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dawnrazor

14th January 2006, 12:18

Just in case anyone believes that moronic riding is the exclusive preserve of the young and under-powered (scooters et al). Today while on my way through Newmarket at 9:30am I was raced by a dude on a harley 1200 sportster off two sets of lights, under taken twice, and then witnessed him undertake a car who had no idea he was there and was pulling into his lane. He has no idea how close he was to getting clipped by that car, and the mess he would have suffered, in his deck shoes, jeans, open casual leather jacket and a open face helmet.

To add to my surprise this guy looked about 60, so there goes the "with age comes wisdom" thing!

So I don't want to make any comment on ideal riding attire, wear whatever you want. Hey I don't really care how you ride either for that matter. As for your age, whatever we're all kids right.

BUT IF YOUR GOING TO RIDE LIKE A COMPLETE F**KING TOOL THEN DO IT SOME PLACE THATS NOT NEAR ME, IF YOU HAD BEEN HIT THE CHANCES ARE I'D HAVE COPPED SOME OF THE FALL OUT AS I WAS TO CLOSE TO ESCAPE UNSCATHED. PILLOCK.

its bad enough we have to have eyes in the back of your head looking for the idiotic antics of the average car driver, now we have look out for errant harley riders as well. Great.

Waylander

14th January 2006, 12:32

IF YOU HAD BEEN HIT THE CHANCES ARE I'D HAVE COPPED SOME OF THE FALL OUT AS I WAS TO CLOSE TO ESCAPE UNSCATHED.

And who's fault is that? Did he have some sort of tractorbeam keeping you within a certain range?

Motu

14th January 2006, 12:52

No,but he was riding a GSXR600 K4,possibly the best bike ever made y'know...and a set of race leathers colour coded to match the bike - no way was any bloody Harley gunna get the jump on him!

Bonez

14th January 2006, 22:29

To add to my surprise this guy looked about 60, so there goes the "with age comes wisdom" thing!

BUT IF YOUR GOING TO RIDE LIKE A COMPLETE F**KING TOOL THEN DO IT SOME PLACE THATS NOT NEAR ME, IF YOU HAD BEEN HIT THE CHANCES ARE I'D HAVE COPPED SOME OF THE FALL OUT AS I WAS TO CLOSE TO ESCAPE UNSCATHED. PILLOCK.

You wanna see the things dad and his mates do when out riding. They're all
over 60. Non of them ride Harleys though. May I suggest you GET OVER IT ol bean. Oh and some of us look 60 but are in fact a lot younger. I do hope you feel better now you've got that of your chest. :violin:

Dadpole

14th January 2006, 22:44

Whats with the "with age comes wisdom" thing?
I (and a few others on here) am living proof it is an urban myth. :confused:

Vagabond

15th January 2006, 06:47

Sounds like the Harley got the jump on you!

Oakie

15th January 2006, 09:34

its bad enough we have to have eyes in the back of your head looking for the idiotic antics of the average car driver, now we have look out for errant harley riders as well. Great.

Nah dude ... just errant bikers in general.
Oh, and "yay me ... 300 posts"

pritch

15th January 2006, 10:11

To add to my surprise this guy looked about 60, so there goes the "with age comes wisdom" thing!

I understand that completely, some of us are late developers.
Personally I'm still waiting for the wisdom thing to kick in...

Was thinking yesterday as I wound through the Ureti Gorge scrubbing in a new tyre that Einstein said that if you could go fast enough you would go back in time.

The age of the average motorcyclist in the UK is dropping steadily in comparison to the average age of the general poulation so this really works.

Motorcycling keeps you young. QED

Skyryder

15th January 2006, 13:44

Just in case anyone believes that moronic riding is the exclusive preserve of the young and............have look out for errant harley riders as well. Great.

Probably just wanted to impress. It's all just part of the Harley image: that and going slow as too not let anyone pass.

