I'm starting to lose hope...

[crashe]

Pad, pencil and rubber?

Yeah me bad, but I figured you would be so kind to correct it for me... :spudwave:

Its stationaryisn't it?

[Wolf]

Yeah me bad, but I figured you would be so kind to correct it for me... :spudwave:

Its stationaryisn't it?

And it's "it's" - had to beat Hitcher to it...

[James Deuce]

Yeah me bad, but I figured you would be so kind to correct it for me... :spudwave:

Its stationaryisn't it?

Really simple rule to differentiate these two particular homophones:

StationEry - the E stands for Envelope.

Hope that helps.

[crashe]

Oi Wolf.......

Thanks Jim2, yep it is one of those words that can trick you up all the time :spudwave:

[Stevo]

yeah, I call bolocks to the 'two feet on ground means yer ghey' crap. what, the cool police are gonna come and get you for it, or summat?

for that matter, what about all those ning-nongs who sit at intersections with just their RIGHT foot on the ground?

like, wtf?

does your clutch not work, so that you have to laboriusly click in and out of neutral every time you want to cease forward progress?

*normal* human beans put their LEFT foot down so that they can hold the bike with the back brake, thus leaving their right hand free for nose-picking and crotch-scratching.

now *there's* an offense for LTNZ to add to the books.

Moronically Using Right Foot To Balance Bike While Faffing With Gearshift At A Standstill: $150.

I fail to understand the exact problem here. Always try to be in neutral while sitting idle. I like to be in gear to take off, so often I put right foot down. If I want to sit up straight, then I just swap feet.
As I suffer from Duck's Disease sitting both feet on the ground is less pleasant than just the one.

[Wolf]

I fail to understand the exact problem here. Always try to be in neutral while sitting idle.

I'm "naughty" - I only go to neutral if it looks like a "long stay" - huge queue full of retards that show a higher than average tendency to sit and stare at green lights or queued at some of the busier roundabouts in town - Hamiltonians know the ones: Your queue will be lucky to get one car through the roundabout for every twenty cars approaching from the right...

I like taller bikes as I like to be able to see far ahead but I bought the LS400 owing to duck's arse disease and out-of-date assumptions.