Frozen Jaffa's

**Motu** · 9th July 2004, 22:08

Coming back from Waiuku tonight in the luverly warm Pajero the external temp gauge was showing 3 deg until the Papakura on ramp - at the coldest point around Kingseat it dipped to one degree!! Back in Boganville we have 8 deg - boi racers cruising the streets keeps the place warm I suppose.ONE bike passed me,came up on me so fast I didn't get the lane change done in time and he slipped through.

**menace** · 10th July 2004, 21:26

Yup i have to say that it is BLODY cold! man i just got home from town... and i havent been this coold in a looooooong time...

**Two Smoker** · 10th July 2004, 21:38

Originally Posted by Motu

Coming back from Waiuku tonight in the luverly warm Pajero the external temp gauge was showing 3 deg until the Papakura on ramp - at the coldest point around Kingseat it dipped to one degree!! Back in Boganville we have 8 deg - boi racers cruising the streets keeps the place warm I suppose.ONE bike passed me,came up on me so fast I didn't get the lane change done in time and he slipped through.

Like that time us 10 bikers passed you and you pajero aye motu..... hehehe

**jrandom** · 10th July 2004, 21:40

Indeed.

Friday morning, bimbling down the eerily traffic-free northwestern motorway, I was having serious, longing thoughts about heated handgrips, notwithstanding polyprop under-glubs and Spidi H2OUTs.

I'm just a big softy...

**MikeL** · 10th July 2004, 22:22

Originally Posted by jrandom

Indeed.

the eerily traffic-free northwestern motorway...

School holidays...
Makes you realize just how much the education industry contributes to Auckland's...
economy?
traffic congestion...

**jrandom** · 10th July 2004, 22:30

Originally Posted by MikeL

School holidays...

Is it? I should have guessed.

Two and a half years and counting until I become intimately familiar with the school holiday schedule. Not too thrilled about the prospect of sending my little blonde-curled angels into the jungle.

Assuming we don't go all tree-huggy and decide to homeschool them, I'm going to be sitting at work for thirteen years staring out the window and wishing I could follow them around all day with a two-by-four.