Thanksgiving welcome f/parents

EastBayDave

- Kawasaki Fanatic -
A little Thanksgiving Dinner story...true? You be the judge:

In 79' I had been terrorizing the local backroads, street, & racetrack for years. I thought I was king of motorcycles, faster than them all. Very few if only 1 or 2 could beat me on the local backroads. SO, having such a BIG attitude problem, & still being pissed at Mom & Dad who kicked me out because I bought a motorcycle a few years ago....payback time.

Off to Mom's place we go for Thanksgiving dinner. They were surprised I was so easy to talk into coming as they knew I was still pissed off at them. I rode in on the KZ650 late (so I knew everyone would be there), rolled around the backyard gate to the big plate-glass sliding-door which is always open there. Pulled right on the patio, & backed it right up to the door opening. You can guess what happened next!

Yes, seeing everyone already there, many already sitting down to the dinner table, I promptly revved her up, & dumped the clutch. Rrrrrrrr......screech...weeeee...waaaaa...& big cloud's of smoke started billowing up, & into the family room where everyone was about to sit down. In seconds the room was filled & smoke started coming back out.

I went out front & parked the bike like nothing had happened. Irate parents were simply told, "oh I thought I'd return the welcome from when you threw me out." Everyone was by then outside coughing for clean air. Some of my relatives never forgave me; but hell most were a-holes anyway. I'll never forget I laughed about this for days.....maybe weeks?
 

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be the judge:

In s place we go for Thanksgiving dinner. They were surprised I was so easy to d her up, & dumped the clutch. Rrrrrrrr......screech...weeeee...waaaaa...& big cloud's of smoke started billowing up, & into the family room where everyone was about to sit down. In seconds the room was filled & smoke started coming back out.

I went out front & parked the bike like nothing had happened.

As officially appointed I discern; you were a dickweed:
 
Story makes me believe it wasn't the acquisition of a motorcycle that got this Level 1 A-hole bounced from his crib.
 

EastBayDave

- Kawasaki Fanatic -
Story makes me believe it wasn't the acquisition of a motorcycle that got this Level 1 A-hole bounced from his crib.
Ok, little response so I guess I will enlighten those of you still reading. YES, I was booted out @ 18yr. old because I bought a YAM DT1-250 "Enduro" street/dirt bike f/$200. "I turned eighteen & I am an "adult" now, so I can buy a bike if I want!"

I had been riding since age 7 on friends bikes. Starting w/mini-bikes, later HON "Trail" series, ending w/numerous CB's. All my friends had bikes except me, so they reluctantly took me along on rides, & everyone took turns w/me on the back, & letting me ride their machines. You see, I was the leader of our little group, so they always HAD to bring me along.

But my parents were determined I would not ride a bike & live w/them. I didn't find out until 40 years later Dad hated bikes, because his one ride on a HD he bought new right after the Korean War when he got out, ended w/a high-side into a telephone pole. Badly breaking his leg. So he hated bikes about the time I was born. I think I might have been a reminder?

Back to our little story, which by now you realize is totally false. I had such hard feelings about this my whole growing up life, that I dreamed of such an event, for decades. I never did it, but I did always want to. It would have been easy, as the trail around the outside of the house lead right to the family room back door where Thanksgiving was always served.

Oh well. Hope you enjoyed my fantasy...I never did it, but sure wanted to.

:teeth :ride
 
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