A young organ donor in his natural habitat

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SnoBrdr
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A young organ donor in his natural habitat

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78 GL1000 Original Owner 131k
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And not a Goldwing in the group :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Fools come in all ages,when he falls we the older gen of tax payers will have to pick up the tab.
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It looks like he's taking a 'selfie'...
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Re: A young organ donor in his natural habitat

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I thought the first comment was funny. I just about wet myself when I read the second.
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Agreed Willy! Hoot. I wonder which rehab center he used? And if it was physical rehab,mental or both...
Goldwings don't accelerate, they gain inertia.

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