Skyryder

Sniper

15th January 2006, 13:45

Typical Harley riders. Just like those Pajero drivers.

PT

Kornholio

15th January 2006, 14:06

Just think how many times you did it to someone else...they probably thought the same thing :/

Shit happens...regularly

:D

marty

15th January 2006, 16:28

Whats with the "with age comes wisdom" thing?
I (and a few others on here) am living proof it is an urban myth. :confused:

i'm not sure 'wisdom' and 'bought a harley davidson' should be used in the same sentence....

Leong

15th January 2006, 16:54

Yeah, some motorcyclists just don't have a clue.... I met one yesterday and posting about it made me feel better!!

Motorcycling keeps you young. QED

I'm sure you're right. Out for a my second ride of the day (did a 250km ride with 2 mates this morning) I was thinking exactly the same thing. Since I've started riding, I'm sure I'm more alert, and I have more enthusiasm for anything and everything!!

CPB

15th January 2006, 17:38

If I'm still doin that shit when I'm 60...good job!!

madboy

15th January 2006, 18:48

Bastard hardley riders... just so long as they don't start doin any other sportsbiker tricks... moment some old coot on a V-Rod pops a wheelie and smokes me off the line I'm really gonna lose the plot.

Stevo

15th January 2006, 18:58

madboy

15th January 2006, 19:01

Oh come now, that's just being stupid... everyone knows Hardleys don't have brakes!

Troll

16th January 2006, 05:13

[QUOTE=dawnrazor]I was raced by a dude on a harley 1200 sportster off two sets of lights, under taken twice,

grow up and let idiots like that get ahead of you

the fact that he under took you twice indicates you were racing him which makes you just as stupid as he is

Lou Girardin

16th January 2006, 07:10

There's an awful lot of assumptions happeneing here, I hope I don't meet some of you lot on a jury.
I'm not that far off 60, but the looney gene is still there. Not as obvious as it was 30 years ago though.

terbang

16th January 2006, 07:21

Oh well he didn't crash and neither did you..Alles Gut..:slap:

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 07:31

Right, bit more of an extreme reaction then i might have expected, let me answer a couple of points and clarify where i'm coming from here.

"grow up and let idiots like that get ahead of you

the fact that he under took you twice indicates you were racing him which makes you just as stupid as he is"

I was not racing him whatsoever, he kept getting caught behind traffic and then undertaking me on a single lane - come on, I was on my home from work so was in no form for any BS. If this had been a spotty git on a scotter, you would all be unitied in your critism, but it wasn't and that folks was my point, but instead the general reaction was that i'm the dick for even posting this in the first place.

So thanks to those people who managed to see my point, to the rest of you - look up hypocrisy.

NordieBoy

16th January 2006, 07:43

What do Hippo's have to do with this?
Was he fat?

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 09:23

No,but he was riding a GSXR600 K4,possibly the best bike ever made y'know...and a set of race leathers colour coded to match the bike - no way was any bloody Harley gunna get the jump on him!

For the record I don't have leathers, matching or otherwise and your stereo-typing is a credit to you. I couldn't give a shit about anyone "getting the jump" on me, i kept catching up with him at the lights is all.

Motu

16th January 2006, 09:26

Pot....Kettle...Black....

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 09:28

You wanna see the things dad and his mates do when out riding. They're all
over 60. Non of them ride Harleys though. May I suggest you GET OVER IT ol bean. Oh and some of us look 60 but are in fact a lot younger. I do hope you feel better now you've got that of your chest. :violin:

Again I'm not being ageist, just presenting the facts as they occoured, I'm making no judgements here. As for getting things off my chest, isn't that one of the reasons this site exists. Your assumption that I'm crying foul is misdirected, but thanks for the thought - I feel much better.

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 10:01

Pot....Kettle...Black....

