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Always wanted a TA in school but couldn't afford one. All the well off
kids had one and I rode a Dirt bike or walked. Told myself one day
I'd get one. Now I have an 81 with t-tops, 350, posi and 4 spd.
And there it is.
Chris
 
I was bored one day in a training seminar and with nothing but a pad of paper in front of me and wishing a I was home to be riding I was jotting down License Plate ideas for the V-Max. Like 4GASEM I was mostly trying to play off the 4 cylinder since I ride with mostly Hardleys.
I had down something like:
NO2WIN
4WINS
4GETIT
MY94V4
4REALV
1200V4
V4FUN
V4ROAR
0TO60
MAXPWR
MAXOUT
IMW8NG
MYVMAX

The guy next to me (just as bored) looked over and started writing :
V4SKIN
4NIK8
VDMAX
MAXPAD
then he wrote down
4WARND

Not having any idea what I was doing.

I then new that was IT.
Now my plate and user name.

Missed one of the good ones: 4play
Thought some one here had that one.
 
Never would have thunk it. :ummm:
Kinda had we wondering what your reply would be. :rofl_200:


Nickname I got from some buddies after I sent them a musical triva question about Leon Redbone. None of them could get it, so I started giving some clues and still they did not get it.
So in a fit of frustration I typed a clue in bold, large text, underlined stating the most obvious clue I could give them, REDBONE!
For whatever reason it stuck, and now they are calling me Max Redbone. :ummm: But I don't get it, why the max?:hmmm:
My license plate reads: HTFO (Hang The Fu*k On)
 
Mine is the year i was born 1967. 2002vmax,(wifes bike)1994 virago 535,2002 Banshee (modified) and a stock polaris 500H0 sportsman
 
In one episode, Homer changed his name to Max Power and was automatically successful and loved by everyone.
 
Green light meaning green light and blitz being the original word in German for lightning,So thats where you get the phrase BLITZ-KRIEG wich meant lighning warefare...now the word blitz is used for football typically and when finding the definition of blitz it usually says somthing like "any swift, vigorous attack, barrage, or defeat: a blitz" and is also a common military word.But enough with the history lesson...For me it just means Green Light Lightning,Im gone in a flash!LMAO
 
I put a Ls1 in my 81 z28 so used that for my LS1Tech.com forum name, now I use it for my dieselplace name and here too.
 
SpecOps13 / SpecOps-13 / SpecOpS-13, Different forms on different forums, You get the general Idea.

In 1972, I was trained to perform a mission in South East Asia. Set up long term electronic surveillance of Ho-Chi Mihn Trail in prep for the potential Operation Linebacker II. We had troops from most branches of the service involved. Quad redundancy of the Mission Specialists. It was that important. This could be a very long story but here's the short version. Of the 13 Mission Specialists sent in, only I came out. 13 because we had 4 squads, 4 per squad with one spare in case of whatever. All of us did go in. We also lost all but 2 of the Special Forces that were tasked with getting us in and out and all the native guides were killed. Of 32 U.S. Servicemen we lost 29. Since I'm the only one of 13 Mission Specialists to remain alive, I became SpecOps13 in honor of the other 12 who never came home.

Edited to correct numbers: My math is getting shakier with age, 4 Mission Specialists in my squad, The other 3 squads had 3 each. Numbers work out to 13 that way.:hammer bash: I read this several times before I posted it too.

Oh, BTW, we were officially never there and everything I just told you officially never happened. We did however assist in the deaths of nearly 100,000 Communist troops during Linebacker II.:sad2:
 
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SpecOps13 / SpecOps-13 / SpecOpS-13, Different forms on different forums, You get the general Idea.

In 1972, I was trained to perform a mission in South East Asia. Set up long term electronic surveillance of Ho-Chi Mihn Trail in prep for the potential Operation Linebacker II. We had troops from most branches of the service involved. Quad redundancy of the Mission Specialists. It was that important. This could be a very long story but here's the short version. Of the 13 Mission Specialists sent in, only I came out. 13 because we had 4 squads, 4 per squad with one spare in case of whatever. All of us did go in. We also lost all but 2 of the Special Forces that were tasked with getting us in and out and all the native guides were killed. Of 32 U.S. Servicemen we lost 29. Since I'm the only one of 13 Mission Specialists to remain alive, I became SpecOps13 in honor of the other 12 who never came home.

Oh, BTW, we were officially never there and everything I just told you officially never happened. We did however assist in the deaths of nearly 100,000 Communist troops during Linebacker II.:sad2:

i think thats great what you are doing for their memory.

Thank you for serving, Dave.

--

+1 thanks!
 
Everyone is welcome, Just doing my job while I was there.

For a while, I was concerned about what our Government would do if I did anything in their memory. Currently, I'm working on a few things that may have military applications and hope to apply the name on those items "SpecOps-13". I also attend the rides that I can with The Patriot Guard, paying respect to those who serve and or die for our ideals now. I have acted as a body guard for the Families at times to block protesters. It's sad that we need to do that in our own country.
 
Boring but here goes:
Max -- umm...:ummm: the bike!!
1139 the vin #

it's an 85, so thinking it's an early number. my understanding is the vin #'s started at 101, so my bike is the 1038th vmax made:clapping:
if I'm incorrect, then I'll just pretend:rofl_200:
 
SpecOps13 / SpecOps-13 / SpecOpS-13, Different forms on different forums, You get the general Idea.

In 1972, I was trained to perform a mission in South East Asia. Set up long term electronic surveillance of Ho-Chi Mihn Trail in prep for the potential Operation Linebacker II. We had troops from most branches of the service involved. Quad redundancy of the Mission Specialists. It was that important. This could be a very long story but here's the short version. Of the 13 Mission Specialists sent in, only I came out. 13 because we had 4 squads, 4 per squad with one spare in case of whatever. All of us did go in. We also lost all but 2 of the Special Forces that were tasked with getting us in and out and all the native guides were killed. Of 32 U.S. Servicemen we lost 29. Since I'm the only one of 13 Mission Specialists to remain alive, I became SpecOps13 in honor of the other 12 who never came home.

Oh, BTW, we were officially never there and everything I just told you officially never happened. We did however assist in the deaths of nearly 100,000 Communist troops during Linebacker II.:sad2:

Nice that you remember them and honor their memory, times were very rough back then!!

Thank you for your sacrifice! :worthy:
 
I was talkin to a stealership parts guy:bang head:,tellin him I didnt think the max was all that fast.:confused2:he says to me "ya gotta twist it" I said "i do twist it"and proceeded to leave the parkin lot in a cloud of smoke,:biglaugh:my buddy rides up along side me and says that was twistedmax:punk:,It stuck.I LOVE ROLLIN SMOKERS!
 
I was talkin to a stealership parts guy:bang head:,tellin him I didnt think the max was all that fast.:confused2:he says to me "ya gotta twist it" I said "i do twist it"and proceeded to leave the parkin lot in a cloud of smoke,:biglaugh:my buddy rides up along side me and says that was twistedmax:punk:,It stuck.I LOVE ROLLIN SMOKERS!


Haha....I've noticed that about you!! :rofl_200:

It's a great 'spectator activity' too!!! :thumbs up:
 
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