Getting the bbq home on Australia day.

[98tls]

One way of doing it.http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sto...6-2862,00.html

[FROSTY:Me]

The problem with that picture is??

[Big Dave]

The problem with that picture is??

Possible tank damage.

[FROSTY:Me]

True true--Oh you mean the damage to a friggin sherman tank if he hit it with that BBQ??

[Mully]

It was a Kiwi!!!

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/2/...ectid=10490272

Apparently, Stuart has also transported a couch on his bike.

Ding ding ding. We have a winner.

[Big Dave]

No winner Mully - He was inline for a BD HTFU Gold Silverman award till he pillowed.

'Next I plan to cook breakfast for the temple on my way to meditation, but we have to deal with some engineering issues first'

would have guaranteed it.

Now all he gets is a 2 on Mohs scale.

[gijoe1313]

the latest in ATGATT?

[Robbo]

Kiwi BBQ rider earns Aussie infamy

NZPA | Saturday, 02 February 2008



A New Zealander photographed riding a motorcycle along Melbourne's Eastern Freeway with a barbecue strapped to his body has admitted it wasn't a bright idea.


And the man known only as "Stuart" is also having second thoughts about an earlier incident when he carried a two-seater couch on his motorbike.

"I do think it was dangerous," he told the Herald Sun newspaper yesterday.

"I don't think I'll carry anything but a pillion passenger from now on."

Stuart, 27, who didn't want his real name revealed, was ridiculed when the newspaper published a photo yesterday of his barbecue escapade.

An astonished motorist had snapped him while he was transporting the barbecue on the Eastern Freeway on Sunday evening.

Police were not impressed and have started an investigation.

Stuart, who migrated from New Zealand in August, said he picked up the barbecue left on a nature strip for a hard rubbish collection.

A Buddhist, he had been returning home from a temple.

"It was the challenge (of transporting the barbecue) more than the thing itself."

But work colleagues and housemates teased him after recognising him in the photo.

"I wouldn't do it again, it was too embarrassing," he said.

Stuart said he recently ferried a couch on his bike.

"People say it can't be done, but I proved them wrong," he said.

[Gubb]

Bah. Scrub this post.

[bell]

And here is the knob-spanker himself.

[Robbo]

Oops !! Sorry bout the Repost guys. Got sent to me under a different title and did'nt show up in the search engine.

[dmouse]

taken from the stuff.


A New Zealander photographed riding a motorcycle along Melbourne's Eastern Freeway with a barbecue strapped to his body has admitted it wasn't a bright idea.


And the man known only as "Stuart" is also having second thoughts about an earlier incident when he carried a two-seater couch on his motorbike.

"I do think it was dangerous," he told the Herald Sun newspaper yesterday.

"I don't think I'll carry anything but a pillion passenger from now on."

Stuart, 27, who didn't want his real name revealed, was ridiculed when the newspaper published a photo yesterday of his barbecue escapade.

An astonished motorist had snapped him while he was transporting the barbecue on the Eastern Freeway on Sunday evening.

Police were not impressed and have started an investigation.

Stuart, who migrated from New Zealand in August, said he picked up the barbecue left on a nature strip for a hard rubbish collection.

A Buddhist, he had been returning home from a temple.

"It was the challenge (of transporting the barbecue) more than the thing itself."

But work colleagues and housemates teased him after recognising him in the photo.

"I wouldn't do it again, it was too embarrassing," he said.

Stuart said he recently ferried a couch on his bike.

"People say it can't be done, but I proved them wrong," he said


boy am i glad this one is off of the roads here now who can we send over next !!!

[Virago]

S.e.a.r.c.h....

[Gubb]

Repost #2.

[Taz]

It all looks good to me.