Tom is hot. All I had to do was jerk his pickle and he now I am his boy toy. He
bought me some food and a Vespa. Vespa does not run and Tom now has his buddies come
over and run a train on my rear end. I think I have crabs and the drip now. Let me
taste it Tom, let me eat your creamy man gravy. Yum.

I work with computers   this was good but rmdnies me of lays with girls that
really want try be sexy but try too hard to be pornstars Yes I realise the irony of
that but if you get what I'm saying you'll realise I'm right.

I'd rock a moped, they're fun and pretty rad lknoiog but a lot of
work.Scooters are very easy to get started on and WAY more practical and inexpensive than a
motorcycle. You can carry more stuff, and a friend, and learning to ride one is easier than
riding a bike. They're also easier to park places, put them on bicycle racks or
wherever you go. If you get 50cc scooter you'll save a lot of money on gas, insurance
and you dont need a motorcycle liscence or registration. They're also cheaper to
buy. One word of warning though, buy locally as the chinese scooters sold online may
be difficult to find parts or service for. Honda and Yamaha make some of the best
all around scooters in a variety of styles.A motorcycle is fast and fun, and best
suited for riding for leisure, not for transportation and everyday errands. They would
however allow you to travel on interstates and for long distances and obviously much
faster. You will of course pay a lot more both initially and for all needed legal
things, plus its much more difficult to learn.I would recommend starting on a 50cc
scooter (Honda) and if you feel like you need to go faster sell it and get a motorcycle.
Scooters hold value well and you shouldnt have much trouble getting almost what you paid
for it selling a used scooter (especially if you buy it used!)

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