God Bless America

[DVad3r]

Yes, much love, very much love, today, America has made me proud of what they accomplished

 

[CRXican]

wat?

 

[SpunkyJones]

Originally posted by: CRXican
wat?

 

[LikeLinus]

Originally posted by: CRXican
wat?

He's Polish. Back away from the thread slowly. Don't make any sudden moves. j/k

 

[DVad3r]

I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

 

[Kirby]

Originally posted by: DVad3r
Yes, much love, very much love, today, America has made me proud of what they accomplished

Arkansas is beating LSU?

 

[sdifox]

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

 

[DVad3r]

And the lady broker on the phone, god, she was the nicest person ever. Why are Americans so nice and friendly?

 

[DVad3r]

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

 

[sdifox]

Originally posted by: DVad3r
And the lady broker on the phone, god, she was the nicest person ever. Why are Americans so nice and friendly?

I find American customer service exceptional. Maybe because their customers are more lawsuit happy.

 

[Walking in Circles]

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

Is this because you're abandoning your tarnished driving record in Canada?

Why are Americans so nice and friendly?

lol

 

[meltdown75]

Originally posted by: DVad3r
Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it

your logic stuns me for -7hp

 

[sdifox]

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

so you store it down south? That is interesting. 5500 for insurance??? I thought my 3000 for a stupid 2002 Protegé5 is bad (at fault accident...)

 

[Walking in Circles]

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

4/12 months is 33%

 

[DVad3r]

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

Is this because you're abandoning your tarnished driving record in Canada?

Why are Americans so nice and friendly?

lol

I have a clean driving record, accident free, no tickets. Id be paying 4 times as much insurance for a motorcycle here as I would my car, and my car is worth more money...talk about GG they don't want people riding free rape.

 

[LikeLinus]

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

4/12 months is 33%

I think he's saying it's only 4 months in Canada. He says most of the riding is done in the US.

 

[DVad3r]

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

so you store it down south? That is interesting. 5500 for insurance??? I thought my 3000 for a stupid 2002 Protegé5 is bad (at fault accident...)

Yup, 40 bucks a month public storage in Buffalo NY which is an hour drive. Imagine that, 820 dollars in total per year with storage, vs $ 5500 in Canada with no storage. In 4 years time I could buy a new motorcycle with the money I will save on insurance. Honestly you Americans don't even know how lucky you are sometimes.

 

[Walking in Circles]

Originally posted by: LikeLinus

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

4/12 months is 33%

I think he's saying it's only 4 months in Canada. He says most of the riding is done in the US.

His location says Poland...

 

[flxnimprtmscl]

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

That's $500 US and $5500 CAD right? If so it's pretty much the same price. Not a hot deal imo.

 

[DVad3r]

Originally posted by: LikeLinus

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

4/12 months is 33%

I think he's saying it's only 4 months in Canada. He says most of the riding is done in the US.

No, 4/12 means 66 % of the time it will be stored and kept in the US, if not more. Naturally I would call you a peon and tell you to go back to the burrow but today is I <3 America day, so, I love you.

 

[Walking in Circles]

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

so you store it down south? That is interesting. 5500 for insurance??? I thought my 3000 for a stupid 2002 Protegé5 is bad (at fault accident...)

Yup, 40 bucks a month public storage in Buffalo NY which is an hour drive. Imagine that, 820 dollars in total per year with storage, vs $ 5500 in Canada with no storage. In 4 years time I could buy a new motorcycle with the money I will save on insurance. Honestly you Americans don't even know how lucky you are sometimes.

Yes, motorcycle insurance sure is a great indicator of a country's performance. Considering it's a provincial matter, lol.

 

[DVad3r]

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: LikeLinus

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

4/12 months is 33%

I think he's saying it's only 4 months in Canada. He says most of the riding is done in the US.

His location says Poland...

I changed that because a few months ago I had some secret spies and followers on here detecting my location, and doing crazy things. But that is correct, it is the place of birth, not the place of my citizenship though

 

[DVad3r]

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

so you store it down south? That is interesting. 5500 for insurance??? I thought my 3000 for a stupid 2002 Protegé5 is bad (at fault accident...)

Yup, 40 bucks a month public storage in Buffalo NY which is an hour drive. Imagine that, 820 dollars in total per year with storage, vs $ 5500 in Canada with no storage. In 4 years time I could buy a new motorcycle with the money I will save on insurance. Honestly you Americans don't even know how lucky you are sometimes.

Yes, motorcycle insurance sure is a great indicator of a country's performance. Considering it's a provincial matter, lol.

Not a provincial, everyone gets raped in Canada, guys in BC are really mashed because they have a monopoly company there which sets whatever price it wants. Being in the GTA, I do get higher quotes than someone rural, but still, not enough to justify the insane costs. The country performs poorly, it can't even win a stanley cup as of late, wtf is that. Maple Leafs highest paid team? 40 year loss streak?

 

[imported_Imp]

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

lol

That's genius.

Um... but what the hell do you ride that costs $5500 a year? Is it an R6/GSXR or some liter bike and you're under 25? I think a Ninja 250 can be had for $3000-ish/year for someone under 25.

 

[LikeLinus]

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: LikeLinus

Originally posted by: Walking in Circles

Originally posted by: DVad3r

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: DVad3r
I just got an insruance quote for motorcycles. I can insure my bike for 500 bucks a year, vs 5500 that I would pay in Canada. Talk about money in my pocket?

how is the US insurance going to help you in Canada?

Ahh much to learn you have my son US insurance qualifies if the bike is kept in the a valid US zip code 50 % or more of the time. Since the riding season is like 4 months, that qualifies it Plus most of the riding is done there anyways, we don't have anything here but moose.

4/12 months is 33%

I think he's saying it's only 4 months in Canada. He says most of the riding is done in the US.

No, 4/12 means 66 % of the time it will be stored and kept in the US, if not more. Naturally I would call you a peon and tell you to go back to the burrow but today is I <3 America day, so, I love you.

What do you mean No? I said 4 months it would be kept in Canada. That is 30% of the time. That means the other 60% of the time it would be in the US.

That's exactly what you are saying??? But you're saying I'm wrong? Learn to read, you silly wannabe canuck.