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Quote from: John Hopkins on February 04, 2014, 11:54:38 AMIt will be easy for them to carbon date it. All they need to do is take a sample from the puddle of oil underneath it.We have a TV program over here called time team, where they dig up people who were buried over 1000 years ago and make up stories about how important they were..some were buried with their chariots, they never dig anyone up who was just ordinary, I think only important people died back then..I wonder what the people one or two thousand years in the future who dig him up will think of Harley Davidson man..Hmm..probably the inventor of the motorcycle, the dates right, carbon dating shows he was buried around the time the motorcycle was invented, give or take a couple of hundred years..
John.
We have a TV program over here called time team, where they dig up people who were buried over 1000 years ago and make up stories about how important they were..some were buried with their chariots, they never dig anyone up who was just ordinary, I think only important people died back then..I wonder what the people one or two thousand years in the future who dig him up will think of Harley Davidson man..Hmm..probably the inventor of the motorcycle, the dates right, carbon dating shows he was buried around the time the motorcycle was invented, give or take a couple of hundred years..
John.
CM ...buddy if I am around I would be honoured to ride pulling your coffin with a set of wheels attached to the gravesite.........oh just leave enough funds to get me out there and back.......
The hearst is pretty cool.
If I wanted to be buried, I'd go with the MC hearse.
I saw that Harley funeral - it made the news around here - he's only about 30 miles from here, I think. I thought it seems a shame to see a '67 Harley put in the ground - I thought surely one of his 2 sons would have liked to have it. I know I would, if it were my Dad. But anyway, his bike, his funeral - I guess if that's how he wants it.....
He's not the only one wanting to be on his bike at his funeral- My wife found this too....http://indyhiphop.com/2109328/dead-man-on-his-bike-at-his-wake-fair-or-foul/
ok Cotton mouth back on the bus list........
Quote from: CDNRatMan on February 01, 2014, 23:33:00 PMJust checking on you, if you were paying attention. Now put me back on that !&?@#!#%&! list.ok what is with the caption on that picture, that dude does not even look Canadian, we do not have hogs that big up here........and I was agreeing with you..........off the bus list........
Quote from: CDNRatMan on February 01, 2014, 16:14:13 PMOk Troll right now you are # 1 on the leave my bike to list.......
leave my bike to List1. Troll
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ok what is with the caption on that picture, that dude does not even look Canadian, we do not have hogs that big up here........and I was agreeing with you..........off the bus list........
Ok, so the Harley this guy buried himself with...how much would something like that be worth, assuming it was real clean, engine was good, and not buried 6' (1.8m) underground?
Ok Troll right now you are # 1 on the leave my bike to list.......
leave my bike to List1. Troll
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I'd like to have it. I think it would make a wonderful "Scout" to my "Chief"...but I'll probably die before you, anyway!
guess I got to start a: leave my bike to ......list....
now who needs,
who wants,
who deserves,
perhaps have my ashes poured into the engine guard or some part of the frame so I can ride with the new owner...................
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