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Hi guys,
It's almost Thanksgiving, and I was just curious what you guys/gals are thankful for this year?

I know what I am thankful for:

1) I am thankful that I am alive given my recent accident on the bike. Frankly, I'm in pretty good health considering what happened.

2) I am thankful that my house didn't burn to the ground in the recent SoCal fires. I live in Yorba Linda and was about 150-200 yards from the flame front.

3) I am thankful that I have an amazing family who cares about me and will be there for me at a moments notice.

4) I am glad to have wonderful friends like the people I have met on this forum.:thumbup:

What about you guys/gals?

Rob
 
I am thankful for:

1. A wonderfully supportive family.

2. A great job that I love.

3. Good health.

4. Finding my FZ6 and discovering this forum.
 
Im thankful that the pilgrims settled in Plymouth and destroyed all the American Indians so that we all could have this great country and defend it with our lives and kill anyone that gets in our way ..

Why do we "Americans" give thanks on thanksgiving ? Think about it !!
I am proud to be an American, but not proud of how America came to be .
Greg A.

You dont like my opinion :Flip:
 
Im thankful that the pilgrims settled in Plymouth and destroyed all the American Indians so that we all could have this great country and defend it with our lives and kill anyone that gets in our way ..

Why do we \\\"Americans\\\" give thanks on thanksgiving ? Think about it !!
I am proud to be an American, but not proud of how America came to be .
Greg A.

You dont like my opinion :Flip:

I'm thankful that I'm Irish with a history that goes as far back as 8,000 BC.

No disrespect to our american cousins on this site, I honestly dont understand why Americans think that fighting results in your country being free? When you believe your fighting for freedom for your own country by fighting and destroying a country thousands of miles away you have a serious problem.

You should be thankful for your health, family, friends, life, and for a country that offers everything you need in short distances! America is a good country, cherish it and dont be proud of fighting in a foreign country.
 
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Im thankful that the pilgrims settled in Plymouth and destroyed all the American Indians so that we all could have this great country and defend it with our lives and kill anyone that gets in our way ..

Why do we \\\"Americans\\\" give thanks on thanksgiving ? Think about it !!
I am proud to be an American, but not proud of how America came to be .
Greg A.

You dont like my opinion :Flip:

Um, I think you are missing the point of Thanksgiving.
http://www.600riders.com/forum/bar/10865-what-thanksgiving-means-least-me.html

The first Thanksgiving was one of the few times we (the US) got it right. We were not at war and were living peacefully with the natives. Be proud! The PC crowd has diminished the true meaning of Thanksgiving, thanking God.
 
I'm thankful that I'm Irish with a history that goes as far back as 8,000 BC.

No disrespect to our american cousins on this site, I honestly dont understand why Americans think that fighting results in your country being free? When you believe your fighting for freedom for your own country by fighting and destroying a country thousands of miles away you have a serious problem.

You should be thankful for your health, family, friends, life, and for a country that offers everything you need in short distances! America is a good country, cherish it and dont be proud of fighting in a foreign country.

People not in America need to understand that most Americans don't agree with what our military is doing right now. We have no business being where we are right now, much like the Vietnam war 50 years ago. Given that, I am proud that my friends who are in the military are there to protect my country, but that doesn't mean I agree with each battle our country puts itself in. We need to be more focused on domestic issues, not foreign policy right now.
 
I am thankful for:

1) Family

2) My job that has taught me so much about people and life

3) Friends and people I have had the opportunity to meet

4) The wonderful weather in Southern California that has allowed me to continue to ride the fz6.

5) Being fortunate enough to be able to ride a motorcycle and enjoy its unique sense of freedom.
 
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