kiwikrasher wrote:

D41 wrote:LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah I knew it would only be a matter of time before I had to post something on this thread about myself. It's in my DNA

i.e. the "chocolate raisin" incident

I still randomly laugh out loud about that story!

Not to today but Tuesday night my MD took our team out for dinner and drinks. The Hotel we stayed in had had a Gin night a few days before so the bar was full of different Gins and Tonics.

In the end we settled on Bathtub Gin with a Fever-Tree Mediterranean tonic. Bloody lovely!

This lot wont solve anything with their divisive politics. Once people see their jobs and livelihoods are threatened by Brexit the finger pointing will start and everyone who voted for it will say that no one told them they might lose their jobs....... and vote the other way. A General Election wil...

The tide will turn the other way when people realise these cnuts are not the answer to anything. Nope we're done, I have it on good authority from me. I've called the last 3 general elections, two labour leadership elections, one referendum and two American elections. I'm a bell weather and we're F...

kiwikrasher wrote:

Monty wrote:
Say hello to the Alt-Right. I'm off to Canada, goodby and thanks for all the fish!

Come to Aussie, the politics are just as bad but we are further away from the US and Trump.

Flights booked x6! Smoke me a Kipper, a UKipper!

This dick wad is believe it or not is the biggest threat to my party to date. It's very conceivable that UKIP under this utter donkey could take enough working class votes to send Labour back to the 18th century. The Irony is not lost on me but sadly unrecognisable to the working poor. I'm not a bet...

Ordered some ZX-6R stickers for the front fairing to replace the stripes and the Ninja logo. I've never been a fan of the Ninja trade mark, it all feels a bit Gixery to me.

Humans, not sure about this series

Everest. Whilst I can understand stand the thrill of wanting to stand on the highest point on earth, I wouldn't want to go through the climb to get there. I've done a bit of walking in the Himalayas, nothing like Everest just a few base camps and passes. I can't begin to describe how difficult alti...

Everest. Whilst I can understand stand the thrill of wanting to stand on the highest point on earth, I wouldn't want to go through the climb to get there. I've done a bit of walking in the Himalayas, nothing like Everest just a few base camps and passes. I can't begin to describe how difficult alti...

Norton got my vote, lovely lass and an actual biker. She commutes around London on a company bike.

Feck me, bad news day or what. Give your lass a big hug from me Paul.

I'd like to vent about 2016, can't end soon enough. Hopefully 2017 won't feel like I've woken up in some sort of weird Orwellian Dystopia every day!

I love Muffs!

Already booked it for Sunday 18th

So it's looking like by the end of this parliament I'm going to be about 1.5k a year better off and a working poor family that's already struggling to buy food and heat their home will be about 1.2k worse off.

What a bunch of utter cnuts!

Kwacky wrote:A 2 bed terrace near me costs £185k

Move to Buxton, my 4 bed victorian town house only cost 190K. Plus your commute would be much much nicer, well apart from the 3 weeks of the year you'd be snowed in!

Cav wrote:neither does Candice...

It will my young Padawan, it will........

Two bikes of the show for me were the Super Leggera and that Super charged BMW Bobber. Christ, I'm starting to like old custom bikes!

Stevan?