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Old July 30th, 2011, 03:22 PM   #1
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Trying to fill the gap between getting my license and riding my new bike I've been watching Ninja 250 videos on youtube.

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Humans are so silly. :P

I feel kinda bad for the security guard!

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Old July 30th, 2011, 04:01 PM   #2
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I'm sorry, is it bad I LOL'd? Because I found this kinda funny.
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Old July 30th, 2011, 04:09 PM   #3
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Trying to fill the gap between getting my license and riding my new bike I've been watching Ninja 250 videos on youtube.

Came across this

Link to original page on YouTube.

Humans are so silly. :P

I feel kinda bad for the security guard!

Hahahaha hmmmm this sounds familiar....

Oh, that's right, because I did the exact same thing since I bought my bike a little less than 3 weeks before I got my license
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Old July 30th, 2011, 04:58 PM   #4
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LOL! That vid was priceless! Got a nice chuckle out of it!
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Old July 30th, 2011, 04:59 PM   #5
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I'm sorry, is it bad I LOL'd? Because I found this kinda funny.
hahaha same here, I couldnt stop laughing! I mean the due was a dick but it WAS funny
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I was expecting him to slide from one of those small streams of water...then it woulda been hilarious!! lol
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"Do you have a permit to be here?" LOL

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I feel bad sor the security guy as well. Here is iworking night shift for very little pay and some jerk has nothing better to do than harass him.
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lame vid.
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Old July 30th, 2011, 07:06 PM   #11
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If I was the rider I would have let him catch me when he started running at me...


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It seems to really bring the appropriate feel.

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Old July 30th, 2011, 10:14 PM   #13
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Old July 30th, 2011, 10:25 PM   #14
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That was funny as anything.

Now, I feel for the security guy. But really, why did he start running after the bike? What's he gonna do if he catches *snicker* the rider? He can't lay a hand on the rider.

Best he can do is call the cops then go back into the store. The fact he was out there just added fuel to the fire.

That being said.
Bwhahahahahahahaha. That was funny.
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Very very true. He should have just called the cops. What the heck was he thinking chasing after the biker like that.
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Old July 30th, 2011, 11:37 PM   #17
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Wow. Just wow. So messed up. Security guy wasnt very smart but damn that biker is so uncool.
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Old July 31st, 2011, 01:01 AM   #18
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If there's a hell, we're all going to burn in it for laughing at that security guard







I imagine that's the kind of security guard that makes the on the spot decision to shoot or taze a kid for pestering him or stealing sweets. He's probably going to join us in hell too.
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Old July 31st, 2011, 02:57 AM   #19
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He's probably going to join us in hell too.

Of course he would join us, cause we would BE his hell.
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I feel bad sor the security guy as well. Here is iworking night shift for very little pay and some jerk has nothing better to do than harass him.
Maybe the reason he's working **** hours for little pay is because he is a cretin - as evidenced by his moronic behavior. Why not just say "Hey guy, this is private property and you dont have permission to ride here." Whats with the "do you have a permit to be here?"

If the rider doesnt leave after being asked, a quick call to the local PD for tresspassing should fix things up right quick. What a moron he is for running after the bike like a tard. What would he have done if he had got his hands on the bike, knock it over?
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"Do you have a permit to be here?" LOL

*Revs Engive* "I can't here you." Priceless lol
the funniest part of the vid. next would be rent a cop running. revving the stock exhaust? zOmg it was great. just got this weird visual that the biker had donuts strapped to his back and the rent a cop was chasin after him cuz of that and that was the only reason for him to run.
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the funniest part of the vid. next would be rent a cop running. revving the stock exhaust? zOmg it was great. just got this weird visual that the biker had donuts strapped to his back and the rent a cop was chasin after him cuz of that and that was the only reason for him to run.
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Maybe it's just me, but usually places that are "private property" with parking lots that size tend to have them gated off so you can't be there after hours. Anything else is usually considered public property and open for use by the public. Also I could be wrong but that kinda looked like a shopping center, which would put it under public domain I believe? Again, I could be off base on this, wouldn't be the first time lol.

The guard handled that 100% wrong right from the start with his smug attitude. I think the best approach would have been to ask him what his reason for being there after hours was. Then explain that the property owners would be held liable for anything that happened to him regardless of the cause or time of day and if could please find someplace else to practice. Start off by showing some respect and most times you get respect shown back to you.
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All the laughing and noone caught what a bad idea this was. Practicing emergency braking across the spots most likely to have standing oil? In a lot with water all over the place? Not smart.
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All the laughing and noone caught what a bad idea this was. Practicing emergency braking across the spots most likely to have standing oil? In a lot with water all over the place? Not smart.
I guess the security guard is no longer relatively that stupid - not compared to us lot anyway :P I didn't pick up on that either.
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All the laughing and noone caught what a bad idea this was. Practicing emergency braking across the spots most likely to have standing oil? In a lot with water all over the place? Not smart.
Because emergency stops are going to be performed under perfect conditions?



