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    Quote Originally Posted by Metastable View Post
    unless something unforeseen happens like
    like a nuclear accident maybe?

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    Alrighty, now that we've established the skin on top of my mum's custard is tougher than an elite MotoGP rider, what say we throw some interest into the championship?

    All the GP riders can stay home tucked up safe and sound in their lil' cottonwool blanky's and we'll auction off seats on all their bikes, with the funds going to the people affected by the quake. Instead of the "International Race of Champions" (remember them?)we'll have the "International Race of Random's", with points awarded as per normal, ie whoever gets Lorenzo's bike scores points for Lorenzo etc. Simo's crew chief would love the idea, the chances of crash damage would probably be lower.

    Ok ok, so I'm bored at work.....but it's got a certain ring to it....

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    Quote Originally Posted by slowpoke View Post
    Alrighty, now that we've established the skin on top of my mum's custard is tougher than an elite MotoGP rider, what say we throw some interest into the championship?

    All the GP riders can stay home tucked up safe and sound in their lil' cottonwool blanky's and we'll auction off seats on all their bikes, with the funds going to the people affected by the quake. Instead of the "International Race of Champions" (remember them?)we'll have the "International Race of Random's", with points awarded as per normal, ie whoever gets Lorenzo's bike scores points for Lorenzo etc. Simo's crew chief would love the idea, the chances of crash damage would probably be lower.

    Ok ok, so I'm bored at work.....but it's got a certain ring to it....
    oh oh that would be me right there ....deeply affected was I ... My enfield fell over and scratched its tank , ...one of the doors in to my office is a little outa plumb, oh and we had 4 hours without electricity ...
    Yup got to be me for one of those rides ...( failing that any of the paddock girls will do )

    Stephen
    ps. geez your mums custard ... youu might want to offer it to Christchurch to help glue the building back together !!!!
    "Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d'marge View Post
    ps. geez your mums custard ... youu might want to offer it to Christchurch to help glue the building back together !!!!
    Haha, "liquefaction" ..."custard"...same thing when I was growing up. Actually now that I think of it custard normally lead to liquefaction.....

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    Let's do this instead...I always loved Suzuka!!

    http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2011/Aug/110825b.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by slowpoke View Post
    An independent report has verified there is no imminent threat from Fukishima, nor are there any dangerous effects lingering near Motegi. They are going to be there for a matter of days not living there as people continue to do, and as stated previously they will absorb more radiation from a simple X-ray or from flying at altitude.

    They've all been handsomely supported by Japanese manufacturers at some stage, and now it's time to stop being such pussies, and do a lil' more than just wack a sticker on their bike. I'm losing a lot of respect for these guys over this, fuckin' prima donna's need to get out in the real world.
    I read an independent report that said thalidomide was safe too...
    "You never understood that it ain't no good, you shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you" - Bob Dylan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    There ya go.

    And for the record...if I he is gay, I don't give a toss.
    Remember the segment in the ROVE TV program where he asked celebrity guests who they would turn gay for ?
    Rossi would be the top of my list - and it would only have to be a 1/4 turn
    "You never understood that it ain't no good, you shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you" - Bob Dylan

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    Quote Originally Posted by wharfy View Post
    Remember the segment in the ROVE TV program where he asked celebrity guests who they would turn gay for ?
    Rossi would be the top of my list - and it would only have to be a 1/4 turn
    Hahaha. I'd be gay as if it meant I could ride as well as him!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wharfy View Post
    I read an independent report that said thalidomide was safe too...
    Not sure how that applies when these guys are worried about radiation but have X-rays every other month that are a much higher doseage than they will ever experience at Motegi.

    Nah, it just shits me when they hold up lil' signs "Thinking of you Japan" on the dummy grid, and put stickers on bikes, and auction off leathers they haven't had to pay for, they're all concerned and sympathetic.......and then go missing in action when it comes to real action. This in spite of their own government's travel warnings saying there is no significant risk.

    From the Aussie guvvie smart traveller website: http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-c...lians_in_Japan

    "As a result of joint assessments of the situation in Japan, ARPANSA and the Department of Health and Ageing recommended, as a precautionary measure, that Australians within an 80 km zone from the Fukushima nuclear power plant move out of the area.

    The US had made a similar recommendation in accordance with the standard guidelines of their Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Their guidelines would require a zone of 80 km (50 miles) around the Fukushima nuclear power plant."

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    IMO the only concern they should have would be if there was a chance for further radiation leaks to occur if another earthquake/tsunami hit the plant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wharfy View Post
    I read an independent report that said thalidomide was safe too...
    Welcome to delusionist's paradise. You get to choose your own reality and all you need to dismiss any evidence to the contrary is a glib one-liner. Just say "They said xxxxxxx and it was wrong" (even if they didn't or it wasn't) and you're sweet.

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    ok then all you hero;s, get on a plane and go hang out there for few days yourselves yea write hahahaha
    I fear the day technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots! ALBERT EINSTEIN

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badjelly View Post
    Welcome to delusionist's paradise. You get to choose your own reality and all you need to dismiss any evidence to the contrary is a glib one-liner. Just say "They said xxxxxxx and it was wrong" (even if they didn't or it wasn't) and you're sweet.
    The only delusions I have relate to my riding ability - Thalidomide WAS deemed to be safe to give to pregnant women - but we now know it wasn't - The Erebus disaster WAS blamed on the Pilots - and for years that LIE was defended by the Government and Corporation - anyone who disagreed was crucified (Mr Justice Mahon for example) - But it was caused by the planes computer being re-programmed without the pilots knowledge.
    It may be that the "independent" report is correct - but I take all my independent reports with a Tui.

    Every day we make decisions based on what we think we know, and on what we know we don't know - I know I don't know how close one can get to a leaking Nuclear Power Station and still be safe - I also know I don't know whether the riders concerns are genuine or they just want a weekend off - I support their right to choose how close they want to get to a leaking Nuclear Power Station - That fact that they make their living wringing the neck off 200+ horsepower motorcycles sort of negates the theory that they are just "chicken".
    "You never understood that it ain't no good, you shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you" - Bob Dylan

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    Quote Originally Posted by wharfy View Post
    I read an independent report that said thalidomide was safe too...
    It's done me well, got to sit on a plane once next to a Thalidomide chap, had the arm rests all to myself I did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    It's done me well, got to sit on a plane once next to a Thalidomide chap, had the arm rests all to myself I did.


    hahahah OOOPS
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