well I now have permission from Buellbabe to tell all her adoring fans about her latest escapade.
Seeing as we had some interesting events accur to 3 of our Kb chickies over the last weekend, I thought I would round it all up in a thread.
So going by order of events firstly its...
MyGSXF
Now MyGSXF would just like to say as the moral to her story is NEVER, EVER try to remove those rubber overboat thingys after having spent 5 hours in the saddle in the pouring rain on the way to the greymouth st race, get some generous bloke or partner to do it for you instead! You may well end up with a visit to the horried-spital to get some close attention of the docs, and a plastic splint/cast thingy to wear for 6 weeks for a finger that threw out some tendons.
Next it is the turn of...
BuellBabe
Now the moral of her story is, if heading to a party make sure you Do NOT need to go back to the arriving vehicle for any reason, especially without a torch. But if you do need to, make sure you are well and truely DRUNK first, it will make the fall into the ditch just that much easier.
After her inexpected tumble, BB toughed it out for a few days (shes a hard woman mate ) but then decided a visit to the horried-spital was probably overdue. 3 days, including a 20 hour stint on a guerney, and an operation later she returned home. And now has to contemplate her navel for the best part of 6 weeks, and probably could do with a huge supply of good dvds to watch. And with no computer access at home she cant communicate with her caring public (and will probably get VERY bored), so I can pass on any well wishes.... flowers, homehelp, tequila all greatfully accepted
well thats about it I guess, so you can all go back to your sunday papers now...
oh yeah I forgot someone...
Rashika managed to attempt the NZ record for flying thru/over? a 10ft wire fence which magically appeared over the road it had not been moments earlier, and succeeded in having her first wee off in over 15 years. Wooping bruises and an Xray later, nothing broken, just pride.
The moral, always wear gloves, and get xray vision goggles so you have a chance to actually SEE said invisible fence for those predawn escapades in greymouth.
All I can say I'm proud (fkn NOT!!!) to have been first blood on the greymouth st curcuit of 06
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