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    I can feel a "bike stealing sting" operation forming here!!!

    Perhaps even some rengegade vigilantism (sp)
    Not even with yours!!!

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    That seriously bites TS. I hope your dad gave the attendant at the parking building a major bollocking.

    Amylou - I'm with jr on this one. You need to find some real males to be friends with, as beating women is nothing to be proud of.

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    good idea

    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    Could I suggest the acquisition of some different guy friends, then? And possibly an after-school spelling coach?

    Oh yeah, and my sympathies, TS. It's just *narsty* when someone does that to you.
    i would love to have an after skewl spelling coach , but since my father spends all our money on new bikes, tyres for bikes, riding gear , parts , services we have no spare money wat do you suggest we do?
    " We are told to forgive and forget....but if we forget what we forgave then isn't forgivness pointless ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by amylou
    i would love to have an after skewl spelling coach , but since my father spends all our money on new bikes, tyres for bikes, riding gear , parts , services we have no spare money wat do you suggest we do?
    My coaching services are available for whisky and/or riding privileges on anything above 599cc.
    kiwibiker is full of love, an disrespect.
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    Praise the lord that you have a father with his priorities straight.

    A tutor can't teach you anything you can't learn for free. Biking comes before schooling. Now go get him to promise you an R6 if you get accepted into uni on scholarship so he doesn't have to support you.

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    But most 600's are only 598cc

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog
    But most 600's are only 598cc
    Including FF's R6 which is a 599cc bike


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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    My coaching services are available for whisky and/or riding privileges on anything above 599cc.

    i have reason to belive that my dad has already offered you a ride on his R6
    " We are told to forgive and forget....but if we forget what we forgave then isn't forgivness pointless ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog
    Praise the lord that you have a father with his priorities straight.

    A tutor can't teach you anything you can't learn for free. Biking comes before schooling. Now go get him to promise you an R6 if you get accepted into uni on scholarship so he doesn't have to support you.

    he's got the R6 now all i got to do is get the keys
    " We are told to forgive and forget....but if we forget what we forgave then isn't forgivness pointless ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by amylou
    i have reason to belive that my dad has already offered you a ride on his R6
    Ah, indeed, but a paid appointment to coach all four of your lovely teenage brain cells in the subtlety of the Queen's English would create a little more complacency than a simple "Oi'm orf to ride a very fast motorcycle, ta ta dear" in the mind of the sublimely insightful Mrs Random.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Motoracer
    Including FF's R6 which is a 599cc bike
    Did I say 'above'? I meant 'greater than or equal to'. Funny, I seem to make that mistake a lot. :eyepoke:
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    Ah, indeed, but a paid appointment to coach all four of your lovely teenage brain cells in the subtlety of the Queen's English would create a little more complacency than a simple "Oi'm orf to ride a very fast motorcycle, ta ta dear" in the mind of the sublimely insightful Mrs Random.
    Ahh, but you are mistaken my friend lol. 1 is Amylou and other 3 are Mrs FF, FF's mum and Mrs FF's mum.


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    Quote Originally Posted by amylou
    he's got the R6 now all i got to do is get the keys
    and keep them away from coniving male singles / not so singles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog
    coniving male singles / not so singles
    I'm a multiples.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    You would think if it is in a carpark building it would be relitively safe from damage like that
    Did you guys ask the attendant weather they have any surveilance equipment?
    I think they usually do.
    Chris

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