Hai Guise

[seanbonner]

I bought Bromike666's Husky and he said I had to come here and tell you all that so that I can be cool. Am I cool now? Because that's what I was promised. If there's some kind of club handshake please have it sent to my people for evaluation. Thanks!

[bromike666]

I needed some new riding buddies who were slower than me NOW I'M THE FAST GUY!!!!!!!!

[Caidly]

There's a guy in Pacifica named Aaron Bonner that rides a DRZ400. (Just sold him my gel seat on Soup classifieds.)

Look him up too, you'll be faster than 2 Bonner's then!

[NYSport]

I'm not sure if Bromike666 explained to you or not, but there is a probationary period that can result in the termination of your "cool" status.

Here are some of the provisions of the probationary period.

For all newly-ordained “cool” guys the Probationary Period is the first ninety (90) days of coolness. This ninety-day period is used to determine if performance is satisfactory and if your status as “cool” motorcycle guy should be continued.
New “cool” guys should be informed of the Probationary Period at the time that the offer of being “cool”.
During the Probationary Period, fully tenured “cool” guys are encouraged to meet regularly with the provisional “cool” guy to:
Make clear the responsibilities, performance standards and Ducati forum practices;
Assess “cool” guy group ride performance, and indicate areas that need improvement;
Determine if the “cool” guy should be continued in the position.

Tenured “cool” guys should consult with the Forum Monitor on the status of the probationary “cool” guys, particularly if there are problems relating to the probationary “cool” guys riding performance and performance on the Ducati Forum.

Discipline and Termination. During the ninety-day Probationary Period, matters pertaining to discipline and termination of a probationary “cool” guys are not subject to review by a formal grievance panel and/or to arbitration procedures. If the decision is not to continue probationary “cool” guys because of poor performance, the individual's “cool” guy status is terminated with notice of one (1) hour. If the probationary “cool” guy is terminated for misconduct, notice of one (1) hour is at the discretion of the Tenured “cool” guys.

Vacation. Probationary “cool” guys do not accumulate, and are not entitled to take, vacation during the ninety-day Probationary Period. However, at the end of the ninety-day period the Probationary “cool” guys is credited with vacation time retroactive to the initial cool date and is encouraged to ride as many canyon rides as possible.
Extension of the Probationary Period. There may be occasions when it is appropriate to extend the Probationary Period beyond ninety days; for example, when the ninety-day period is interrupted by extended down time for required bike maintenance or repair, bad weather prohibiting rides, etc.

Welcome to the group and enjoy your new “cool” guy status.

[aeolian]

Sean,

What would make you really cool is if you ride to the Rock Store instead of ACH on Sunday.

I could show you the secret handshake.

[sick50ford]

NYSport quote...Welcome to the group and enjoy your new “cool” guy status.[/QUOTE]

very impressive

[bromike666]

Originally Posted by aeolian

I could show you the secret handshake.

Don't worry Sean, he's married........... Oh wait but so is Tom Cruise

[oalvarez]

no way he could be slower than me. .....look at my frickin' avatar for christ's sake!

welcome, Sean, hope to meet you soon. and most importantly, congrats on the bike, this should open up some space for Mike to purchase yet another one.

ride safe and have fun

[husky]

Originally Posted by aeolian

Sean,

What would make you really cool is if you ride to the Rock Store instead of ACH on Sunday.

I could show you the secret handshake.

come on dude I'll ride my husky also.

[Da_Bull]

I don't trust anyone who buys a bike from Bromike.

Sorry, dude, that's one strike against you. You should have denied knowing him.