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Classic as in 'smoking that stuff will fuck you in the head'
I wouldn't know about that.
I was one of the few NON-SMOKING greasy, hairy, headbanger, bikers.
There weren't many of us about.
"High on life" was enough for me!!!

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It may not be the most viewed soon if the 'something slipped into her' turns out to be part of a 3rd parties anatomy - you may have just pointed out that it should be removed for breaking the rules on photos.
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Post the songs you play to lift, cheer up or just when you feel good!
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It looks as though I may be stopping over in Norwich between the 6th and 10th November (if not in Norwich, it will be pretty close by)
There is no way I intent to spend a week there and sit on my own in a hotel room every evening ....
so - if you are from those parts, why not have a look at my profile and make me an interesting offer if you are free to come and entertain me on one of the nights I am there.
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Oh Littleme, you poor, poor ex SV rider.
Would the offer of a sympathy shag offend you? I know it's not the same as riding that gorgeous, thumping twin round the twisties, but it'd still make your pulse race!![]()
:D :D :D
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Bring it on, sonny-boy......................I'll eat you alive :shock: :D
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Anyway, it got me thinking about how certain scents and smells can trigger memories. The smell of two-stroke oil takes me straight back to the late 70's when I first got into bikes, for example.
So what smells trigger particular memories for you?
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Hmmm...................depends WHICH Daytona it is? I'm fussy, you know![]()
We used to have the 1200. Like a bloody tank, that was
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Bridge over troubled water .............. by some crooner![]()
It was on a CD I got free from the Daily Mail and was playing in the truck when I got the call to say a close relative had died, I have never been able to listen to that song again nor the CD which I have saved for some reason
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I'd ask Jim to fix it so Lissa turns bi :twisted:
I'm outa here before she kicks my ass
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Legendary children's TV show Jim'll Fix It is making a comeback after 12 years, it has been announced.
Sir Jimmy Savile is to return with a new series on UKTV Gold.
The iconic show originally ran on the BBC from 1975 to 1994.
The new version, Jim'll Fix It: Now and Then will again make children's wishes come true.
But it will also have an extra element - the show will revisit people who wrote in to the programme all those years ago but were not chosen to appear.
Sir Jimmy will fix their original wishes, so viewers now in their 30s and 40s could find themselves meeting their childhood idols.
The six-part show will also feature a series of guest presenters alongside Sir Jimmy.
Channel boss James Newton said the programme would "bring a new spin to an old favourite".
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My 1st hubby made me sell my XJ6 when I had my youngest son...................bastard! Could I have cited THAT in the divorce I wonder?
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I'm on holiday from work this week. Holiday - that's a laugh. The list of places I was given to visit today was so long, I thought it would have been easier to write it on a bog roll![]()
Anyhow, I digress. On my miles of driving today I went past numerous bus stops. At almost every single bus stop was at least one person, sometimes two or three.
Not a single person was smiling.![]()
Now I've not been on a bus for afew years now, so I was just wondering......
Is it standing by the side of the road that makes people unhappy, or is it the thought of journey on a double decker that does it?
More over, if you happen to waiting for a bus, SMILE !.
Ian
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Love it to bits, fantastic bike.
Couldn't you have just shot the bitch? No-one should make a biker sell the love of their life!
JOKE.........................before I get flamed. :twisted:
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Sorry babe!!!!
I was just saying, in my usual blunt, kill the thread manner!!!!