Moot’s PointBy Dave Moot

2006 Newsletter of the Viking Chapter Antique Motorcycle Club of America Inc. Published Quarterly March 1st, June 1st, September 1st, December 1st

vikingamca@yahoo.com http:www.vikingmc.org

President Dave Moot 952-703-0373 DIVCO@Earthlink.net

Vice President Jim Kojola 612-374-8913 HDKOJO@yahoo.com

Treasurer Linda Schunk 952-831-5065 tekki3@earthlink.net

Secretary Deb Riggs 612-869-7038 driggs@mn.rr.com

Newsletter Paul Meisel 952-472-2097Editor work 952-746-2361 paul@meiselwoodhobby.com

Graphics and Greg.Claflin 612-529-5812Layout gsclaflin13@msn.com

Club Historian Tom Jones 763-533-9163

DirectorsKerry Rasmussen Tom Broich651-430-1332 651-645-3571kerrysuefarm@msn.com

Sean O’Neil Gene Hostetler612-870-0766 952-472-5063moneil1@mn.rr.com geneallendesign@ frontiernet.net

Deputy Judge E-TalkerJerry Richards Roger Rimnac651-482-0096 612-825-2550trudijr@visi.com motorog1@yahoo.com

PLEASE NOTE: Because of thenumber of items listed for ourSummer 2006 Schedule of Events,this schedule is continued on page two.

JUNE

The next time you’re in South Dakota, you all besure to visit MOOT RISHMORE.

It’s the next hill over from Mt. Rushmore. We do hill climbing with ourbikes off of Lincoln’s nose except when it’s running. It gets a littleslippery then.

Hello everyone…Your fearless leader is back and I hope eveyone is enjoying the warmthand sunshine we Minnesotans so rightfully deserve.

Did everyone enjoy an early spring ride?I got mine in on the sandblast expressway 35W.Reporting on some events: the Cycle World Show was a huge success with an impressivedisplay of vintage machines (we handed out a lot of Farmington flyers and snagged a few newmembers too!).The club participated in our first ever Donnie Smith show at the St. Paul River Center- thanksto Sean O’Neil and everyone who brought a bike and worked the crowd, and finally, the VikingChapter mustered a dozen volunteers and we handled all the bikes at the annual AldrichArena spring motorcycle auction.The club earned some cash, some good publicity and again we passed out flyers and didsome recruiting too.

2006 SCHEDULE OF EVENTSJune 14, 2006 BOD Meeting (7:00pm) (Wed.) Kerry and Sue Rasmussen’s 9282 Stonebridge Trail North Stillwater, MN 651-430-1332June 18, 2006 General Meeting &Ride(10:00a) (Sun.) (Father’s Day) Diamond’s Coffee Shop 1618 Central Ave. N.E., Mpls. (Then ride on to the Blind Lizard Meet)June 23-24,2006 Farmington National Meet (Fri-Sun) 8-4:30 Fri and Sat (Judging: Sunday Morning) Dakota County Fairgrounds 4060 220 St. West. Farmington, MinnesotaJune 29, 2006 Viking Club Garage (Thurs.) Get- together (6:00pm) Paul Davidson’s 9330 Overlook Trail Eden Prairie, MN 952-941-4997

Schedule of Events continuedon Page 2

Note: All members are welcome to attendthe BOD meetings, but be sure to let thehost know in advance how many will beattending.

Moot’s Point continuedThanks so much to those who devoted theday to help the club on our first ever presenceat this great motorcycle event. About half thevolunteers for this event were club officers andthe other half were first year members! A veryspecial thanks to you new guys…You are ourfuture!During the Friday night auction preview, Ispoke with a guy I had met before and he toldme he had been a Viking member for years.He apologized for letting his membershiplapse and said he would send in a renewalbecause he wants to at least support the clubfinancially. I pointed out to him that by payinghis $10.00 in dues he would receive $11.00worth of newsletters and if he were not goingto attend events that he would save us moneyif he did not re-up his membership. Of courseI was just kidding him but did tell him thatwhat we need more than his $10.00 is hispresence at monthly meetings and variousevents throughout the year.This exchange started me thinking that whatmakes this club vital and alive is theparticipation of it’s members.Pay your ten bucks and we will give you yourmoney’s worth and more but you need toredeem the rewards in person!

