Hahaha love it..."I really don't need to know the outside temps, I'm sat on a bloody bike out inbred weather you daft Austrian types"!!

It does sound like a mile cruncher but looking at it it is massive so it would excel here. Bet your glad to get your SX back aren't you!!

4 times more that's ridiculous. Itd probably because they've seen your posts up here Blade!! Haha

I hope he is. It's pretty nice weather over here cold but dry so hope he's enjoying it!

Waved goodbye to my lad. He's off to Switzerland for a few days skiing. I'm going to miss the little sod :( LOL, & I just happen to be sitting here discussing with Deany about possibly going to St Moritz next week, as apparently things are slightly improved currently. I'm being told we'll wait ...

Is it here yet ?

Plastic???
WTF does that mean...I've lived nearly all my adult life here...the US is a nation of immigrants. ..kinda like the UK these days...I rest my case.

Perkles wrote:I really wish we could go back to traditional Sundays where everything was shut and the roads were empty
I hate the shops being open,its all to American and commercial for me

That's what France is for . Sunday's are dead over here, it's great.

Bikesure here as well. It's a very good company. Any problems they rectify it instantly. But companies are all different for different people. Me and my partner insured the same car but my price came up 500quid more than hers! ...

Very sorry I'm late here but hope you had a great day a belated happy birthdsy to you

Roads were pretty good until the last couple of miles. I made it into work in a really good time, which is kind of crap as I'm in no rush to get here

Yet another Archer fan here. Soooo funny!

Regarding education and the state of it in the UK, I'll just leave this here:

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I don't have to stay off the bike in winter because the weather is pretty mild here, I just have enforced breaks because it takes me much longer to fix them than it does to crash them

... I noticed that I wasn't all that cold! I put my bike in for a major service including new plugs and valve clearances around 3 weeks ago (not bothered with how long it takes its just as and when he gets a time slot to do the work) but through these 3 weeks I am starting to really miss her and ...

Your welcome to dispute that if you'd like, but you'd be wrong. I see what you did there. Great debating tactic. Well done you. It's not up to me to educate the improbably stupid, so we'll end here. Fair comment a democracy entitles you to your idiotic opinion. Happy ...

Blade wrote:Your welcome to dispute that if you'd like, but you'd be wrong.

I see what you did there. Great debating tactic. Well done you.

It's not up to me to educate the improbably stupid, so we'll end here.

... then Sydney urban sprawl was no where near it. Now it sits smack in the middle of Parramatta which is being heralded as the second CBD of Sydney. Here's a view from google. Capture.JPG What is even crazier, is the Terminal that receives product from the tankers (bearing in mind this was crude ...

For a woman who usually talks a lot of nonsense, there are some very thought provoking points here and questions that i'm sure should be out there in the public domain but strangely have been avoided for too long. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3457221/KATIE-HOPKINS-ll-never-know-really-happened-Maddy-parents-accept-share-blame-let-go.html" ...

crikey kiwi that sounds a tough life,can you eventually retire from it but stay in the same industry on land thats more 9-5 ? Not where I'm living at the moment. Processing Plants in the Sydney area have pretty much all been forced out by urban spread. If I moved to Darwin I could but I'd ...

Excuse the ignorance, but is there much of a difference when you're working on shore to off shore, or is it a case of getting your head down and working the same way? I guess it's different for everybody, but mentally I find it a huge difference. ...