That's me! And those are Canada Day and Fourth of July cookie pinwheel pops that I'm holding.

Omg you're gorgeous!!

Love how you're in theme too ha ha.

This is a shitty shot of me ha ha



And this is a shot of Adrian Malacoda and I, on our last night together in Texas. A toast to us ha ha.

I think it's only fair i show my face considering it was me who made the thread...



Very old now...

Bunny (10:39am Wed, Nov 28, 2012)

Omg you're gorgeous!!

Love how you're in theme too ha ha.

Have you seen my sites? I actually do go as a bunny:

http://www.quirkycookery.com/

I even wear them to professional conferences:





I have roughly 6 or 7 different colors and a few different styles of some of them. <3

QuirkyJessi (11:15am Wed, Nov 28, 2012)

I even wear them to professional conferences:

...

I have roughly 6 or 7 different colors and a few different styles of some of them. <3

Either those two guys are giants or you're ... petite. Even the blonde in the first picture has some definite Amazonian traits - does your cooking alter people at some weird nano-level?

Great pics, everyone.

... vamping ... wasting time ... hoping they forget ... damn.

OK - this is me, swear to Buddha, just a Me from when I still had my piss-poor comb-over. Just use Photoshop to remove the hair on top, leave the beard and ponytail, and that's Me ...

Let me give this some thought. Do I or do I not show my face?

Phil I am sure you're drop dead sexy! Victor, your hair is awesome!

Jessi that's awesome! I have a feeling you'll like one of the upcoming competitions!

Ryder13 (03:41pm Thu, Nov 29, 2012)

These are current. Okay, just cause everyone else is doing this . . I'm in. If I can get the attachment to work.
Ryder13

Coolness!

That's not an Aspencade, is it? What the heck is that?

Honda, VTX 1300 v-twin. 2005. Had it two years. Second Honda motorcycle for me.
Ryder13

Ryder13 (06:25pm Thu, Nov 29, 2012)

Honda, VTX 1300 v-twin. 2005. Had it two years. Second Honda motorcycle for me.
Ryder13

Nice.

I rode in NYC back in the mid-'70's - a KZ1000 - until the day I was facing one of the West Side Highway's infamous potholes at 40MPH with cars on each side of me. I kicked away and rolled, had my leathers and my helmut so I was OK but the bike disappeared.

No more riding after that.

 
 

"No more riding after that."

Yeah I can understand that. 
Riding is one of the key things in my life. I write about it. I enjoy it. It is good for my sanity.
I am willing to guess that NYC is not the best for riding a motorcycle. Maybe upstate but not the actual city. I've been there twice. Enjoyed the city (tourist not resident). Convinced I would not want to ride a
motorcycle there though.
Ryder13

At least on a bike, you would make it somewhere. I wouldn't want to drive in the city in general personally. If you're one of those bikers who tends to move between cars, though, then I don't think it would be too bad. Just watch out for the crazy cabbies.

This is getting interesting. I have always been interested in bikes. Never got enough money saved to get one of those big ones, though. The best I have ever got was just a Honda Phantom. The oldest I have ever ridden was a BSA. The one I have ridden the furthest was a Suzuki 150. That one I rode up and down the country a couple of times. Longest one-stretch trip was about 700 kilometers. The most tiring trip was on a Honda 70. 400 kilometers at a maximum speed of 70 mph.

Oh, definitely - riding in NYC is for the criminally insane. Like Jessi said you have the cabbies to contend with, along with the bike messengers zipping in and out, the limos that ignore you and the out-of-towners that think they just felt something but it was probably just one of those New York rats you hear so much tell about.

And the pedestrians - I had a rubber stamp made up so I could mark each one I clipped on the gas tank.

That's why I sold the bike for scrap, stuck my cars in a garage and just hoofed it - much safer.

So this was taken like 2 years ago, and i totally look like my fuckin mom... i look exactly the same, by the way, ha!

Cheers for all the responses! It's great to put some names to faces at last!