So what’s Moot’s Point? Participate!

By the time you receive this second newsletterof 2006, the Farmington meet will be just afew short weeks away. 2006 will see someexciting new changes for the Farmingtonevent - this will be the first year of an on sitemotorcycle auction where you can buy or sellthose old bones or those classic parts, bikes,restored machines, memorabilia, etc.There is still plenty of time and room for yourentries.Some other new things you may notice thisyear: we will provide a comfotable lounge areawhere you can relax, drink a cup of joe, reada MC magazine or shoot the breeze with like-minded MC people; there will be anassortment of MC related posters, flags andpictures that will augment the beautiful bikeswe see displayed.Multiple tech sessions will be offered as wellas an improved banquet.Your hard working club officers arealready working on an even better2007 event!You will notice that this month’s newslettercontains a questionaire; the people who planfuture Viking events could greatly benefit fromyour input so please fill it out and return it tome pronto.During the first week of August 2006 some ofour members make the annual pilgramage toSturgis. If you are like me and prefer shorterrides then you may want to join the Vikingchapter on a one day ride down to the AMA

National Hillclimb Championship August 5th inRedwing MN.Check out www.indianheadmc.org for details.Roger Rimnac told me this event was verypopular years ago with the Viking membersso we thought we would bring it back.And finally the 2006 Garage get-togethershave been planned. The May event was atJim Kajola’s house, June 29th will be at PaulDavidson’s house in Eden Prairie, July 15th

will be at Joe Anania’s place in Apple Valleyand at my house in Bloomington on August12th.Joe was a NWA mechanic who is now tryingto make a living working on motorcycles.Joe’s garage and mine are similar in tworespects: we both have a workbench and weboth have a firm policy, “no cars allowed”!Summer’s here! Bugs, Betty’s, rides, races,first Thursdays, dead batteries andblind lizards!

Summer 2006 Schedule of Eventscontinued from Page 1

July 5, 2006 BOD Meeting (7:00pm) (Wed.) Paul and Pat Meisel’s 5501 Bartlett Blvd Mound, MN 952-472-2097July 12, 2006 General Meeting ( 7:00pm) (Wed.) MN Veteran’s Home 5101 Minnehaha Ave.So., Mpls. (612) 721-0600July 15, 2006 Viking Garage Get-together (Sat.) 12:00noon Joe Anania’s 269 Pinewood Drive Apple Valley, MN 952-431-6785August 5, 2006 Club Ride to Sturgis, S.D. (Sat.) Meet at the HilltopRestaurant 6-7am (Leaving 8am sharp!) Hwy 7, Excelsior, MinnesotaAugust 5, 2006 President’s Ride to Hill Climb (Sat.) in Red Wing Meet at Dave Moot’s (8:00am) 2400 Maple Avenue Bloomington, MN 952-703-0373August 12, 2006 Viking Garage Get-together (Sat.) 12:00 noon Dave Moot’s garage. 2400 Maple Avenue Bloomington, MN 952-703-0373August 16, 2006 BOD Meeting (6:30pm) (Wed.) Davanni’s Pizza- 41 Cleveland Avenue St. Paul, MN (Dave’ll spring forDinner)August 20, 2006 General Meeting and (Sun.) Chicken Bar-B-Q 12:00noon Fireman’s Park, Hwy 212 and North Chestnut St.Chaska, MN**Nominations for Officiers during meetingSeptember 1-3,2006 Davenport Old Bike Ride (Fri-Sun.) Leave at 7:00am Meet at the BP Amoco station Main Street, Prescott, WI. contact Tom JonesSeptember 17, 2006 VIKING CHAPTER FALL (Sun.) SWAP MEET Minnesota State Fairgrounds ( 7-4pm) Snelling Avenue- north entrance. St.Paul, MN

Don’t forget the 3rd Wednesday in July isthe Annual Ride To Work Day, but reallyany day is a good day to ride to workbecause:1. Riding to work is fun.2. Riding to work reduces traffic and parking congestion.3. Riding uses less fuel than an automobile.4. Riding to work leaves one alert and energized.5. Riding to work results in less pollution than commuting in a larger vehicle.6. It is less destructive and road surfaces and bridges.7. It gets you to work (and back home) faster.8. And lastly, it promotes motorcyling.

