Finished Sinners this morning, pretty well written, kept me guessing the whole time

C00kiemonster wrote:

kiwikrasher wrote:Clocking 5 years working offshore apparently

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Haven't you run out of food yet?

Nah, get a boat every week, though the last one had wevels in the porridge!

D6Nutz wrote:Tanqueray 10 and fever tree light

Don’t drink light Tonic, the additive is worse for you than the sugar. Just put in more gin to reduce your sugar intake!

Clocking 5 years working offshore apparently

Have they finally admitted that the fluoroquinolones are to blame??

Kombucha tea Let me know if you ever want to try and make your own. I drink loads of oolong and yellow teas. You can use the used leaves. I am brewing 5 litres of it now ,Malvern water ,,organic green tea ,cane sugar and a Scoby fermenting away Hey Perks, I would be keen on the reciepe you are usin...

Doesn’t Rocket give you his organ on a regular basis already??

Ive read Whithams, Foggys, Guys and enjoyed all of them. Whithams probably being my favourite. I gave up with Hutchys, just found it was written so poorly, I like the bloke but he writes like he speaks and that just didn't work imo. A really good bike book worth a read is "that near death thin...

Read Aaron Slight’s, signed copy.
Doohans
Casey Stoner
Guy Martin
Barry Sheen (biography, very hard read but interesting)

Enjoyed them all for different reasons, but Guys is my favourite. Plan to get some of his others.

I'm on a phone. I dunno how to do it. I'm a missing link in that regard....and others. /cries It's really not that hard you muppet...copy link from address bar on Youtube, hit POST REPLY, hit "video", paste link in between the BBCode. [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtybnQJ_WFs[/vi...

slightly disappointed when I opened the thread after taking the bait....but well done and as has been said, very worthy!

Kwacky wrote:So I passed my grading. I'm a blue belt now.

I've yet to find a dedicated biker cafe that does decent food. To be honest I'm not into the social side of biking. Turning up at a biker cafe, going on massive ride outs, Ride to the Wall and sort of stuff - no ta. That one I was talking about Kwacky, is more biker themed than biker dedicated, and...

yes i guess mcdonalds are a known quantity, the same throughout the country so you don't get any local ambience. recall stopping at one in some remote part of south wales, in a really exposed position on a hillside, near the top - somewhere near mountain ash i think. had all the charm of some kind ...

unfortunately NZ had always been plagued by earthquakes, and one day the dice will roll the wrong way. I experienced some big ones in my time on the shaky isle, the worst one I was in the sports field at school and watched a wave rolled up the rugby field and about 80% of us fell over. My dad being...

Most of Jess and I riding is to either pubs or cafes, unless it's a trip away to a location for a weekend. We prefer smaller cafes with good coffee and homemade/wholefoods stuff on the menu. Our favourite is a new Cafe in the Blue Mountains called Caffeine and Gasoline. Really awesome bloke owns and...

HappY Birthday Spudda, hope you get some quality time with the Spudlets have a good'un buddy!

I’d be interested too! Loved those cars when I was younger, we got all the British cast off in NZ before they started importing used jap cars in the mid 90’s. I had a 1964 Mk 1 Cortina as my first car!! There were heaps or euro cars too, Lada’s, Fiats, Alfa’s, VW’s etc.

Kwacky wrote:

D41 wrote:Tastes like perfume.

Yuck!

I hear ya brother

uncouth heathens!