Sunday 1/11: Sidecar "have a go day"
Weather looks like it'll be mint, it starts @ 9:30am and i'm planning on heading down early in the morning...
Who'll be joining me?
Hardcore Biker
Sunday 1/11: Sidecar "have a go day"
Weather looks like it'll be mint, it starts @ 9:30am and i'm planning on heading down early in the morning...
Who'll be joining me?
Hardout Cyclist
Do you know have exams or something bro? Coromandel one weekend, Taupo the next!
Hardcore Biker
Hard work means i'm pretty relaxed about the upcoming exams... First on Friday, next on the 10th.Originally Posted by Ragingrob
Saturday is the Ulysses Rally, hope you'll be attending that at least! Its out closer to you too!
Forum whore
At first I was bemused that someone graduating with a bachelor of science doesn't have mountains of work for their upcoming exams, then I considered that a day off isn't the end of the world for anyone who has actually learnt this semester.....
but then I realised I have never seen nor heard of squiggles doing uni work - plenty a time I've caught him at "real" money/employment work or working in the shed during the week but never working at uni......
Is our president actually a student, or does he just pretend to be so he can hang with us cool kids? Perhaps this is all just part of some larger conspiracy? Or maybe he downs ritalin while we all sleep....
On the other hand, it might just speak volumes for the workload of even the semi-organised "full time" BSc student.... does it reflect on the difficulty or value of the degree? All I can say is if your NZ career options are either teacher or technician (most probably working FOR a teacher) I suppose it isn't the end of the world
Hardcore Biker
Ritalin's for amateurs. We'll see you Saturday at the Ulysses Protest too:
Forum whore
haha check out the edit on that post
guess who has an exam at the same timeWe'll see you Saturday at the Ulysses Protest too
Hmm.
Maybe he just doesn't bitch like you and gets down to business early?At first I was bemused that someone graduating with a bachelor of science doesn't have mountains of work for their upcoming exams, then I considered that a day off isn't the end of the world for anyone who has actually learnt this semester.....
but then I realised I have never seen nor heard of squiggles doing uni work - plenty a time I've caught him at "real" money/employment work or working in the shed during the week but never working at uni......
Is our president actually a student, or does he just pretend to be so he can hang with us cool kids? Perhaps this is all just part of some larger conspiracy? Or maybe he downs ritalin while we all sleep....
On the other hand, it might just speak volumes for the workload of even the semi-organised "full time" BSc student.... does it reflect on the difficulty or value of the degree? All I can say is if your NZ career options are either teacher or technician (most probably working FOR a teacher) I suppose it isn't the end of the world
Hardcore Biker
Wheres the commitment man? Thats an afternoon exam!guess who has an exam at the same time
The 2nd-most bad arse KBer.
im real keen if someone pillions me/ takes a cage down
Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot
Hardout Cyclist
Nope I'll be out at titty rangy
yes Sir!
I will be there, feel free to wander through the pits as PMCC round one is that day on theother track...
Might even get to see some mean crashes
<3
Mor-ning? Ear-ly?
Hardcore Biker
Im sure you'll manage... Roads are empty and its nice and cool in the morning
For whom the bell tolls
DOOOOO EEEEEEEEEET!!!
I went and had a go last year. Did 6 laps on a GSXR1000K5 Side Car
Was cheap as too!
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
Raging On Floor Loudly
I went last year and its well worth it. Nothing like drifting round a harpin.
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