Can I try superbike racing without buying a bike?

**scrivy** · 17th August 2015, 16:55

Originally Posted by jellywrestler

ok with the lost slaes...

Sleighs??? They have sleds there this year Spyda?

**sidecar bob** · 17th August 2015, 20:06

Ok, today I discovered I'm not the smart one in our relationship.
Over dinner my wife asked why it's not possible to supply milo, hot water, milk & sugar separately & in bulk quantities so each person can make their own to taste, rather than a bulk load.
This is definitely the solution.

**Drew** · 17th August 2015, 20:25

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

Ok, today I discovered I'm not the smart one in our relationship.

Yay, you've caught up with what we already knew. You're punching well above your weight limit.

**IkieBikie** · 17th August 2015, 20:46

Originally Posted by Moto-Dynamix

It is a fuker being 51 and bankrupt.

Yet you can afford to spend a day out buying $4k of milo??? And the TV programme states you are still unable to work and then shows you tools in hand working on a motorbike????

**Grumph** · 17th August 2015, 21:50

Originally Posted by IkieBikie

Yet you can afford to spend a day out buying $4k of milo??? And the TV programme states you are still unable to work and then shows you tools in hand working on a motorbike????

Publicity can be a double edged sword.....

**ellipsis** · 17th August 2015, 22:45

Originally Posted by IkieBikie

Yet you can afford to spend a day out buying $4k of milo??? And the TV programme states you are still unable to work and then shows you tools in hand working on a motorbike????

...who the fuck are you cunt, a tax man or a topper...fuck off cunt...

**jellywrestler** · 17th August 2015, 22:49

Originally Posted by IkieBikie

Yet you can afford to spend a day out buying $4k of milo??? And the TV programme states you are still unable to work and then shows you tools in hand working on a motorbike????

there's a clear difference between being able to work on ones own machine for a period of time, whether that goes across to being able to do so reliably for a full working week and charging for said work is vastly different...

**Shaun Harris** · 18th August 2015, 08:24

Originally Posted by jellywrestler

there's a clear difference between being able to work on ones own machine for a period of time, whether that goes across to being able to do so reliably for a full working week and charging for said work is vastly different...

Exactually man. I am able to do up to 3 hours continuious or those 3 hours broken down into smaller time periods per day currently. So, some sports etc are approved. The ACC programme is aiming to have me back full time Nov Dec this year I hope. Maybe that tax payer would just want me to sit stIll all day, and cause more troubles to fix by doing no exercise at all perhaps, Yep, that fixes ya real quick. ACC have me on a serious Physical training programme, and "I HAVE " to do exactually what they want me to do this time, or I go back to the $115-00 PER WEEK i RECIEVED FOR 4.5 YEARS WHICH KINDA HELPED THE BANK RUPTCY SITUATION.

Sorry re the caps, cannot be bothered re typing.

**Shaun Harris** · 18th August 2015, 08:29

Originally Posted by IkieBikie

Yet you can afford to spend a day out buying $4k of milo??? And the TV programme states you are still unable to work and then shows you tools in hand working on a motorbike????

PS. Do not worry, ACC FRAUD Squad have done a thourough research on me due to posts I have made, 36 questions to be honest, and all due to some one reading my posts around the world and being concerned that I was ripping the system off and contacting them directly, ( good work concerned person) yet here I sit still on ACC. So that must awnser your question Tax payer, I am legit and the ACC fraud sqaud are happy. Thanks for caring though.