Right - I'm a hypocrite for having a rant about another bikers riding. Maybe I shouldn't have mentioned he was on a harley and had a bus pass, your right that is irrelevant to my grumble, but the facts are the facts, as i've said before i had no intention of passing judgement. Unlike some of the folks here who would rather bash a fellow KB'er, over what was a fairly innocuous comment in the first place.

Maybe I should have chosen my words more carefully, 'cus it seems to me most people think I had a major problem with this guy. In fact the only problem I had was with him undertaking a car 4 feet in front of me through the start of a bus-stop with a bus in it, causing the the car to swerve and brake narrowly missing him and causing me to brake and steer around the car. So anyone who causes a reaction like that unnecessarily is a dick.

And for the last time a wasn't racing, I was doing the speed limit whilist being buzzed by Mr Harley anytime a caught him at the lights or happened to get in front of him through the natural flow of traffic.

This site is littered with threads about bikers getting killed, knocked off or otherwise getting messed up. Most of the time its not our fault, but there are plenty of instances of other road users being the cause of accidents involving bikers. So anyone who puts me at risk on the road deserves my scorn, that is my right after all, but when I highlight the cretinish riding of another biker, I'm the bad guy. Thanks for the support, next time I won't fucking bother.

suckingair

16th January 2006, 10:19

I sort of fell for you dude.. some thing similar was happening to me. I would filter to the front of a queue and some dude on a cruiser (that was too wide to filter.. I blame the tassels from the handle bars..) would go blatting past at 30 over the limit. Next set of lights, repeat..
I can only hope that I'm like that when I grow up..

DMNTD

16th January 2006, 10:26

...This site is littered with threads about bikers getting killed, knocked off or otherwise getting messed up. Most of the time its not our fault, but there are plenty of instances of other road users being the cause of accidents involving bikers. So anyone who puts me at risk on the road deserves my scorn, that is my right after all, but when I highlight the cretinish riding of another biker, I'm the bad guy.
I understand dood...nothing to do with the style of his bike or his age,twas his style of riding.
Don't get me wrong I do split lanes when in a city but I don't do it in a fashion that ups the chances of my death or others...IMHO.
Many others express their rants here, and you're entitled to yours as they are:corn:

Lou Girardin

16th January 2006, 10:34

Is there something in the water or is it the humidity that's creating all this angst.
Mr Razor is a reasonably sensible rider, at least as far as motorbicyclists go.

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 10:41

Is there something in the water or is it the humidity that's creating all this angst.
Mr Razor is a reasonably sensible rider, at least as far as motorbicyclists go.

Thanks Lou

Motu

16th January 2006, 11:18

Is there something in the water or is it the humidity that's creating all this angst.
Mr Razor is a reasonably sensible rider, at least as far as motorbicyclists go.

You can grease him up all you like Lou,but I doubt he'd ever set foot in a Harley shop....but a born salesman will always give it a try eh?

Lou Girardin

16th January 2006, 12:08

You can grease him up all you like Lou,but I doubt he'd ever set foot in a Harley shop....but a born salesman will always give it a try eh?

Those assumptions again there Motu, so far you're batting 100% wrong.:sherlock:

Motu

16th January 2006, 12:45

manuboy

16th January 2006, 12:57

You,you....you're not saying I make assumtions,am prejudice,and add ''labels'' to riders based on the bikes they ride,their age and the clothes they wear,are you??

I leave that to the other members of this site,I am only here to point out the blind spots in their thinking.

No,but he was riding a GSXR600 K4,possibly the best bike ever made y'know...and a set of race leathers colour coded to match the bike - no way was any bloody Harley gunna get the jump on him!

Sounds like you've got your own baggage to me.

The guy came on, had a rant about dangerous riding and you read so far between the lines you basically hijacked the post. He called it like he saw it - he was there... were you?

Lou Girardin

16th January 2006, 13:04

Crazy Steve

16th January 2006, 13:13

That would of been an awaesome site....Broadway...A Harley and a Ixxer..

Blastin down the main of New Market...

Shame you didnt blast past him on the back wheel....and wave..:bleh:

Thats what I do to all Harley Riders....:wavey:

Crazy Steve.

Motu

16th January 2006, 14:34

Now you're upsetting other people because they're making assumptions that you're not taking the piss.

We have bred a nation of cry babies - ''He,he...he laughed at my bike! And now he's laughing at me too! So I'm gunna sue him for emotional trauma...and buy a new bike with the money,the world owes it to me''

Lou Girardin

16th January 2006, 14:56

We have bred a nation of cry babies - ''He,he...he laughed at my bike! And now he's laughing at me too! So I'm gunna sue him for emotional trauma...and buy a new bike with the money,the world owes it to me''

Yeah, if I knew then what I know now, I would've become a councillor. Best rort I've heard of, Govt pays you to hold the hands of all these bleeding hearts traumatised because they just saw a sparrow run over.
It's too late now, I'm too cynical to keep a straight face.

JohnR

16th January 2006, 15:28

Ah yes but if you are the speeding, drunk driver who ran the sparrow over you will be prosecuted, convicted and fined under the "Land rights for gay whales ammendment act". And if it doesn't fit we'll change it in an all night session, for which we all get double time, a day off in lieu and a free meal!

Lou Girardin

16th January 2006, 15:33

Which just remonded me of the Suzuki Vitara on the m/way, on the spare wheel cover was "Protect the environment" over a graphic of a whales tail.
That's just asking for a rabid whale hugger to firebomb your car.

Wolf

16th January 2006, 15:45

Was thinking yesterday as I wound through the Ureti Gorge scrubbing in a new tyre that Einstein said that if you could go fast enough you would go back in time.

The age of the average motorcyclist in the UK is dropping steadily in comparison to the average age of the general poulation so this really works.

Motorcycling keeps you young. QED
Total bullshit! Motorcycling keeps me immature! I'm still aging, tho'.

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 16:22

You can grease him up all you like Lou,but I doubt he'd ever set foot in a Harley shop....but a born salesman will always give it a try eh?

Well lets see the first bike I bought in auckland was from "that" harley shop, wasn't a harley addmittedly but they do sell other brands of bikes there 7 or 8 at the last count, if they sold suzukis new, i would have gone back for a repeat sale.
Lou has given me sound advice and sorted me out with kit numerous times, and when i do get the cash together to buy my "matching 2 piece leathers" (that some other bright spark assumed i had already), I will be talking to lou about some sensible spidi items.
As for the assumption that Lou is only greasing me up, for a sale - I happen to be a close personal friend of his and his wifes, and would suggest he was only coming to my defence here to readdress an imbalance in the reaction my original post recieved.

In hind sight maybe more detail was needed in the original posting to remove some of the ambiguity, that caused everone to jump to assumptions, then again you can't make assumptions without making an ASS first.

I know people are entitled to their own views and have every right to agree and disagree with threads here, but in this instance I don't reckon I have said anthing that contriversal that i deserved all the bad 'rep' for, but thanks to everyone who came to my defence and the green 'rep' the two nearly cancel each other at this stage, so no harm done!

Lastly, MOTU -YOU CAN KISS MY HAIRY WHITE ARSE, YA BOLLIX
Hope you don't have any problem understanding the assumption you have fored me to draw about you.

Finn

16th January 2006, 16:58

I sort of fell for you dude..

Ohhhhhh, some romance on KB! Just in time to lighten up a tense thread.

Waylander

16th January 2006, 17:36

Right - I'm a hypocrite for having a rant about another bikers riding.
It wan't that mate, it was you aying that he wa a tool because you were too close to avoid him if he had an off. That would be your fault. If you feel you're too close, BACK OFF!!

dawnrazor

16th January 2006, 18:28

It wan't that mate, it was you aying that he wa a tool because you were too close to avoid him if he had an off. That would be your fault. If you feel you're too close, BACK OFF!!

I give up - I take your point and understand it completely, but prehaps you should realise that I was put into a situation very quickly that I did manage to get out of, that prehaps a lesser rider may not have. I wasn't riding recklessly for the road conditions, but the unpredictable nature of this guy quickly changed a safe situation into a potential nasty one. Now as I attempted to say earlier, you can be the best rider in the world but all it takes is the random action of another road user like this and most experienced rider can get taken out. I don't know about you but I'm not invincable and I think its testament to me that I didn't have an off. But in that split moment in time that guy not only put himself in danger, but also me, the car driver and the bus he squeezed by as well. So for that reason and that reason ALONE he is a tool and I'm just calling it the way I saw it.

But whatever, I'm tired of this crap

Skyryder

16th January 2006, 19:16

Motu

16th January 2006, 19:19

TLDV8

16th January 2006, 19:20

So thanks to those people who managed to see my point, to the rest of you - look up hypocrisy.

It would probably be easier if threads based on personal opinion and assumption had a disclaimer at the bottom saying ..Do not reply unless you agree with me...it would save the drama.

Kornholio

16th January 2006, 19:22

I think this thread has run its course...MOVE ALONG PEOPLE, NOTHING TO SEE HERE!

TLDV8

16th January 2006, 19:25

I think this thread has run its course...MOVE ALONG PEOPLE, NOTHING TO SEE HERE!

But if i put a couple more posts up,each contridicting (covering all bases) the last there might be some Bling in it for me... :laugh:

Kornholio

16th January 2006, 19:31

But if i put a couple more posts up,each contridicting (covering all bases) the last there might be some Bling in it for me... :laugh:

Yes there is bling...pity its red, anyone else??

TLDV8

16th January 2006, 19:57

Yes there is bling...pity its red, anyone else??

Thanks for the Red Rep,all it did was remove the green you gave me for posting the pics to help you with your clutch,no loss ..if that comment was worth that then what goes around,comes around.

Kornholio

16th January 2006, 20:10

Well you had to ask :P

Jackrat

16th January 2006, 20:32

You did right DR. We're all perfect riders here and as soon as someone posts a comment about another rider and his'her 'tooling' around every Tom Dick and Harriette jumps up and down and blames the poster that he should have done this that and the other thing. Of course they would have done this that and the other thing even though they were not there and you were. Hell there are so many fuckwits out on the roads that if I was keep my distance from them I would have to stop and sit on the road. You saw the danger and reacted accordingly. Pity a few here can not recognise that.

Skyryder

Reacted accordingly????
LOL,I get the funny feeling it was the over the top reaction that most people found pretty stupid.I sure did.
I mean just who was the abuse aimed at man?? think the old guy was reading it??think he gives a shit anyway??Basicly it was a back stab at somebody that has no chance of reply.Hey why didn't the hero pull the guy over an give HIM an ear full rather than subjecting us to his abuse of somebody that wasn't here anyway.
This sounds like just another (I gave him the bird an then I ran away thread)
Oh yeah don't forget (the mirror treatment):rofl:

boomer

16th January 2006, 20:32

Well you had to ask :P

And for the tourist who really wants to get away from it all, safaris in Vietnam.

Kornholio

16th January 2006, 20:45

And for the tourist who really wants to get away from it all, safaris in Vietnam.

Fuck Vietnam...Ill take ya up the bush behind my place and me and a couple of mates can shoot at ya while ya run to the bottom whist chased by pig dogs with big strips of pork lashed to ya trousers :corn:

boomer

16th January 2006, 20:50

Fuck Vietnam...Ill take ya up the bush behind my place and me and a couple of mates can shoot at ya while ya run to the bottom whist chased by pig dogs with big strips of pork lashed to ya trousers :corn:

Been there, done that as kids!!; It's true what they say about you kiwi's... you really are behind the times ;)

Kornholio

16th January 2006, 20:55

Been there, done that as kids!!; It's true what they say about you kiwi's... you really are behind the times ;)

Ok but as kids I dont think you had 7.62 cal bullets and oh these boys are good shots :drinknsin

boomer

16th January 2006, 20:57

Ok but as kids I dont think you had 7.62 cal bullets and oh these boys are good shots :drinknsin

nah just a .22 ( you guys play with real guns :bye: )

Kornholio

16th January 2006, 21:06

nah just a .22 ( you guys play with real guns :bye: )

You're not in Kansas now Dorothy :stoogie:

manuboy

16th January 2006, 21:28

I can see the humour in this thread. I'm laughing so hard i'll still be picking my ricies outta the keyboard tomorrow morning. Whats funny is how it took KB to show me how i'm just plain DUMB. Cos i don't get it.

I was raced by a dude on a harley 1200 sportster off two sets of lights, under taken twice, and then witnessed him undertake a car who had no idea he was there and was pulling into his lane.

English translation: A guy on a harley 1200 sportster did some dumb shit according to the poster.

HTF does that translate to "predudice against a harley"?

If the guy had been on a Gsxr600 it would have read "A guy on a suzuki gsxr600 did some dumb shit (accotrding to the poster)". What - is he then predudiced against his own bike?

To add to my surprise this guy looked about 60, so there goes the "with age comes wisdom" thing!

English translation: There is a general consensus that age does in fact bring certain kinds of wisdom - hence another saying "you get old riders and bold riders but not both". In this case it wasn't demonstrated.

HTF does that translate to "all you old c*&ts should be at home peeing your pants watching Coro St while i own the road?".

Reading the next sentence lent some clarity to the post i thought

So I don't want to make any comment on ideal riding attire, wear whatever you want. Hey I don't really care how you ride either for that matter. As for your age, whatever we're all kids right.

Okay. So in reality he does care how you ride - but why are we debating the predudices of this poster?

Hey why didn't the hero pull the guy over an give HIM an ear full rather than subjecting us to his abuse of somebody that wasn't here anyway.

Fuck yeah. Make the world a better place eh - endanger everybody to pull somebody over who won't wanna pull over - a few stern words and then probably handbags at 10 so the public can all see how it should be done - maybe carry a hammer as well?

Motu

16th January 2006, 21:49

No,you never will get it - the offence was a good stir....the defence was the funny shit.

scumdog

16th January 2006, 23:49

I agree with Manuboys last post - some posts by others required 'quantum leaping to conclusions" imho.

Maybe they WERE trolls???

idb

16th January 2006, 23:59

Lastly, MOTU -YOU CAN KISS MY HAIRY WHITE ARSE, YA BOLLIX

Can I assume that you're of Caucasian descent?

Wolf

17th January 2006, 08:04

Can I assume that you're of Caucasian descent?
Don't leap to conclusions, idb, he could be an Albino... :laugh:

Lou Girardin

17th January 2006, 08:32

Well I'm glad that's all settled then.
Now let me tell you about the young race suit wearing wanker who........................................

dawnrazor

17th January 2006, 11:03

Oh dear oh me,we are all a bit thin skinned and literal in our interpretations....you guys probably watch Mr Bean or Faulty Towers with a straight face wondering what everyone is laughing at.

Ok mr dawnrazor (I don't know where you get the razor bit,I don't think you are too sharp) So you start a thread about some perceived bad riding on anothers part - I'm ok about that,such things cause me anguish too...but I'd be a bit reluctant on my own part to publicly dress them down....the old three fingers pointing back at me bit....(oops,um,do you want me to explain that one?....you see,there's this song by Dire Straights and it goes.....)

