Greetings from the UK

[RiceBurner]

lo all. :D


I thought since I've been having to put up with Slim for the past 3 years in a UK forum I'd complete the cultural exchange and say hello! :D


Card is behind the bar.... please go easy - it's new!!

[Slim]

Ahhh, but the NZD-GBP exchange rate is in your advantage, so I'll have a triple Coruba and coke please. :)

And welcome. :)

[bluninja]

Oh No, don't be transmitting VD to NZ :D

TTFN

[jrandom]

Oh bugger, the Poms are coming... it's my bad karma catching up with me from too much hanging out in UKRM...

Nooooo, stay back! Back, I say! You'll never take me alive! You can't get me down here...

:p

[wari]

Welcome RB ... enjyoy yourself mate.

:cool:

[Lee Rusty]

hi Pom - where on Poverty Rock do you reside. I got some mates there.

[SPman]

We've all got mates there, haven't we??:niceone:

[RiceBurner]

Originally posted by Lee Rusty
hi Pom - where on Poverty Rock do you reside. I got some mates there.

Near Reading - I actually work with a Kiwi, we work for the Transport Research Lab investigating road accidents.

[Coldkiwi]

gidday ricey,

looking forward to hearing some interesting stories about car drivers and bikers from your work!! :)

p.s. what do you ride?

[RiceBurner]

Originally posted by Coldkiwi
gidday ricey,

looking forward to hearing some interesting stories about car drivers and bikers from your work!! :)

p.s. what do you ride?


ZXR400 and The MirthCycle. :D

(see http://www.riceburner.co.uk)

Only been doing the crash investigation for a couple of months (started this June) - but seen around 2 a day when working - the majority are inattention and mindlessness.

Seen a couple of bikes - including one (I think) fatal - but that was Darwinism at work I'm afraid. :(

[SPman]

Aaah, the old passive eugenics thing.....?