posted July 25, 2006 08:44 PM
the longest wait.. shall be worth it well guys. my hopes and dreams of owning a zx-14 are going to have to be put off for a little while. cause a certain country needs me, and that certain country happens to be the greatest one on earth. shall be shipping out for fort benning in september for boot camp in the army. i have enlisted in airborne. hope to have a chance to volunteer for ranger training. so no point in getting another bike for now. will be nowhere to keep it. so maybe ill pick up an 07 model, or have the possibility of getting a leftover 06 model for a sweet low price. i look forward to how much info i have to catch up on when i come back. i know i havent been of much help for anyone here, or even recognized as a member really, but i have been keeping up with this forum for months now. i respect the old saying, " you have 2 ears and one mouth for a reason." also, being a mere 20 years old. im probably the youngest member, and therefore have much to learn. you guys have come thus far in such short amount of time. i can only imagine how far you guys will be this time next year. LONG LIVE WWW.ZX-14.COM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
quote:well guys. my hopes and dreams of owning a zx-14 are going to have to be put off for a little while. cause a certain country needs me, and that certain country happens to be the greatest one on earth. shall be shipping out for fort benning in september for boot camp in the army. i have enlisted in airborne. hope to have a chance to volunteer for ranger training. so no point in getting another bike for now. will be nowhere to keep it. so maybe ill pick up an 07 model, or have the possibility of getting a leftover 06 model for a sweet low price. i look forward to how much info i have to catch up on when i come back. i know i havent been of much help for anyone here, or even recognized as a member really, but i have been keeping up with this forum for months now. i respect the old saying, " you have 2 ears and one mouth for a reason." also, being a mere 20 years old. im probably the youngest member, and therefore have much to learn. you guys have come thus far in such short amount of time. i can only imagine how far you guys will be this time next year. LONG LIVE WWW.ZX-14.COM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
o yeah. ps. fuck .net
You're brainwashed and delerious, but that's ok. You will push a floor buffer for a while, and wonder why in the hell you're out in the middle of a shitty desert for the next 4 years. Been there, done that, killed a few ragheads in Iraq and a few mexicans during BP missions, now DAV with artifical knee joints.
Best of luck,
JC
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quote:well guys. my hopes and dreams of owning a zx-14 are going to have to be put off for a little while. cause a certain country needs me, and that certain country happens to be the greatest one on earth. shall be shipping out for fort benning in september for boot camp in the army. i have enlisted in airborne. hope to have a chance to volunteer for ranger training. so no point in getting another bike for now. will be nowhere to keep it. so maybe ill pick up an 07 model, or have the possibility of getting a leftover 06 model for a sweet low price. i look forward to how much info i have to catch up on when i come back. i know i havent been of much help for anyone here, or even recognized as a member really, but i have been keeping up with this forum for months now. i respect the old saying, " you have 2 ears and one mouth for a reason." also, being a mere 20 years old. im probably the youngest member, and therefore have much to learn. you guys have come thus far in such short amount of time. i can only imagine how far you guys will be this time next year. LONG LIVE WWW.ZX-14.COM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
o yeah. ps. fuck .net
You're brainwashed and delerious, but that's ok. You will push a floor buffer for a while, and wonder why in the hell you're out in the middle of a shitty desert for the next 4 years. Been there, done that, killed a few ragheads in Iraq and a few mexicans during BP missions, now DAV with artifical knee joints.
Best of luck,
JC
i want college money. i want money. i want adventure. i want travel. i want to make a difference. i want the army. if that means im brainwashed and delerious, then so be it.
and im sorry (i said i was young and dumb earlier) but what is BP and DAV? how did the artificial knee joints come along, wore out the originals and needed replacements? all that running and ruckmarches?
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1996 gsxr 1100 (sold)
1997 Honda CBR 600 F3 (sold)
2001 Yamaha FZS 1000 (RIP)
2005 zx-10r
2005 gsx1300r
2006 zx14 (hopefully someday)
posted July 25, 2006 09:05 PM
Good luck and god bless!!! you are doing a GREAT thing... DAV is Disabled American Vet...
not sure wht BP is but I am assuming something with Panama...