Take a photo of you and your favorite oldbike and send it to Rick Shunk. Who knowsyou may appear in the AntiqueMotorcycle’s annual “Ride ToWork” article,

National Meet FarmingtonFairgrounds

!!Wanted: Volunteers for Viking ChapterNational Meet in Farmington!!*volunteers for gate: contact StanMewhorter at 763-561-3922*volunteers for registration table:contact Linda Schunk at 952-831-5065*volunteers to help with SaturdayBanquet: contact Gloria Peters at 612-825-9219Remember the Banquet is Saturdayevening, an Italian Dinner will beserved.

(Make sure to buy your ticketsEarly at Farmington!)

Donnie Smith Bike ShowMarch 25-26

I Just want to thank all the members thathelped at the Donnie Smith bike show, the

members that brought their bikes andespecially Sean O'Neil who organized theViking display, took off work to line up people,helped set up the display and help load andunload bikes. The club got a lots of exposurewith thousands of people seeing ourmotorcycle display. Dave MootThe members that brought their bikes

Ron Spargo 1939 BSA M-20Kent Slavik 1942 Harley 45Tom Whittles 1946 Harley 45Rick Schunk 1948 Vincent HRDSteve Doeden 1948 Indian BobberScott Schneider 1948 Cushman ScooterTom Nordmeyer 1950 Ariel Square 4Jason Johnson 1952 Hoffman VespaJim Jones 1954 Panhead ChopperJoe Anania 1962 BSA A-10 Street TrackerDave Moot 1969 Suzuki X6 HustlerStan Mewhorter 1970 Triumph T100CDave Rademacher 1972 750 Honda ChopperTom Whittles 1976 Harley SS 175other volunteers included: Kerry Rasmussen,Paul Meisel, Gene Hostetler, Steve Hall,Tom Broich, Roger Rimnac, Janice Kmetzand Craig Kotual.

Sean O’Neal holding down the fort.Pictured is Rick Shunk’s ‘49 Vincent and KentSlavik’s 1942 Harley ‘45.

Dave Radamacher’s 1972 Honda chopperand Ron Spargo’s 1939 BSA M-20

Jim Jones 1950 Harley Pan Headchopper.

Scott Schneider’s 1916 SmithMotorwheel and 1948 Cushman.

Jason Johnson’s 1952 Vespa.

Steve Dodin’s 1948 Indian “Bobber”.

Dave Moot’s ‘69 Suzuki HustlerTom Nordmeyer’s ‘50 ArielTom Whittles’ 46 Harley ‘45Joe Anania ‘62 BSA 650

Tom Whittle’s 1976 Harley SS175Stan Mewhorter’s 1970 Triumph

9th Annual Richards SturgisGet-togetherBy Trudi Richards

We’ll be having our 9th annual RichardsSturgis Get-Together again this year

at our cabin. This is a big turnout for the Vikingmembers and other AMCA members who arehere for the Sturgis Rally. We normally havearound 75 people attend so we get quite acrowd. If you are interested in attending, Ihave included the date and directions.

The date for the Richards Annual Sturgis Get-Together is Monday, August 7, 12:00 noon to6:00 p.m. Chili feed and beverages provided.The address is: Jerry and Trudi Richards,21432 U.S. Highway 85 South, Lead, SouthDakota, Telephone 605-584-9082. The cabinis located .9 mile from CheyenneCrossing Restaurant in SpearfishCanyon.

April 15, 2006WE’RE MOVING!!by Deb Riggs and Jim Kojola

Pronto pups, cheese-curds and BeerGarden- that’s what people think of

when they think “State Fair.” After next year,people will start thinking, “Viking ChapterNational Meet,” old motorcycles and partsgalore!

That’s right, starting in June 2007 the VikingChapter National Meet will be held at theMinnesota State Fairgrounds instead of theFarmington location. Wow!The goal of our move is to offer an opportunityfor a larger number of participants andvendors, provide a more central location andbetter facilities for the visitors to our NationalMeet and increase interest in antiquemotorcycles!After much thought and discussion, review offeasibility figures, lists of pros vs. cons, tripsto St. Paul and meetings with officials at theFairgrounds, the Viking Chapter Boardmembers were able to negotiate a greatarrangement. The weekend we have lockedin is the 24th weekend of the year which is theweekend just before “Back to the Fifties”

at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.

