Mon Apr 03, 2006 8:31 pm
Dear Dr. Stereo,
My girl friend (as opposed to my wife) likes it up the back passage. Which is fine during "that" time, but can sometimes be a little wrong....if you know what I mean??????
My question is how come they can't make tyres that you can scrape the pegs with in the pissing rain, yet last 80,000 klms like my 4WD tyres do????
FFS they can send people into outer space, and even bring some of them back, why can't they do that????
My girl friend (as opposed to my wife) likes it up the back passage. Which is fine during "that" time, but can sometimes be a little wrong....if you know what I mean??????
My question is how come they can't make tyres that you can scrape the pegs with in the pissing rain, yet last 80,000 klms like my 4WD tyres do????
FFS they can send people into outer space, and even bring some of them back, why can't they do that????
Mon Apr 03, 2006 8:37 pm
Strika wrote:Dear Dr. Stereo,
My girl friend (as opposed to my wife) likes it up the back passage. