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jazbug5
1st January 2007, 17:53
I am f*cking seething.

I also stink of petrol.

Have been sick the last week, unable to ride my bike. A friend offered to do a bit of massage therapy stuff on me today to try and sort me out. I emerge to a note announcing that a neighbour has knocked over my bike while parking.
Without elaborating, these really were the actions of a retard. Duuhhh. But at least they confessed, right?

Was still fricken seething, so went out to get mind off it.

Guess what? Left pub on end of road to go home- look across. Bike on side again. Seriously smashed up. Ran back to pub. Mate helped me up with the bike... and the discs are seriously fucked at the front. Grindgrindgrind.

Even better. Because my pay was late over Christmas, my insurance payment bounced. So, er, I'm fucked.

Happy New Year.

Bonus points to anyone who can explain why it is that English people can neither a) park or b) not smash up shit because they are such arsewipe losers.

Can I come back now? Please?

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MattRSK
1st January 2007, 18:02
I bounced an insurance payment once. They said just pay double next month, It wasn't that much of a hassle apparently.

Sketchy_Racer
1st January 2007, 18:07
Wow, that did not go down good.

Sorry peoples

diggydog
1st January 2007, 18:08
will do'nt that suck, not only once being knocked down but twice and thats not a great start for the new year. you gona place that bike in better places next time.:scooter:

mstriumph
1st January 2007, 18:10
:grouphug: grouphug

Paul in NZ
1st January 2007, 18:10
if you pay was late an an AP didn't happen there could surely be reasonable grounds for a request for assistence?

But yes - the english seem to be devolving into thuggery in some places and you have my permission (as a tax payer) to return anytime you want.

Disco Dan
1st January 2007, 18:12
Oh really? What language are you speaking? English? hmm thought so. Are you that narrow minded and racist? :angry:

Mr. Peanut
1st January 2007, 18:17
This is why I don't have insurance. Bastidges, thanks for soaking up a bit of bad karma.

jonbuoy
1st January 2007, 18:21
The reason English people cant

A) Park

Is because having a carrot up ya arse takes attention off what they were trying to do, park

B) Not smash things up

They all have super small weiners and can't let any forreigner have better stuff than them.

Most (NOT ALL OF THEM) english people i have meet are pompus arse wipes tbh

Ok I will bite.

A) Most people in the UK are pretty good at parking - small streets and lots of cars.

B) How would they even know it was a foreign owner unless you have euro plates?

Some not all kiwis have tiny wee blinkered minds and no idea what the real world is like.

boomer
1st January 2007, 18:38
The reason English people cant

A) Park

Is because having a carrot up ya arse takes attention off what they were trying to do, park

B) Not smash things up

They all have super small weiners and can't let any forreigner have better stuff than them.

Most (NOT ALL OF THEM) english people i have meet are pompus arse wipes tbh

Pot, kettle, black?


ahahhhahaa..and Jazzbug.. ahahaaaa

Mr. Peanut
1st January 2007, 18:39
Poms, whinging.

Ixion
1st January 2007, 18:52
She is not a PoM , she is Scotch.

Bad luck Ms Jazbug5. and you well know you would always be welcome back here, where you belong.

Mom
1st January 2007, 18:56
Pot, kettle, black?


ahahhhahaa..and Jazzbug.. ahahaaaa

meany...........that sucks!..........and where were you last night any how?

James Deuce
1st January 2007, 19:09
She's not Scotch. That's either an egg or whisky.

She's Scots.

El Dopa
1st January 2007, 19:14
Having a carrot up ya arse takes attention off what they were trying to do

It's not a carrot, it's a melon. One of the veiny ones. Mmmmmmm, I can feel every small movement.....

Oh, sorry, was that your bike? I'm sure it'll polish out.


English people are pompus arse wipes tbh

Oh, yes. We're specially taught it at school, old chap.


english people i have meet

They also taught us how to read and write properly.

Sorry to hear about your bike, Jazbug. Come back soon, y'hear?

Mr. Peanut
1st January 2007, 19:16
She is not a PoM , she is Scotch.

Bad luck Ms Jazbug5. and you well know you would always be welcome back here, where you belong.


Not her, the other ones :)

boomer
1st January 2007, 19:20
meany...........that sucks!..........and where were you last night any how?

hey, it sure does suck, but she's unlikey to get sympathy after calling me and my bretherin names.,, now is she/he/it?

i was planning on heading up, went on the 2 fiddy ride, got back home then went over to Mr White Trash's and things turned ugly from there on it. I believe i went to bed at 5 this mornin.

Happy new year to you :)

boomer
1st January 2007, 19:21
Poms, whinging.


I do believe its Jasbug thats whinging :yes:

Mom
1st January 2007, 19:29
hey, it sure does suck, but she's unlikey to get sympathy after calling me and my bretherin names.,, now is she/he/it?

i was planning on heading up, went on the 2 fiddy ride, got back home then went over to Mr White Trash's and things turned ugly from there on it. I believe i went to bed at 5 this mornin.

Happy new year to you :)

you were called names!!!!!! what is with that?????? LOL

Happy New Year mate!.....were the tui's annoying your ears at 5am too?....lucky for you, i had DMNTD playing Tui ring tones to encourage the bastard birds to wake everyone up.......i will be off to the sleepy place real soon.....:zzzz:

jazbug5
2nd January 2007, 02:53
Oh, dear- I had forgotten what delicate flowers our English brethren can be..!

Seriously- I was really quite battered and more than a little annoyed when I vented my spleen last night. I sorta thought some fellow bikers might understand how I felt at the time. Now, I apologise for the 'English' comment- if it helps (and this is quite true) if I had been in Scotland, I would have said the same things about Scottish people. Point being I wish I was back in NZ. Y'know?

Aaaanyway. Happy new year, chaps- even to the Sassenachs among you.

(Thanks to the kind folk proffering tea and and sympathy, by the way. I shall not start any more whinging threads this year, I pwomise. Wonder if any of the more regular contributers could be persuaded to make the same pledge?)

Clockwork
2nd January 2007, 05:46
‘Tell you what……. I'll try not to make any offensive generalisations about other nationalities so that I can avoid making half-arsed apologies containing sarcastic references to their "emotional fragility".
Happy New Year to you too.

eliot-ness
2nd January 2007, 06:49
She is not a PoM , she is Scotch.

Arghhhh!!! She is either Scottish or a Scot. Scotch is whisky, (but not whiskey, that's Irish).

BigB
2nd January 2007, 07:13
Hi

My partner works in Insurance and say's you should be ok unless you were advised that they were canceling your insurance. Most companies have a grace preiod for late payments, just try talking to them.

cheers

B

Ixion
2nd January 2007, 09:48
Arghhhh!!! She is either Scottish or a Scot. Scotch is whisky, (but not whiskey, that's Irish).

I cannot be having with running after every passing linguistic fad at my time of life. The habits of early life stay with us for aye. If we are to gae aboot after the latest faddishness, your preference would needs to rendered into txt , and become Sctz

Scotch was good enough for Sam Johnson, and Boswell and Burns . And Sir Alexander Macdonald, no less! And Charles Stuart, the Royal Martyr. As a good Jacobite, I can take no higher authority



and that all such His Majesty's subjects of England and Ireland as shall join with him in pursuance of this Agreement may come to the Scotch army and join with them (K Chas, Engagement)

Mr. Arthur Lee mentioned some Scotch who had taken possession of a barren part of America, and wondered why they would choose it.Johnson: "Why, Sir, all barrenness is comparative. The Scotch would not know it to be barren." (SJ)

I have been correcting several Scotch accents in my friend Boswell. I doubt, Sir, if any Scotchman ever attains to a perfect English pronunciation(AM)

My heart warmed to my countrymen, and my Scotch blood boiled with indignation. I jumped from the benches, roared out 'Damn you, you rascals!', hissed and was in the greatest rage . . . I hated the English; I wished from my soul that the Union was broke and that we might give them another battle of Bannockburn (JB)

On A Scotch Bard, Gone To The West Indies (RB)


The same applies to Welch, BTW.

eliot-ness
2nd January 2007, 10:19
Wiktionary. Usage notes
The Scottish dislike the term Scotch and consider it offensive. The more appropriate adjectives are Scottish or Scots.