The Progress Building and the adjoiningcampground will be our new home. We willbe near the Snelling Avenue entrance. TheProgress building is huge (190ft X160ft) withlarge windows to let in natural lighting. Badweather will never be a factor again since thisbuilding can offer plenty of room for bikedisplays and inside vending.

The campground is directly next to theProgress building. The camping area islarge, completely fenced in and offerselectrical hook-ups. It can accommodate bothvenders and campers and, as our Club attractsnew members, this State Fairgrounds areacan expand.

Although we will miss the fun and small-townatmosphere the Farmington location hasbrought us over the years rising problems suchas the increasing cost of the lease, difficultymanaging the many new entrances to theFarmington grounds and the limited exposurethe Farmington location offers the Club madeus look at other options.

We never thought a reasonable opportunityat the Minnesota State Fairgrounds would beavailable to us, but here it is!So, start thinking State Fairgrounds and greatready for our very own “GreatMinnesota (Antique Motorcycle)Get-Together!”

??WHO’S THIS MYSTERY BIKER??

Here’s an oldphoto of myselftaken why backin about 1977with my“chopper” forthe mysteryphoto.Looking everybit the “alongcame Bronsontype”, can youguess who thismystery bikeis?

His name spelled in pig-latin is Aveda Ootma.See page 8 for the answer.

On April 1st (no foolin!), theViking Chapter was hired by the

MidAmerica Auctions to pushbikes at their vintage motorcycleauction at the Aldrich Arena.

It was a great time to check outover a hundred old bikes, hangout with other enthusiasts andearn $750.00 for the club! Atprevious auctions, they hademployed jocks from local highschool sports teams who lackedthe experience in moving old bikesand lacked the dedication to throwthemselves under a 1928 IndianScout 101. Luckily, there were nodropped bikes and no injuries toclub members that a few tubes ofBen-Gay couldn’t solve.

Viking Chapter Hired byMidAmerica Actions to Push

Bikes

Field report by Sean O’Neil

We also staffed an information booth allday and were able to hook in a couple newmembers.

It was a great time had by all and anothergreat way to get our club interacting withthe broader motorcycle enthusiastcommunity.

Volunteers at the auction were:Jerry RichardsTom WhittlesSean O,NeilRick ShunkJim KajolaDave MootTom BroichSteve HallJoe AnaniaCraig KotvalMike WarnerDeb RiggsTrudi Johnson-Richards

This Auction was a huge success.About 10 to 14 club membersshowed up.

Tom and Sean get a full dresser ready to go onthe block.

Veterans’ Home Visit-Wednesday July 12, 2006

by Keith Peters

On Wednesday evening, July 12, ride anantique motorcycle and meet at the

Minnesota Veterans’ Home at 5101Minnehaha Avenue South, in SouthMinneapolis at 7 PM. The VA home is acrossthe river from St. Paul’s Highland Park Fordplant. For this fourth year in a row we’ll visitwith the veterans living there and show offour bikes. Maybe Paul Meisel will bring hisice cream side car and pass out bars againthis year.

After the visit we’ll ride west along MinnehahaParkway four miles to stop in for a burger &brew at Adrian’s Tavern, 4812 ChicagoAvenue South (telephone 612/824-4011.)Strange things happen there. Last year theowner gave us complementary steak tips andDave Moot was talked into running forPresident!

Directions to the Veterans’ Home: Fromhighway 55 (Minnehaha Avenue), head easton 54th street 0.7 miles, cross the bridge andgo left/north 0.1 mile to the two-story sandcolored building there marked “MainEntrance.” Telephone 612/721-0600. Younever know who will show up. Former VikingChapter President Joe White cameinto town from Deming New Mexicoto join us for the evening last year.

The Mighty one from the movie “The Motorcycle Diaries” goeson the block.

April 1st. the MidAmerica Auction

It was reported that the people running this auction quite impressedwith the care ourmembers gave eachbike coming up forauction.

It was alsomentioned thatthey’d like to seeour Club back againnext year doingwhat it does best.

“Taking care of oldbikes!”

MidAmerica had an impressive line up of bikes to beauctioned.

Once again, there was a great turnout of bikes to display for the

CycleWorld show and we’d like to thankall those members who brought bikes todisplay and those members that mannedthe booth over the weekend. Yourparticipation is greatly appreciated and wehope everyone had a great time.

