Then there was the time when I could hear a bunch of guys standing around the tent at the March Hare discussing the finer points of my iron-head Sporty..
And CB did a grouse job of fake orgasm noises..... the place went quiet for about 50 yards around for about ten seconds.. then a lone voice said "shit, I wouldn't mind a bit of what HE's getting"
Effin near pissed myself!!
And the time a guy wandered up to the tent where I was drinking at the old 12-Mile Delta site of the Remarkables rally with 'something' in a 2-litre lemonade bottle (and it had crazed the plastic from the inside) which he had 'found'.
We drank it - and 12 hours later I awoke beside a tent about 100 yards away with no memory, a mouth like the bottom of a vulure nest and a head pounding like WRX.... what was in the bottle was anybodies guess...
Winding up drongos, foil hat wearers and over sensitive KBers for over 14,000 posts...........![]()
" Life is not a rehearsal, it's as happy or miserable as you want to make it"
"One of the good things about rallys,is the chance to re-tell stories of previous rallys."
Exactly, been to heaps, talked plenty of crap over a beer and have quite a few yarns from own experiences, trouble is as your very next sentence states ....
"Before the ingestion of various substances, make this difficult."
Most sunday mornings after a night at a bike rally i'm like most, brain dead with only tasks present on the mind is ... coffee,dump, ride home.
Most iv'e talked to think a yarn book is a great idea, you don't have to buy it, if and when published, leave it on the shelf between Playboy and Classic Bike.
"I want to thank you lord, so far this day. With your help i haven't been impatient, lost my temper, been grumpy, judgemental, or envious of anyone. But i will be going out in a minute and i think i will really need your help to start my bike. Amen."
Never be stupid enough to leave your helmet beside your bike then piss people off by starting your bike up at 3am in the morning. Then staggering off to your tent leaving your helmet behind.
Cheers Corky
Christchurch, New Zealand
So true, heh heh!
"I want to thank you lord, so far this day. With your help i haven't been impatient, lost my temper, been grumpy, judgemental, or envious of anyone. But i will be going out in a minute and i think i will really need your help to start my bike. Amen."
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