What is the abrasion resistance of a twat's skin?

**phred** · 26th February 2010, 08:11

Originally Posted by boomer

Stop ya whining ya twat

That was constructive.

**TerminalAddict** · 26th February 2010, 08:14

mmm I must have misread the title.

I was expecting a thread on how to stop the woman on the back moving about on her seat.

Presumably if "she on back" is knickerless then the abrasion goes up, or at least a vacuum forms, and she moves less.

**avgas** · 26th February 2010, 08:14

I used to complain about people who do this. But now I celebrate.
More oxygen for me you see

**MSTRS:Me** · 26th February 2010, 08:22

Originally Posted by TerminalAddict

Presumably if "she on back" is knickerless then the abrasion goes up, or at least a vacuum forms, and she moves less.

Works for snails...or does it?

**R6_kid:Me** · 26th February 2010, 08:29

It's a free country, the only requirement is to wear a helmet. There was a reason Helen Clark and Labour were voted out at the last election - or were you keen on having your shower flow restricted, among other things?

**oldrider** · 26th February 2010, 08:37

Originally Posted by R6_kid

It's a free country, the only requirement is to wear a helmet. There was a reason Helen Clark and Labour were voted out at the last election - or were you keen on having your shower flow restricted, among other things?

Helen Clark and Liabour have been voted out? Fuck me, how can you tell the difference!

**Big Dave** · 26th February 2010, 08:40

The new old woman is better looking.

**Pixie** · 26th February 2010, 09:09

Originally Posted by EJK

Some people thrive on interferring others.

It's the New Zealand way.Why,we even have organisations dedicated to it: OSH ACC NZTA

**Big Dave** · 26th February 2010, 09:52

Originally Posted by Pixie

It's the New Zealand way.Why,we even have organisations dedicated to it: OSH ACC NZTA

Dear Public Servant,
Please stop protecting me.

**jim.cox** · 26th February 2010, 13:05

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Dear Public Servant,
Please stop protecting me.

Public Serpent more like

**Ratti** · 26th February 2010, 15:10

I was riding in the 80's when BRONZ were fighting compulsory helmets. At that stage I was single, aged in my 20's and had no responsibilities. I fought hard to not have to wear a lid, and got many a ticket for not wearing a lid.

Here I sit in my mid40's, with kids, mortgage and a good life I wish to continue with. ATGATT is my choice these days.

Things change and you might be suprised at how your attitude to pain and lack of income changes as you acquire more experience.

TO each their own, but don't expect others to clean up after you.

**PrincessBandit** · 26th February 2010, 15:18

Originally Posted by Ratti

I was riding in the 80's when BRONZ were fighting compulsory helmets. At that stage I was single, aged in my 20's and had no responsibilities. I fought hard to not have to wear a lid, and got many a ticket for not wearing a lid.

Here I sit in my mid40's, with kids, mortgage and a good life I wish to continue with. ATGATT is my choice these days.

Things change and you might be suprised at how your attitude to pain and lack of income changes as you acquire more experience.

TO each their own, but don't expect others to clean up after you.

Very sensible Ratti. Unfortunately some of the biggest whingers about freedom of choice still expect the tab to be picked up by the tax payer.
It will be many of those same people who ACC use as scapegoats for their new policies. Holy moley - that might mean heaps of bike riders!

**jeffs** · 26th February 2010, 22:15

Originally Posted by SixPackBack

........I hear SPF90 provides solid protection

If SPF90 is so good as a protective lubricant, why do I have 2 kids ?

Its other use as a lubricant to reduce friction while sliding on tarmac is still debatable, but i'm sure someone on youtude has a film of someone testing it.

It would not have been so bad, had she been good looking, but she wasn't, so that is another reason she should have covered up.

**boomer** · 26th February 2010, 22:23

Originally Posted by phred

That was constructive.

did u want me to build you a farm house.....??!

**SixPackBack** · 27th February 2010, 05:50

Originally Posted by jeffs

If SPF90 is so good as a protective lubricant, why do I have 2 kids ?

Its other use as a lubricant to reduce friction while sliding on tarmac is still debatable, but i'm sure someone on youtude has a film of someone testing it.

It would not have been so bad, had she been good looking, but she wasn't, so that is another reason she should have covered up.

.........Kinda hard to believe you could produce such exceptional children

Ugly chick??........Mate I don't wave at BRU members either