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Didn't I post that one about two and a half years ago ?
The trouble with a 40mph limit is that no-one driving at 40mph is actually paying attention to what is going on around them... Their attention...
That has definitely seen better days... Good luck getting it sorted... I have a KH as a project - mine has a few less pistons than yours, it's a...
As you should...
When Jenny Tinmouth is riding it, it's a motorcycle...
That's a chain brake - and you should test it EVERY time you start the saw...
I can't be-leaf it's still propagating...
OK, so the motor's pretty good... But with rake and trail like that it will handle like a hard-tail, girder-forked Harley !
Let someone else do the sharpening - it's not difficult to do, but it's boring as hell... And it's not expensive. Top tip though - never use a...
Top tip - not that i could possibly condone that sort of thing - but if you are going to shoot someone : make sure it's in the front not the back...
If you listen carefully you can hear how many times the crash-bars scrape on the tarmac...
That is pretty impressive bike control... I've seen the yank police doing this on BMW's before - you have to admire the skill...
At least you found out before he did a runner with everything in the workshop... It's shit, but it could have been worse...
The plod are too busy trying to fit up Corrie actors and ex-DJ's for being peados to worry about a bit of theft these days... Sad but true...
Just a few more posts and we'll be up to tirty-tree pages ! How cool wood that be ?
There's nothing "super" about any of that...
It looks like a Harley XLCR 1000 crossed with a brick !
Riding a Honda is like getting a blow-job from a bloke... It feels pretty good until you look down and realise that you are gay...
Sport - involves "sportsmanship"... Game - involves "gamesmanship"... ergo football/soccer/kiss-ball is a game.
I had a bit of "Match Of The Day" inflicted on me yesterday... How the f*ck is that a sport ? There is no sportsmanship involved in it at all....
