I've got a Masters, and your grammar, punctuation...in fact entire grasp of the English language offends me. However I must agree with Puck, this is the most understandable of all your posts, but I'd still hate to see what your other 200+ posts look like[:'(].

Now to answer your question, it possibly could, it all depends.

 

so are you saying you're bringing down HC's at 100+ mph?

 

ddvs, Post some pics of your HighChairs man! I want to see the 100+ mph highchair... what gear are those in?

 

Dude can't type questions or stories for **** but when he gets pissed and calls someone out on his post his tarets (you know the disease that makes you say stupid **** outta nowhere) clears right up HAHA

But seriously I do 200 mph highchairs all day and 250 mph spreaders down the busy interstate I don't f**k around like that other guy, 100 mph highchairs pfffff

-Jesse-

 

what does a masters have to do with this post?

 

It means he has a masters in some made up language that only he understands. And he gave the masters to himself at the graduation he made up for making up the language.

^^^I don't know but I really have no idea what that guy is talking about

 

I understood it pretty well. Why dont we do this. Instead of mouthing off to him about his typing, why don't we find someone that can actually reply to his question of "do you think slamming the seat from hi chairs will fck your battery wiring/battery itself?"

 

The question was pretty simple but what threw me off was when he said "my bars don't shake or anything dangerous" out of nowhere. Why is this even mentioned? It has nothing to do with the question. I think maybe the battery was bad anyway. How old was the battery? They don't make 'em like they used to.

 

Yeah I think I was trying to describe too much into one topic. The old battery was never replaced since I bought the bike used. What I also think that might have helped contribute to the failure of the battery was me with the bike ignition on the 'ON' position and running the Hi's while talking with someone.