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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Virginia, USA
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Rolling Thunder
At least one GZ participated :tongue: but I did not see any others! Did see a Honda Rebel 250...with two riders! It is a slow run and I live locally - the GZ was more than up to the task. :2tup: (Pentagon in the background...it is the starting point).
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Location: Tenerife (Spain)
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Re: Rolling Thunder
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Virginia, USA
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Re: Rolling Thunder
Having been in the Pentagon I didn't notice an exorbitant number of bathrooms, especially given the number of people that work there....but I just saw a confirmation on Snopes! (due to it being built in VA prior to desegregation...)
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Ozark, MO
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Re: Rolling Thunder
Have to disagree with you Alan... one can indeed "rest" in a restroom.
Not in the Lazy Boy Recliner fashion, but, when you've had a stressful hour on the tele with a client, or a mountian of paperwork at your desk... you retire to that nice little air conditioned cubicle where no boss is looking over your shoulder or brow beating you - you sit, close your eyes and have a little "rest" before going back to it. Is calling it a restroom any stranger than calling it a "loo" or a "convenience". I once asked to have a detective from England return my call at his earliest convenience, and was asked why I wanted him to call from the "loo".
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