But then you drag in your own predudices - he was riding a Harley,he was an older guy,somehow you managed to cast dispertions on scooters as well,I don't know how or why you dragged them into it.This is why I and everyone else has been giving you a hard time,poking fun at you - I know where the others stand on this,they know where I stand,so does Lou,he's got me sussed.To put it bluntly and in words you can understand - we don't like you critisizing other peoples choice of bike just on brand or style,and we don't like you implying that older people shouldn't be riding bikes...or what they wear,what music they listen to,that they haven't mowed their lawns,or that they are stupid for thinking McDonalds is better than BurgerKing.

Motu hows the view from the moral high ground - clean and pure?
Be careful not to leave a taint in the air when you come down okay.

Don't think I've ever been quoted dire straits before (correct spelling, not so dumb after all), I found it unique, a little disturbing and ultimately a touch depressing, but thanks for the music lesson, maybe I can quote you some inappropriate 70s musical reference later, and we can turn it into a game.

I have already admitted, earlier in this thread that I should have given the original posting more thought and chosen my syntax more carefully, but it was written in haste, right after the event and as thus in a certain degree of frustration and anger.
You probably wouldn't do something like that would you, being perfect and saintly and without fault. Probably prefer to have a good old think about things, ruminate on them before reacting
Well maybe thats what I should have done in hindsight, because a throw away posting which was meant to be farcical in nature has turned into exactly that.

I included all the facts and thought I had qualified them as just that, but I'm obviously a bigot under the magnifing glass and my prejudices where seen for what they apparently are, yet I fail to see anything overly inflammatory or hypocritical about my original posting, but you in your assumed lofty position have decreeded it so, :weep:

Your deduction that I am not so sharp, because I supposedly didn't realise I was being baiting by you is also misguided, I am well aware of your approach, and the attidudes you apply to other postings and threads here so I knew the level of creativity you where putting into your posts.

The issue is you where playing and I wasn't, not because I didn't precieve the game, but because I was trying to stop the slagging match before it started. But hey theres nothing like a good stir, right - what fun, take him down a peg or two, blow out of proportion precieved and assumed bigotry and prejudices, make an innocent albeit hastilyand poorly written posting a pariah and crucify me on top of the lot of it.

Thanks a bunch, this thread wasn't worth a handfull of replys in the first place, but you have successfully highlighted and transformed it into an exercise lesson into what is so wrong with this site.

Good job fella your a fucking star, shine on you crazy diamond!

dawnrazor

17th January 2006, 11:05

Well I'm glad that's all settled then.
Now let me tell you about the young race suit wearing wanker who........................................
oops not quite, been busy this morning, first chance I've had to post back.

dawnrazor

17th January 2006, 14:04

Don't tell me I have the last word on this :gob: :gob: :gob: :gob: :gob: :gob:

idb

17th January 2006, 23:40

Don't tell me I have the last word on this :gob: :gob: :gob: :gob: :gob: :gob:
refrigerator

Lou Girardin

18th January 2006, 07:58

refrigerator

Tha's cool.

_Gina_

18th January 2006, 08:16

That's cool.
If it's plugged in it would be....

I am cool!

Lou Girardin

18th January 2006, 11:22

If it's plugged in it would be....

I am cool!

OK, you win.

dawnrazor

18th January 2006, 11:36

OK, you win.
I refuse to be drawn into this

idb

18th January 2006, 11:38

I refuse to be drawn into this
Umm, drawn into what?
What's happening in here?

Rhetorical questions, no answers required.

dawnrazor

18th January 2006, 11:40

Umm, drawn into what?
What's happening in here?

Rhetorical questions, no answers required.

ah very good ;)

Bonez

18th January 2006, 19:00

ah very good ;)
What is? The fridge?

Jackrat

18th January 2006, 20:03

I agree with Manuboys last post - some posts by others required 'quantum leaping to conclusions" imho.

Maybe they WERE trolls???

Hey, were ever did you get that idea??:spudflip:

Bonez

18th January 2006, 20:24

Hey, were ever did you get that idea??:spudflip:
Trip trap, trip trap, who's that walking into my fridge..........................