Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 11:49 pm
Afghanistan and Iraq. As if you didn't know!!Mick C wrote: Which are the 51st and 52nd?
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Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:36 am
I bet that somewhere he's refered to a car as a Tintop, Cage.
Who gives a shit, 1/2 the girls in Mildura are called Honda because everyones ridden them.
Les
Who gives a shit, 1/2 the girls in Mildura are called Honda because everyones ridden them.
Les
Re: They're not 'rides'
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:45 am
I'm with you PabsPabs wrote:Is this foreplay?Cath wrote:If I was going to critique someone's posting choices, I would construct an argument that had some background, a logical progression of points, preferably include a cite or two, maybe add a spot of humour to lighten the mood and make it seem like a genuine concern not just an off-hand bitching session, and a conclusion. I would then go through my own post with a fine tooth comb, checking my own spelling, grammar and punctuation, as it would be more than a little hypocritical to criticise another's post when your own is flawed. Then I would sit on it for a day, so as not to post something negative in a hasty fashion. Then I would re-check the spelling, grammar and punctuation, paying particular attention to spaces after commas, including question marks where appropriate, and general sentence structure. Wouldn't want to be a hypocrite after all, would we?
Then I would delete it, because I'd realise that this isn't a debate board, a board for spelling nerds, a grammar-nazi haven or even a board that cares overly about that sort of shit. It's a board for motorbikes.
So, how's the ungrammatical, childishly structured sentences, randomly punctuated, ineffectual ranting thing working for you, zzzak?
I can see it now Cath dressed in her School Mistress uniform...did I say that out loud
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:25 am
The sabatical is upon us and I for one am planning to take my petrolium powered velosapede for an adventure.
Yep I am going for a bike on my ride on the weekend.
Yep I am going for a bike on my ride on the weekend.
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:32 am
ZXR750 you sure you're not going to go biking on your ride
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:44 am
It was probably some sort of trade, like the Yanks have finally agreed to spell aloooominum properly - but now we have to spell sulphur as sulfur.aardvark wrote:Yes, but only you crazy cats from EnZed support the yanks in their spelling of the word tyre!
Just trying to think what spelling the Kiwis have that the Yanks would go for.... sux?
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:49 am
petroleum powered vélocipèdeZXR750 wrote:my petrolium powered velosapede
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 8:16 am
There's plenty of work out thereDuane wrote:We Are All Sexist Rude Yanks, And I Really Want A Job Polishing Things. I'm Out Of Herered_dave wrote:I think someone had gotten his dizzle in a bit of a hizzle...
Schnizit wizzle pop wazza wozza nug nug witznit.
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 8:18 am
Neka79 wrote:maybe we should become a donut riding group who eat motorbikes??MadKaw wrote:Thats nothing, we got over 20 pages when someone told us they were leaving..zzzak wrote:Three pages,not bad for a pui.
BTW Wessa would have understood chav and scrote,it was posted to him,not you.
PS.I thought that rools would have alerted some of you to the nature of the post.
It always comes back to donuts though...
The stuff about bikes usually only gets a couple...
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 9:31 am
Donut Gang official slogan
Watch out for the hole............
hmmmm
applies to mudderboike riders too
Watch out for the hole............
hmmmm
applies to mudderboike riders too
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 9:44 am
Works for me in SOOOOOO many ways too.... *wipes smile from face*tanyathecheeky wrote:that works for me tooGonzo wrote:"vibrating thing that I sit on and makes me smile"
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 9:55 am
I'd be careful ladies... he may not talking about his bike...NortikittyKat wrote:Works for me in SOOOOOO many ways too.... *wipes smile from face*tanyathecheeky wrote:that works for me tooGonzo wrote:"vibrating thing that I sit on and makes me smile"
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:03 pm
NortikittyKat wrote:Works for me in SOOOOOO many ways too.... *wipes smile from face*tanyathecheeky wrote:that works for me tooGonzo wrote:"vibrating thing that I sit on and makes me smile"
was wondering why that hadn't been *jumped* on !! muahahaahahMy ex and I had a pet bird..............its name was Pearl..........
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 11:48 pm
I read recently about an seat vibrating insert that can be bought, it is promoted as "keeping your pillion a happy gir!l"NortikittyKat wrote:Works for me in SOOOOOO many ways too.... *wipes smile from face*tanyathecheeky wrote:that works for me tooGonzo wrote:"vibrating thing that I sit on and makes me smile"
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 9:24 pm
a local fella we called "guido" (who carried a spare helmet with him in a backpack EVERYWHERE just in case) did sumthin similar... was trying to rig up a vibrator a few summers back, so when he took girls he picked up for a ride they got REALLY excited...esie wrote:I read recently about an seat vibrating insert that can be bought, it is promoted as "keeping your pillion a happy gir!l"NortikittyKat wrote:Works for me in SOOOOOO many ways too.... *wipes smile from face*tanyathecheeky wrote: that works for me too
needless to say it didnt work much...nice enuf guy, but he had a bit of trouble getting the girls on the bike neway...