Did you ever have...

[Kinje]

Thanks for the apologies. I really enjoyed reading the first few posts about a great riding experience. I hope future posts will be relevent to the initial subject of this thread.

[Sniper]

apologies to all about the vomit that sprung up as a result of deviant's pathetic judgement call - but i dont back down from young uneducated pricks who decide they're free to pass pointless judgement on whomever they choose and then get snotty because their target throws it back in their face

Fair enough, but you are as guilty as he in trying to get the last word in.

Mate - it's an internet forum. People do get to pass judgement on whatever they choose. I wasn't judging you, just disagreeing with your choice of text. Call it a pathetic judgement call if you want - like I said, many a KBer has nitpicked over spelling and grammar before. As for the personal attacks, they weren't necessary. Nowhere in my posts did I make personal attacks based purely on assumption, as you have just done. But as this thread has now turned into a seething mess (as a result of only my post? Can't argue on your own...), I'll refrain from further comment.

Devient, you are causing this to be ongoing maybe switch to PM's if you wish to continue the conversation with yod.

[Joni]

Hmmm, ok what was this thread about again? :spudwhat:

The KB tradition continues....

[gijoe1313]

And now for something completely different... back on thread topic!

Big Dog, that was a fulsome and effervescent extrapolation of your synergetic harmony of zen and motorcycling! I was moved and carried along on the tides of emotion, I could feel it in your writing and could mentally see myself riding there...

The extended metaphor of the existential confusion we find in our busy, modern lives is nicely juxtaposed by your poetic allusion to a favourite lyric. It is that unbidden music woven in our soul that yearns to be unleashed... and as bikers, I think we touch on that elusive silver cord now and then (and more often than the hoi polloi inured to the joys of two wheels of freedom).

I for one, wholeheartedly embrace the spirit you have professed and love that "being in the moment" heart and soul melding. The schism we have between those intangibles that make us people, conflicting with the material attachments we have is a paradoxical situation. We are free in our minds, but with our bikes, we are freer more often in not thinking when we are in the spirit of the ride...

Dizzam I think I'm on what BD is on at the moment all good!

Carpe Diem Excelsior!

[Waylander]

Hmmm, ok what was this thread about again? :spudwhat:

The KB tradition continues....

I'm still waiting on a good beer thread. Or maybe a bourbon thread. I've got a particular rant on that one. Went to a pub on The Strand here in Tauranga the other day nd had a Barrel51. The other bars I uually go to only shrge me $4.50 but this one charged me $7.50... WTF?

[ManDownUnder]

Hmmm, ok what was this thread about again? :spudwhat:

The love of a good hard ride when everything comes together.

... on a bike...!

[Joni]

... on a bike...!

ahem...

[yod]

umm....WOT??....anyway.....

Or maybe a bourbon thread

absolutely.....Bookers iz da bom.....but it's a leeeeeetle pricey......

[Joni]

Yum Im having a damn good feijoa cocktail tomorrow with MDU!

[yod]

I just believe that those who use the english language, especially those better taught than myself, should use it to the full, and stop hiding behind abbreviations and colloquialisms to justify being a pack of lazy shits.

you have no idea what you're talking about mate, so just stop talking about it

[Her_C4]

And now for something completely different... back on thread topic!

Big Dog, that was a fulsome and effervescent extrapolation of your synergetic harmony of zen and motorcycling! I was moved and carried along on the tides of emotion, I could feel it in your writing and could mentally see myself riding there...

The extended metaphor of the existential confusion we find in our busy, modern lives is nicely juxtaposed by your poetic allusion to a favourite lyric. It is that unbidden music woven in our soul that yearns to be unleashed... and as bikers, I think we touch on that elusive silver cord now and then (and more often than the hoi polloi inured to the joys of two wheels of freedom).

I for one, wholeheartedly embrace the spirit you have professed and love that "being in the moment" heart and soul melding. The schism we have between those intangibles that make us people, conflicting with the material attachments we have is a paradoxical situation. We are free in our minds, but with our bikes, we are freer more often in not thinking when we are in the spirit of the ride...

Dizzam I think I'm on what BD is on at the moment all good!

Carpe Diem Excelsior!

bewdefool - jist bewdefool

Yum Im having a damn good feijoa cocktail tomorrow with MDU!

I recently had the opportunity to have some feijoa wine (NZ of course), but damned if I can remember the name. Very interesting - have you tried it?

[Joni]

I recently had the opportunity to have some feijoa wine (NZ of course), but damned if I can remember the name. Very interesting - have you tried it?

Oooo yum Chrissie... if you think of the name please let me know, I have not tried it, but pretty keen on feijoa anything....

[Her_C4]

Oooo yum Chrissie... if you think of the name please let me know, I have not tried it, but pretty keen on feijoa anything....

Ha ha well damn it all - I will ring the restaurant and let you know!!

[yod]

Whatever pal, back down in a derogatory fashion, good for you.

so sory m8, ur jus perfect rnt ya, no snide implikashins in ne of ur posts wer ther??

whatever mister holier than thou....good for you chief....u tha MAN

aye WOT????

[Waylander]

Oooo yum Chrissie... if you think of the name please let me know, I have not tried it, but pretty keen on feijoa anything....

Never could stand wine but then my experiance of it so far has only been that cheap nasty shit you get in a box.

I'll stick to my bourbon lol.