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Old 03-16-2010, 01:22 AM
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The SPA is more rare by far, worldwide.
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Old 03-16-2010, 02:09 PM
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Rocky you little dweeb. Quit trying to make a name for yourself like Tye did by being a little douche on other people's threads. You never start your own threads that contain anything of relevance. Now Tye is the forumses most wanted wuss. You and Tye should show up at the Indy round of MotoGP and I'll kick the sh*t out of him and beat the Semper Fi out of your old ass. Bring your mom and I'll b*tch slap her too. Tell her to bring her check book so she can help you with that deposit on the R. You know the R? The bike that this thread was intended to promote? I've enjoyed this tread...I hope the mods don't shut it down anytime soon. It's all good fun.
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:14 PM
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Better yet, why don't YOU drag yer sorry ass to Cali and we'll settle it the old fashioned way.......ON A MILE! (Don't worry, I've got a ride for you, I'll even dig up a spare shoe. 5 laps, and I'll give you a FULL MILE head start.)

Semper Fi!

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(or we could rock Laguna or Infineon, either way yer gonna need "Depends")
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Old 03-16-2010, 11:15 PM
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Could anybody please tell me what this thread was all about originally?

I just can't remember anymore...
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The word is spelled: "WHINE"

Make a high-pitched, screeching noise / Complain whiningly
Epic! The guy bitches at someone for not spelling correctly and then fails the spellcheck. What a douchenozzle!
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There is quite a difference between misspelling a word or including a typo in a post than insisting you are spelling a persons name correctly and misidentifying a historic quote. RockyMT spelled a name incorrectly and insisted he was correct and also was arguing who the quote was from, I simply stated that with a 1 minute search on google both of these issues would have been taken care of.

I also love the fact that you Jami6989 think you are so witty and righteous that you caught me on a simple typo. Wow do you have some major deficiencies in your life as well as Rocky. Maybe you two fags should get married so you can not reproduce and spread your retarded spawn through our good land.
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Old 03-17-2010, 11:40 PM
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Fantastic retort, breathtaking, did you stay up all night composing it, or did your babysitter write it for you?

Semper Fi!

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Old 03-18-2010, 12:32 AM
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There is quite a difference in correcting the origin of a used quotation in a sig line, than the vile, vitriolic personal attacks you also use.




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There is quite a difference between misspelling a word or including a typo in a post than insisting you are spelling a persons name correctly and misidentifying a historic quote. RockyMT spelled a name incorrectly and insisted he was correct and also was arguing who the quote was from, I simply stated that with a 1 minute search on google both of these issues would have been taken care of.

I also love the fact that you Jami6989 think you are so witty and righteous that you caught me on a simple typo. Wow do you have some major deficiencies in your life as well as Rocky. Maybe you two fags should get married so you can not reproduce and spread your retarded spawn through our good land.
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Another one for sale in Florida. $26k
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Old 12-01-2011, 10:04 PM
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Ok after reading through all the posts, I'm just wondering did the 998r ever sell? If so, how much?
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Old 12-02-2011, 12:47 AM
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It appears there are a lot of pissed off people heer (spelling correction pleeeze!!)...because mr:SPS scored on a deal... and now wants to make a nice profit......oh well...

Well.... sorry folks ...looks like you're shit out of luck!
he won the lotto i guess..... good for him...!

Envy is a pretty BAD trait... it is!

Buy it or forget it.. its just another f'ing bike, not worth loosing sleep over.
... or drilling the dude for getting a deal you didnt get....

Let it be...

Very nice bike BTW, 1 of my all time favorites ...
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