Honestly, no better place to practice than an empty parking lot.. unless you have your own track in your backyard.
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I imagine that's the kind of security guard that makes the on the spot decision to shoot or taze a kid for pestering him or stealing sweets.
Fortunately that gaurd was un-armed. The store was a Loeb's, which is a provincially run liquor store Ontario (province in Canada). Usually found in strip malls and places like that. They got a security gaurd to gaurd the beer, not the parking lot!

Don't know how American security gaurds are, but up in Canada you're given a roll of quarters to call the police. Security gaurds aren't actually allowed to touch you.

Which makes it all the more funny why he was running after the bike. As others have stated, what would he do? kick the bike over?
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I wish someone would drive this with straight pipes into that parking lot.

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Most of this dudes videos he states its not him riding... This was funny but all his other stuff sucks.
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Which makes it all the more funny why he was running after the bike. As others have stated, what would he do? kick the bike over?
I wonder if he was trying to get close enough to get a read on the license plate.
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Because emergency stops are going to be performed under perfect conditions? .
Nope, but why do the practice ones in a bad situation?

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Honestly, no better place to practice than an empty parking lot.. unless you have your own track in your backyard.
Agreed, and that wasn't my point. The point was, why practice panic stops going across oily spots?
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I hate to say it but if I was the security I would have hit his kill switch to start, and if he started the laps I would have sprayed him with a hose, most industrial buildings have them handy. I would have written his info down and been on the phone with police rather quickly too, hinting to the fact he is probably intoxicated based on behavior...
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Now I have one question. Who's the "Jerk", and who's the "Fool"?
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Now I have one question. Who's the "Jerk", and who's the "Fool"?
Personally I think people like this rider are what is wrong with society today. He has an attitude that because he can get away with it, it is ok. The rules and laws of society are meant to be followed even when no one is looking. People like this are what lead to more serious problems. It isnt this specific act, it is his willful disregard for other people, the rule, and society. That attitude is what is ruining humanity; the inability to respect others. He isnt a fool, he knew the rules, he had been asked to leave, and refused.
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Now I have one question. Who's the "Jerk", and who's the "Fool"?
I chose "Jerk" for the rider and "Fool" for the guard.

Edit: I also chose the word "jerk" for the benefit of you americans! That word isn't really used here.
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Personally I think people like this rider are what is wrong with society today. He has an attitude that because he can get away with it, it is ok. The rules and laws of society are meant to be followed even when no one is looking. People like this are what lead to more serious problems. It isnt this specific act, it is his willful disregard for other people, the rule, and society. That attitude is what is ruining humanity; the inability to respect others. He isnt a fool, he knew the rules, he had been asked to leave, and refused.
The rider was a Jerk, but I don't think any real harm was done. Their performance actually brought some happiness to a bunch of Ninjette.org riders!

"That attitude is what is ruining humanity". That's a pretty huge claim! For one it implicitly declares that humanity isn't already ruined and further implies that it's even possible for humanity to be "ruined".

If I find myself getting upset at "society" or "humanity" or people like this or people like that, I remind myself that I have no control over any of these people and things, and it's probably wrong to even try and control them; who am I to impose my will on others? Are my thoughts, values and opinions some how more valid than the next persons? Also: I am only responsible for my own actions (and to some extent the actions of any children I may one day have). "Be the change you want to see in the world." That's how I make the world better: I make myself better and that will have an affect on the world. I might even inspire others to follow in my footsteps.

I say these things, because I know the stress and despair that can be felt from seeing all the horrible things around me: hatred, violence, environmental destruction, famine, war. From your words, I sense your despair. Maybe my way of making this world less stressful will be useful to you?

Maybe I just read to much into your post and went overboard with my reply :P
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Well ..... what do y'all call them ? wankers? chavs? Inquiring minds need to know.
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I tried to think of a more family friendly term but I can't think of any. "Jerk" actually sounds quite mild.

"Townie" / "Chav" is a category of person. I think some people like to be called a chav... not sure why. Do a google image search for chav and see what horrors come up!
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I tried to think of a more family friendly term but I can't think of any. "Jerk" actually sounds quite mild.

"Townie" / "Chav" is a category of person. I think some people like to be called a chav... not sure why. Do a google image search for chav and see what horrors come up!
Americans use a lot of those!
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