Car-rappy In Orkers dontchaknow. been mint all week.
I want coffee at motomail but can't be arsed getting wet to get it - arsewise.
WUWT???
One hell of a ride.
Car-rappy In Orkers dontchaknow. been mint all week.
I want coffee at motomail but can't be arsed getting wet to get it - arsewise.
WUWT???
Lumpy
Tis shiteOriginally Posted by Big Dave
Time for some new gear, methinks....
"No one appreciates the very special genius of your conversation as the dog does."
One hell of a ride.
;-)
There must be some 'syndrome' for refusing t take the winter gear out of the cupboard.
If I leave it in there the weather will stay nice. Sigh, goretex - how un-sexy.
And I can't believe it's 20 minutes and nobody said HTFU!
NEDWN VIII
I beleive you should....you look kinda....Tough.!.....
Look Ma, no hands hehehe
awwwwwww sweetie a bit of rain wont hurt you........ honest it wont.
But Im gonna take my car out today.......
Freakin' hippy
Weekends are wetter: official
From BBC.co.uk
The feeling that it always rains at weekends may be more than just a myth about the weather.
New research shows weekends are wetter. The cause, scientists suspect, is the build up of pollution during the week, resulting in rain at the weekend.
Dr Randall Cerveny explains what the findings mean
"We knew that cities have an effect on local weather with urban heat islands and so forth, and people are pretty sure that we're having a general global effect with carbon dioxide," said Dr Randall Cerveny of Arizona State University.
"But nobody had ever looked at the in-between area of large-scale regional weather. We appear to be affecting global weather on a scale that is comparable to El Nino."
Together with Robert Balling, Dr Cerveny examined rainfall in the Atlantic Ocean between 1979 and 1995 by analysing global satellite data.
As expected the ocean as a whole was unaffected by which day of the week it was.
But they found that the results were very different closer to the shore.
The region just off the heavily populated east coast of the US was soaked at weekends.
On Saturdays there was about 22% more rain than on Mondays.
An examination of five decades of data on hurricanes and tropical storms in the Atlantic showed a similar cyclical pattern.
The scientists at Arizona State University suspect that the link between human activity and the weather is pollution.
Writing in Nature they said: "Although our statistical findings limit the identification of cause-effect relationships, we advance the hypothesis that the thermal influence of pollution-derived aerosols on storms may drive these weekly climate cycles."
The BBC's Karl Newman: 'Levels of the gases build up during the week'
Records from monitoring stations showed that levels of two urban pollutants, ozone and carbon monoxide, rose as the weekend approached.
This so-called Sunday effect had previously been noted in large cities.
Pollutant-derived droplets were thought to seed offshore cloud formation and also steal vapour from the centre of storms, robbing them of power.
The findings are published in the science journal Nature and also reported in New Scientist.
Determined to kill my bike before it kills me
psytrance junkie
damn it, i like a bit of rain, but not when i have plans to go out tonight.. very typical of murphey to assert his law upon me... however, looking a tad sunnier now donchaknow _b!!
"Take life one day at a time. Make mistakes. Learn from them. Come out a better person. Never regret the things that have gotten you where you are today."
Forum whore
Quite lovely in Wellers actually... A gentle breeze, nice sunny skies and three days to enjoy it...
I understand some people actually went to Orkrand for a holiday this weekend... - Bizarre!
They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the evening,
we will remember them
Irritant
Really gentle, or Wellington gentle?
It's only when you take the piss out of a partially shaved wookie with an overactive 'me' gene and stapled on piss flaps that it becomes a problem.
One hell of a ride.
This is a fair city, not with infrastructure problems, but most big cities have some issues.
'Melbourne' people cite as a model of urban infrastructure - but it's laid out in a grid on a vast plain, not around seven volcanoes and 2 harbours.
The trick up here is to work a lifestyle where you don't have to face the peak hour and it's a great town.
Blood - just give it!
My bad... sorry!
I mowed my lawns and laid a concrete pad... I should have known better than to do so on a long weekend.
I've learned my lesson, and will now go and drink beer to think about what I have done...
At the 2007 Westpac Ride:
Donor: So ya glad you're a Biker?
Minnie: F**k yeah!
One hell of a ride.
All good - less likely to crack.
Melicious
... or move to the bottom of the North Island. Sun is shining and I am riding this afternoon...
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Here for the arcade.
HTFU?
!) characters
One hell of a ride.
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