[pct-l] "KAREN'S HERO"....treating women right

[mike Shoys]

i feel uncomfortable.

On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 12:50 PM, Reinhold Metzger
<reinholdmetzger at cox.net>wrote:

>
> Say Switchback,
> May I suggest that for your motorcycle trike national park tour you do
> it on a sidewinder motorcycle,....you know like the ones the German Army
> used in World War II.
> This way  "poor, long suffering Mrs. Switchback"  can sit comfortably in
> the sidewinder instead of hanging on for dear life on the rear seat
> while you careen down the freeway.
> You have to treat your women right Switchback.....like I do.
> May I further suggest that you get the sidewinder build for two, to
> allow both you and Mrs. Switchback to sleep in the sidewinder at night,
> so poor, long suffering Mrs. Switchback won't have to sleep on the ground.
>
> I  TREAD MY  WOMEN  RIGHT  SWITCHBACK!!!
>
> Take Karen for instance, my wife for 44 years....the love of my life.
> I pamper and spoil her rotten....I do that with all my women.
> Like I said....I  TREAT  MY  WOMEN  RIGHT!!!
> I take her wherever I go....because she always wants to be with  "ME".
> I get her whatever she wants....although she has everything she ever
> wanted....she has "ME".
> I have been taking her snow skiing and backpacking  all over the country
> for many years.
> Our first backpacking trip was our 1968 Mt. Whitney expedition.
> I was a recently discharged Marine "Grunt" (Infantry) used to hauling
> heavy loads and it went against my grain to burden my recent bride with
> a pack, so everything went into one huge pack and on my back.
> BTW...I also had to carry "Schatzy" our miniature dachshund most of the
> way.
> But with Karen whispering into my ear..."Reinhold,...you are my
> hero"...made it all worth it, because that is all I ever really wanted
> to be....KAREN'S  HERO.
>
> Say guys, I understand now days you guys make your women carry their own
> packs.
> Yes, things have really changed since Switchback & Reinhold ruled the
> trails.
>
> When we're backpacking I let her do the cooking and wash the dishes,
> because she likes to do that.
> I carry an extra large tent, a blow up pad and many other unnecessary
> things to make her comfortable.
> Like I said I do many things for Karen to treat her right.
>
> Hey,....I bought her a push mover the other day so she won't have to cut
> the grass with scissors any more.
> And last month I installed a bathtub in the back yard behind the house.
> Now all she has to do is carry a few buckets of water to the bathtub and
> she can take a bath.
> She likes that much better than hosing down with the garden hose.
>
> So you see,....I told you....I  TREAT  MY  WOMEN  RIGHT!!!
>
> JMT Reinhold
> The one who treats his women right.
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> On 8/1/2012 5:52 AM, hiker97 at aol.com wrote:
> >  For the last 2-years I have been researching and planning my
> > equipment and gear for a new adventure.  I just recently planned a
> > retirement luxury 2-week, 4,000 mile motorcycle trike national park
> > tour.  I can't wait to make my mark in this world for only the
> > toughest and those with plenty of grit.  Just like I did in the hiking
> > world.
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