The line up of bikes at CycleWorld thisyear was nothing short of impressive!!!

Sturgis ’06by Keith Peters

The Viking Chapter again has tent campingreservations for the KOA in Deadwood, S.D.

for Sturgis week, Sunday night August 6through Wednesday night August 9, 2006.The cost is $16.50/night, up $1.50 from last year.Anyone wishing to arrive early or stay late cancall “toll-free reservations” at 1-800-562-0846.(The KOA’s direct number is 605-578-3830.) Asalways, it is requested that if you invite a friendto camp with the Viking Chapter, they shouldsend in their application and membership fee tojoin the national AMCA before leaving for Sturgis.

Friends are also invited to join the VikingChapter, of course, but need to be at least AMCAmembers to take advantage of the Viking/KOAcamping. The KOA prefers that we do not bringcars or trailers and expect to park or store themthere, with their limited parking space.

A bunch of the usual suspects will meet forbreakfast at the Hilltop Restaurant in Excelsioron departure day, Saturday August 5. Smallgroups start leaving around 8 A.M. andreconvene in the bar in Evan MN for peanuts,beer and photos. If it is like most years, smallgroups will work on what breaks down along theroad, then drag the sorry carcasses into campat the city park at Wessington Springs, S.D.,where riders can catch a shower and swim inthe City’s pool. Last year we had about thebiggest crowd ever at Wessington, around 20bikes.

For a most dramatic entrance to Sturgis last year,there was a lightning storm that started thegrasslands on fire just as we rode into town. Werode between the thunderstorms and grass firesas the fire truck raced out of town to put out thefires. Tom Jones drove his 250 cc BMW, SteveDoeden rode his Bobber Chief, and three othersrode antiques. Ralph Smith used Sturgis week

for teaching our first Deutschlandermembers Lea and Garitt Keller commonbiker week English words and phrasesthey don’t teach you in school.

Here is a change from previous years.Because of such a low Viking Chapterturnout, the Board decided not to fund theWednesday evening cookout and fish fry.So, folks wishing to continue that traditionwill need to pony up to buy the plates,salads, beverages, etc., and will NOT bereimbursed by the Viking Chapter. Lastyear 10 fisherpersons caught nine troutand Ron “Grease” Garren served asmaster chef. Grease also caught fish andwas in charge of bait. Did thatmake him also the master-baiter?

This Summer’s GarageGet-Togethers

Here are the June, July and Augustdates for the “Garage Get-togethers.

June 29th Thur. 7:00 PMPaul Davidson

9330 Overlook TrailEden Praire, MN

952-941-4997July 15th, Sat. 12:00 noon

Joe Anania269 Pinewood

Apple Valley, MN952-431-6785

August 12th. Sat. 1:00 PM.Dave Moot

2400 Maple Ave.Bloomington, MN

952-703-0373September 15th, Sat. 12:00 noon

Kerry Rasmussen9282 Stonebridge Trail N.

Stillwater, MN651-430-1332

Bits and Piecesby Greg. Claflin and Dave Moot

For those of you that use msn.com asan internet provider, here is an interestingway to keep in touch with other members andshare photos from some of your rides andadventures. Their newest version ofmesseger has a internet site you can set upcalled “My Spaces” that requires noprogramming experience and can be donein about 5 minutes and most of all, it’s FREE.It’s a great way to share photos from ridesand experiences with other Club members.You can also limit who has access to it aswell.I set a site up in about 5 minutes and addedto it as I had time. To let other members knowyou have a site set up it allows you to e-mailthem with the address.Here’s an example of a site I set up if youcare to access it and see what it’s all about.It has some photos I took at last year’sSturgis Ralley and stops at Deadwood.

The site name is:http://spaces.msn.com/gregsgarage1Who knows, we might even feature your sitein the future in this newsletter.

reassembled for a bar (Scottie’s) thatoccupied the same spot in the new building.The exterior, which was extremely ornate nowsits in storage in a warehouse somewhere inthe Twin Cities awaiting resurrection.

Well so much for the history lesson. Thephotos are top quality and can ordered onlinefor a fee if you’re interested in obtaining acopy. For non-profits (like us) they’re use isfree of charge.

