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Yamaha cafe racer on Park- did you make it out alive?

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borrowed from http://hollydoodledesigns.com
 
Miss Fox said:
You get nightmares from the Princess Bride?

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That's alright Logan, I'll hold your hand :laughing
...actually after seeing it probably a hundred times, I still jump every time I see Wesley get bitten. :p
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:p brat! well i was referring to that picture of that demonic rat. not quite a spider but...still haha. oh and while holding hands do you feel ok feeding me grapes? :laughing


oh and did someone say something about kittens?
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MotoGeek'n said:
What is this "cement boot action"!?!
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You know, if the mobsters whacked a guy and had to dispose of him, say, in the Hudson River, they had to give him "cement boots" so he wouldn't float up unexpectedly. :p
 
:p brat! well i was referring to that picture of that demonic rat. not quite a spider but...still haha. oh and while holding hands do you feel ok feeding me grapes? :laughing
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Hedonism-bot? Is that you? :laughing
 
WOW, this got totally off topic....

My contribution: how could anyone not know what cement boots are for?
 
Cement boots are what construction workers wear when working with cement. Cement overshoes, on the otherhand, were cast over the existing shoes, left to harden while the shoes owner plead needlessly for a reprise, then tossed into the Hudson. :nerd
 
Boy, y'all sure Kitchen Sinked the pants off this General thread in no time flat...
 
USARMworker said:
:banana

Ah, congratulations. Your latest post was as delectable as dipping my bottom over and over into a bath of the silkiest oils and creams.
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ROFL ....WTF: :cry :laughing this is killing me right now...oh christ :laughing

im throwing down a recount on the ban of the rep system becuase this man deserves a green square gad dammit
 
MotoGeek'n said:
What is this "cement boot action"!?!
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I swear to God this is true:
When I lived in New Jersey, about three years ago, this happened, about 2 miles from my old house. Right after Thanksgiving, when it was about 30 degrees, a guy walked into a restaurant and told the manager there was a car in the parking lot that smelled bad and had flies buzzing around it. In 30 degrees! iLarry Ricci was stuffed in the trunk. It was the first time anyone saw him since he was supposed to have testified in a mob trial about 8 weeks before. No cement boots, just a bullet and a trunk.
They didn't make that sh!t up in The Sopranos.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/01/n...Lawrence+Ricci&st=nyt&oref=slogin&oref=slogin

Body Found in Car Is Said to Be Mob Figure's


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By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM
Published: December 1, 2005

Federal authorities believe that a decomposed body discovered yesterday in the trunk of a car outside a New Jersey diner is that of a mob figure who disappeared during his federal fraud trial and was later acquitted, law enforcement officials said.

The man, Lawrence Ricci, 60, of Gillette, N.J., whom prosecutors have described as an acting captain in the Genovese crime family, was last seen by his girlfriend on Oct. 7.

F.B.I. agents and federal prosecutors in Brooklyn, along with his lawyer, all said at the time that they feared he had been killed.

The body was taken to a hospital in Newark and an autopsy will be performed today.

The body was discovered at about 9 a.m. after a patron notified the manager of a foul odor and a mass of flies swarming around the trunk of a car in the back row of a large parking lot at the Huck Finn Diner on Morris Avenue in Union, several officials said.

Investigators believe the car, a silver Acura, had been parked in the lot, overlooking a Union High School athletic field, for about six weeks, one official said. Apparently, the diner manager had mistakenly believed that the car belonged to someone he knew. He approached the car, found it unlocked, retrieved the registration and notified the police.

When the police ran a license plate check on the car, they were alerted that it was being sought by federal authorities because Mr. Ricci had borrowed it from a cousin before he disappeared, the official said.

In the trunk, F.B.I. agents found the decomposed body, face down, an investigator said. The man appeared to be wearing khaki slacks and had a grey garment - a jacket or a sweatshirt - pulled over his head, the investigator said.

Mr. Ricci's lawyer, who won an acquittal on the fraud charges against him, said there had been no real hope that he was alive and the discovery of the body provided some relief to the family. "It's not the time of the year when one needs to have things like this going on in your life," he said, "and the sooner that closure is obtained in situations like this, the better for all concerned."

Several investigators have suggested that Mr. Ricci may have been slain because he refused to accept a plea agreement in the case, in which his two co-defendants were International Longshoremen's Association officials, and that his Genovese family superiors were unhappy to have a mob captain sitting at the defense table with the union leaders.

Yesterday, one official said that investigators were examining Mr. Ricci's relationship with Tino Fiumara, a feared and mob-connected New Jersey dock boss. The official noted that on the day Mr. Ricci disappeared, Mr. Fiumara, who was recently convicted of failing to report contact with a mob fugitive, sought permission from his probation officer to leave the state.

A lawyer for Mr. Fiumara, Gerald L. Shargel, said, "The idea that Tino Fiumara had anything to do with this is preposterous."


31.) Body in car may solve a mobster mystery
Police make grisly find at Union diner weeks after defendant in extortion trial vanished
Author: MARK MUELLER STAR-LEDGER STAFF
Publication: Star-Ledger, The (Newark, NJ)
Publish Date: December 1, 2005
Word Count: 886
Document ID: 10E3D98F80BBFD00

A body found in the trunk of a car behind a Union County diner yesterday is believed to be that of a New Jersey mobster who vanished eight weeks ago in the middle of a Mafia-studded Brooklyn trial.

Lawrence Ricci, a reputed capo in the New Jersey branch of the Genovese crime family and a defendant in the fraud and extortion trial, disappeared in early October, sparking fears he had been killed by his gangland associates.

Yesterday, FBI agents told Ricci's family the culated among
 
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