Ixion
2nd January 2007, 10:27
Oh goody. Pedant warz

Three of the four authorities I mentioned were Scottish. Or Scots. Or Scotch. Or Scottis (the most technically correct term) . If Sir Alexander MacDonald, MacDonald of Sleat, does not know what he ought to be termed, I know not who would.

SPman
2nd January 2007, 10:33
As a good Jacobite, I can take no higher authority



:gob:

Oh!...............Charles Stuart.................




I hope......................

Ixion
2nd January 2007, 11:01
Well, nowdays, His Majesty King Francis II, King of England Scotland France and Ireland. But his title descends of course from Charles Stuart, the Martyr, as you say (via his daughter Henriette) . (He is also Duke of Bavaria)

jrandom
2nd January 2007, 14:12
Fucking linguistic pedants.

And yes, Jaz, you can come back.

Please come back.

jazbug5
3rd January 2007, 01:11
‘Tell you what……. I'll try not to make any offensive generalisations about other nationalities so that I can avoid making half-arsed apologies containing sarcastic references to their "emotional fragility".
Happy New Year to you too.

Fair point. I didn't actually mean it in the way that it evidently read- but that's my fault (albeit I wrote the orginal comments in a bit of a drunken rage) and not necessarily the fault of the reader. I also should not have attempted to make light of it by trying to bait the biters (these things need facial expressions and rib-nudges to really work properly). Bacon sandwiches and bar mizvahs typa-thing. (As in going down like a...)
So. I apologise unreservedly. Please feel free to make a few sweeping generalisations about short Scottish females with wierd senses of humour and poor impulse control.

Anyway, 'Carma' has got me this time: my insurance was indeed cancelled. I was too sick to look at my emails, and apparently they had emailed to warn me the day before. (Despite having 2 phone numbers for me.) Additionally, although the first set of people were all poised to pay for the damage, they apparently know that it went over a second time that night, and put a note through the door which has me a bit worried- as in 'This complicates things, doesn't it?'. It's getting picked up this afternoon, and I should know more about the extent of the damage soon, but it seems I may be on my own with it if they decide to argue since I don't have insurance on my side. Sigh.
Time for a third job, possibly.

PS 'Scotch' may be out of use, and a little irritating to most of us who think of it as a beverage, but it is not technically incorrect. Ixion is quite right.

Fat Tony
3rd January 2007, 01:17
Bonus points to anyone who can explain why it is that English people can neither a) park or b) not smash up shit because they are such arsewipe losers.

I think you'll find that many drivers here in the UK are actually very good drivers with impeccable parking skills... however most don't give a shit about anything belonging to anybody other than themselves, such is the sorry state that the UK finds itself in these days.

I can only apologise that you've had such a shitty experience at their hands. Gutted for you :(

James Deuce
3rd January 2007, 06:11
There'll be a bunch of people over here wishing they could get their hands on your bike to help fix it up while another bunch look after you mental health by keeping it lubricated.

By all means come back, just so we can help you out when this stuff happens!

Life's victims have to stick together ;)

ajturbo
3rd January 2007, 09:34
shit matey....

quick come "HOME"... i am sure you will find somewhere better to live around our great cuntry.....

jazbug5
3rd January 2007, 10:16
Thanks, guys... better get on with my Cunning Plans, then, hadn't I?
'Return Of Jazbug'... coming to a cinema near you in, er, a whiiile.
Are You Ready For The Horror? :confused:

Crasherfromwayback
3rd January 2007, 10:30
Thanks, guys... better get on with my Cunning Plans, then, hadn't I?
'Return Of Jazbug'... coming to a cinema near you in, er, a whiiile.
Are You Ready For The Horror? :confused:

What's the hold up?
Happy New Year to Ya!:Punk:

jrandom
3rd January 2007, 14:09
get their hands on your bike to help fix it up while another bunch look after you mental health by keeping it lubricated.

Jaz's mental health is affected by her bike's lubrication?

Fair enough.

The squeaking always drove me nuts.