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    Jimmie has left the building

    What with all the various spellings of James in here I decided that I needed a new name - and one that isn't a (common) name. So Jimmie is no longer and it was only my middle name anyhow and that was confusing for those who knew my called name.

    I've thought about Silage for a while. It represents something that ages well, one could say matures and continues to improve. Then there is the fine aroma.

    So, as they say, smell you around...
    I have just found out that they have removed the word gullible from the dictionary

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    Jimmie who?

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    good on ya mate.
    Well the music is your special friend, dance on fire as it intends
    Music is your only friend, until the end
    Until the end
    Until the end!
    The Doors - When The Music's Over

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwanTiger View Post
    Jimmie who?
    Jimmie nee cricket..........i think?....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silage View Post
    I've thought about Silage for a while. It represents something that ages well, one could say matures and continues to improve. Then there is the fine aroma.
    preserved grass.....hmmm

    first....it doesn't acctually agethat well as some air always gets in so there will be a ever growing layer of slimmy fungus shit on the top rotting....it degrades over time...not very fast mind....but it does....and the smells a personal prefference thing i suppose...bit like my farts really....
    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    Jim,he's dead....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motu View Post
    Jim,he's dead....
    Silage? its life, Jim, but not as we know it
    Experience......something you get just after you needed it

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    Yeah - I'm toying with the idea of dropping "Big" from my KB Name.

    I'm not that big in stature and the big it refers to ...well...lets just say none of you fellas will ever find out.
    In space, no one can smell your fart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big McJim View Post
    Yeah - I'm toying with the idea of dropping "Big" from my KB Name.

    I'm not that big in stature and the big it refers to ...well...lets just say none of you fellas will ever find out.
    are you fat?
    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    are you fat?
    Just over 6 foot tall and weigh 89kg. In fact see profile piccie and you decide.

    Are you fat?
    In space, no one can smell your fart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big McJim View Post
    Just over 6 foot tall and weigh 89kg. In fact see profile piccie and you decide.

    Are you fat?
    nope I'm not fat either......maybe you just got a fat ego like me?
    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    nope I'm not fat either......maybe you just got a fat ego like me?
    Got a big fat ego in respect of the stuff I've been doing for decades but am a noob on a bike and admit it - lots to learn - humility, attention and respect for the experienced ones - that's me on a bike.
    In space, no one can smell your fart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    first....it doesn't acctually age that well as some air always gets in so there will be a ever growing layer of slimmy fungus shit on the top rotting....it degrades over time...not very fast mind....but it does....and the smells a personal prefference thing i suppose...bit like my farts really....
    I didn't know that you knew me that well. But with a name like Cowpoos I guess we might have something in common.

    I have some mixed memories of making silage. My Dad got a forage harvester in the '60s when we farmed in Marlborough. So from that era there are the mown grass smells, the growing stack of silage, tractor rolling it down, sticking your hand into it the next day and almost burning yourself, and the black gunk that ran out the bottom. Then there was the feeding out routine of trying to disentangle it with pitch forks and loading up a trailer - the neighbour used a chainsaw! And then in Morrinsville I almost rolled a tractor off a stack when flattening it down.

    Silage is good stuff even if it does get a bit crusty on the outside.
    I have just found out that they have removed the word gullible from the dictionary

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    Silage?? . Comes out as dung.

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    Free Scott Watson.

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    Silage, mmmmmm, interesting choice, hope you're thick skinned

    You been a bit busy lately, you've been rather quiet?

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