Shoes - one thing I'll never buy cheap. My wife gave up about 15 years ago asking me how much my new shoes were. She thinks I'm mad. I've given up trying to educate Mrs Gee regarding cost of footwear, apparently £20-£40 a pair is perfectly OK despite the fact she also spends ...

duke63 wrote:

Kwacky wrote:My cbr600rr was pretty much faultless, only a couple of minor issues. Good all round bike.

I heard the insides of the fairing were dirty.

You could say that!

Not to the naked eye. They were only dirty if you took them off, put them in the bath and showered them down.

Kwacky wrote:My cbr600rr was pretty much faultless, only a couple of minor issues. Good all round bike.

I heard the insides of the fairing were dirty.

Shoes - one thing I'll never buy cheap. My wife gave up about 15 years ago asking me how much my new shoes were. She thinks I'm mad.

kiwikrasher wrote:

Cav wrote:

Kwacky wrote:Blimey, I was 4. Does that help you feel any better?

Errm.. my parents were 4

So your mum is the same age as me....is she hot?

Haha... she's literally the last person in the world I would call hot!

I'm not sure it's any Panigale I think it's a 1299 specifically tbh.

I got a quote a few months back when the Rsv4 quotes were coming in at silly money on an 1199 and for comparison and I m sure it was only about 365.

I don't like that one bit.

I would've taken the money in a heartbeat if it were mine.

Yep.....Saddam was a nut job...but at least our govts. 'sort-of' knew where they were with him, and in his own way he was a successful leader in what is at it's root a very tribal culture......all there is now is a bunch of unknowns, which doesn't exactly inspire ...

Cav wrote:

Kwacky wrote:Blimey, I was 4. Does that help you feel any better?

Errm.. my parents were 4

So your mum is the same age as me....is she hot?

... of women on the opposite side of the road and he SLAMED his door as hard as he could then tried speaking to the girls making out he did not know were he was they blanked him. What a tosser....

Cav wrote:

Kwacky wrote:Blimey, I was 4. Does that help you feel any better?

Errm.. my parents were 4

pwnd

Cav wrote:

Kwacky wrote:Blimey, I was 4. Does that help you feel any better?

Errm.. my parents were 4

Errrmmmmmmm.

Kwacky wrote:Blimey, I was 4. Does that help you feel any better?

Errm.. my parents were 4

It also stands to reason that learner drivers can blame their parents for their high insurance premiums as they crashed so many cars when they were younger

Very foggy ride into work. I couldn't believe how many cars were driving without any lights on, despite visibility being down to 100m in some places.

On the plus side my brake light is working again. Clearly something is loose or a wire is breaking.

... ourselves to targeted strikes in Libya and it's a failed state. We didnt go into Syria at all and it's also a failed state. Maybe these places were always going one way ????????

... is true of almost anything in international politics, and almost de rigeur in regard to the Middle East/North Africa. He and Sarkozy (spelling??) were authorized by the UN to take the action they did...and no more than that. To do so would have been in breach of the UN mandate pertaining to the ...

TonyB wrote:A post mortem on an obese person, carried out by quite an obese man, ......

Fwiw when I read that I thought you were actually at the PM, not watching it on tv.

Sweating my whatsits off in E.London, the only barely dressed bodies were brickies, scaffolders and steel erectors on a construction site, I think Nutz's compensation for a fetid London was far more preferable.