This site is located at:h t t p : / / c o l l e c t i o n s . m n h s . o r g /visualresources

Volunteer program from the MinnesotaMotorcycle Safety Foundation

MMSC has announced a unique volunteeropportunity during the first three months ofthe riding season. All you need is a fewminutes on a computer and a postage stamp.The program, called Earned Media is agrassroots letter-writing approach tomotorcycle safety. The goal is to get importantmessages into weekly newspapers and othermedia. This will be an opportunity to use localmedia to educate Minnesotans aboutimportant aspects of motorcycle safetyincluding:Promoting rider trainingMotorist awarenessPassenger awarenessImpaired riding - a warning to riders whichincludes Dial-A-Ride informationForm letters to the editor that address allthese subjects can be downloaded atwww.motorcyclesafety.org. One letter canreach thousands of people in yourcommunity. Please take a few minutes, oncea month in April, May and June to help spreada positive message.

!!!VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDfor the National Meet in Farmington!!

*volunteers for gate: contact StanMewhorter at 763-561-3922*volunteers for registration table: contactLinda Schunk at 952-831-5065*volunteers to help with SaturdayBanquet: contact Gloria Peters at 612-825-9219

Here’s an interesting site to check out ifyou’re interested in old motorcycle photos.

The Minnesota Historical Society has a sitethat has some great old photos of the earlydays of motorcycling in the state. It also hassome photos from the Roy Egberg collection.(Roy was an early Club member who owneda motorcycle shop in this area for a numberof years)One photo I thought was fantastic was onetaken of a pair flappers in the 1920’s on 7thstreet. this was in front of the old Garricktheater which was located across the streetfrom Dayton’s (now Marshall Field’s)department store and the Radisson Hotel.

Some of you old-timers may remember thistheater later become the Forum Cafeteria and when the buildings on that street weretorn down in the 1980’s to make way for anoffice highrise the interior was saved and later

A couple of biker Babes assembling on 7thstreet in Downtown Minneapolis in the 1920’s.

The “forerunners?” of our Club assemble onNicollet Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis fora road ralley. “Back in the Day” when therewasn’t anything antique this new machinecalled a “motorcycle”.

Membership Survey

Please note that this quarter you’ll find aspecial insert added to this summer’snewsletter. In order to get full membershipinput into the direction the Club is heading andthe direction you as an individual memberwould like to see the Club head in, we’veincluded a survey.

Please take a few moments to fill it out andmail it back to Dave Moot. Remember this isYOUR Club and your input, ideas andparticipation is important to all of us!!! Greg.

Wanted: For 1946 Royal Enfield J2 - Front fender,tool boxes, AMAL 276 DB/1A Carb. For BSAWM20 - Complete rear wheel assy. with brake,sprocket, axle and spacers.1953-54 BSA A10SF Super Flash - Motor andtransmission.H-D Knuckle or Flathead - Frame, any condition.Call Steve @ (218) 879-5889 orbwyman@msn.com

For Sale 1996 HD Sportster 1200 Custom. 22,500miles. Mustang seat, windshield, bags, engineguard. $6,000.00 or B/O (612) 868-9484

For Sale 1978 KZ1000, needs new battery. Alwaysgaraged, always maintained. In Excellent condition$1300 or B/O(651) 375-0098 ask for Tony.

HUNTERS WANTED-Looking for responsible huntingparty to rent my 1½ story log cabin and adjoining200 plus acres. Prime hunting land located nearHibbing, Minnesota.$900.00 for deer hunting season November, 2006.Call: Jim Kojola 612-741-0176

FREE TO GOOD HOME - 4’X8’ trailer. Needs a newhome. My four bikes need breathing space in their 11/2 car garage and are upset with being relegated tosuch cramped conditions. Not liscensed, but willsupply a bill of sale for registration. If interested,call Greg. @ (612) 529-5812 leave a message

Wanted: Couch, Chair, coffee table for “lounge area”we will be creating in main building (We are hoping tomake a comfortable area so people can hang-out andtalk during the meet.)Contact: Dave Moot if you have items to donate!952-703-0373

The answer to our “Mystery Biker” is none other than our Club President, Dave Mootsporting the required outfit for the sophisticated rider of the times: bell bottom pants, a “WildOne” motorcycle jacket, an “Along Came Bronson” stocking cap and mustache and beard.

WANT ADS