MM
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posted July 25, 2006 09:07 PM
Edited By: hampton strangla on 25 Jul 2006 22:12
sweet. thx dbeadling, fba, and mad mike. i appreciate your input ojref. the world needs realists. you guys keep up the good work w00t! very informative and helping this site is. hence i barely post. cause soon as i think i might have a question to ask, i look around a little more or read down a page more. then BOOM! got it. much love. and guys, ride fast, live life to the fullest, but be what i know most of you guys are... smart. rubber side down.
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1993 gsxr 750 (sold)
1996 gsxr 1100 (sold)
1997 Honda CBR 600 F3 (sold)
2001 Yamaha FZS 1000 (RIP)
2005 zx-10r
2005 gsx1300r
2006 zx14 (hopefully someday)
posted July 25, 2006 09:08 PM
all the best for you and your family.........make it your mission to come back and buy a new bike..
YOU ARE SERVING YOUR COUNTRY......i know i am not worthy. thank you...please be carefull
posted July 26, 2006 06:53 AM
Be smart, be safe, and listen to your instincts.
The gut feeling, little voice inside, hair on the back of your neck... its usually right!
Use adrenaline to your advantage. Your reactions, senses and mind work much faster when it starts to pump. Keep your head on though.
When the gunfire erupts, and you have them in the crosshairs, do not hesitate.
Find a good friend who will have your back while you have his.
Best of luck.
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natural selection.....
destiny will overcome intervention.
Some are not worthy of the effort.
posted July 26, 2006 06:54 AM
As a former "Airborne/Ranger" with the 82d I wish you all the luck with your new adventure while servicing our country.
"All the Way!" and godspeed.
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posted July 26, 2006 08:23 AM
HS and others, I can't adequately express my profound thanks for your service. May God protect and keep you!
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Stuart
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posted July 26, 2006 08:29 AM
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posted July 26, 2006 08:31 AM
Former Navy, Panama/Middle East(the Gulf war). Good luck! and God Bless! I hope you get out of it what you are looking for, don't listen to sceptics.
Remember, Heros don't kill the most, they save the most fellow soldiers. Watch out for your mates, and they'll watch out for you. Keep your fight in front of you, and watch out for those shitty sand spiders. Go buy a GOOD knife, and always keep it with you. When your older and cutting open boxes with it, you'll remember the times it saved your life. Trust me!
posted July 26, 2006 03:10 PM
thanks for the support guys. look forward to the day that i can join this forum with my own information about tinkerin on the 14, but shit.... you guys got all bases covered. reading the forum will be all that I will need when i come back
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1993 gsxr 750 (sold)
1996 gsxr 1100 (sold)
1997 Honda CBR 600 F3 (sold)
2001 Yamaha FZS 1000 (RIP)
2005 zx-10r
2005 gsx1300r
2006 zx14 (hopefully someday)
posted July 26, 2006 04:09 PM
Edited By: maximus on 26 Jul 2006 17:10
Good luck HS. Dont let the TI's get to you its all a mind game. Some tips for you blend in with everyone else dont be the one to make the first mistake the TI's will be all over you. Good luck again. Take a set of flip flops, nail clipers a bottle of rubbing alcohol and liquid soap. When you get there then you'll realize what all that is for.
posted July 26, 2006 04:38 PM
I just got back. It's easy as long as you keep your head out of your ass and pay attention to everything. Just remeber never to get complacent. The Marines got your back though boy!
posted July 26, 2006 04:46 PM
God Speed, and be safe.
Listen to the Senior guys, they are senior for a reason.
and always remember it's better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6.
Good on ya, keep in touch.
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Be a predator, not prey.
2006 Blue(the fastest colour) ZX14, Brock Ti Gen 3, Secondary Butterflies out, PCIII with Brock Map, Muzzy Frame Sliders.
Don't know what Ojref's background is or where he is coming from but my oldest son is a Marine (machine gunner and sharp shooter) previously deployed in Afghanistan and deploying to Iraq on his second mission and it hasn't been sunshine and lollipops.
Just be safe and listen to your IED training and according to my boy, never, ever even for a second let your guard down. ____________
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