it's removable. Use it to learn and dont bruise your junk! Remove it when not needed. Or ****, better yet, proudly own up to being a squid and sport it with pride. Too many posers anyways. Why bruise the junk puttin' on a front?
NBStunter, thats a great idea and I have a design now and will soon add it to the line.
I_throw_nickles, those are great names and I may use them for other pads I'm working on.
OnEWhEeLNEAL, thats in the works, thanks for the positive note dude.
BIGJBBEARS, Thanks buddy.
tricky500, it needed to be said, thanks.
No need to protect whats not there I guess, so talk ****. Be-littleing others is always a way to compensate for ones "short" comings. lol
To you guys that understand and wished me luck. Thank you. Maybe we'll survive the recession after all.
And, to anyone who's learning to ride good, this is a great product. I do offer them without the logo if thats a bugger. If the pros have now made anyone feel like the pad says squid. Hey, it's removable. Use it to learn and dont bruise your junk! Remove it when not needed. Or ****, better yet, proudly own up to being a squid and sport it with pride. Too many posers anyways. Why bruise the junk puttin' on a front?
NBStunter, thats a great idea and I have a design now and will soon add it to the line.
I_throw_nickles, those are great names and I may use them for other pads I'm working on.
OnEWhEeLNEAL, thats in the works, thanks for the positive note dude.
BIGJBBEARS, Thanks buddy.
tricky500, it needed to be said, thanks.
ill take a free one for the names thank you
02-22-2009, 03:20 PM
#46
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02-22-2009, 03:46 PM
#48
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Re: protect your "boys"
good idea... i smashed my nuts many times jumping from stall to spreader. haha. this could be handy when trying new tricks. its safe to say anyone who hasnt smashed their junk doesnt have MUCH to worry about ever
02-22-2009, 03:49 PM
#49
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Re: protect your "boys"
I smash it on top all the time, but this isn't gonna help with that!
ONly time I worry about smashing the back is if I wreck into a solid object lol (my friend rear ended a car, and put a HUGE dent in the back of his tank!)
02-22-2009, 04:34 PM
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Re: protect your "boys"
LOL i've just never smashed mine on the back of the tank
I smash it on top all the time, but this isn't gonna help with that!
ONly time I worry about smashing the back is if I wreck into a solid object lol (my friend rear ended a car, and put a HUGE dent in the back of his tank!)
I smash it on top all the time, but this isn't gonna help with that!
ONly time I worry about smashing the back is if I wreck into a solid object lol (my friend rear ended a car, and put a HUGE dent in the back of his tank!)
i had to go a couple days without any play that time. it had a dark bruise so depressing, my girl said no more burnouts haha
02-22-2009, 04:35 PM
#51
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Re: protect your "boys"
LOL i've just never smashed mine on the back of the tank
I smash it on top all the time, but this isn't gonna help with that!
ONly time I worry about smashing the back is if I wreck into a solid object lol (my friend rear ended a car, and put a HUGE dent in the back of his tank!)
I smash it on top all the time, but this isn't gonna help with that!
ONly time I worry about smashing the back is if I wreck into a solid object lol (my friend rear ended a car, and put a HUGE dent in the back of his tank!)
a car turned in front of me while i was cruisin a couple sundays ago and now i have big dent in my tank also...not fun
02-22-2009, 04:36 PM
#52
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02-22-2009, 05:57 PM
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02-22-2009, 06:07 PM
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02-22-2009, 06:25 PM
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Re: protect your "boys"
you could always put it on your girls *** so when your giving it to her your ***** arnt slaping on her *** the whole time that **** starts to hurt!!! maybe you just have to think out side the box..........
02-22-2009, 06:34 PM
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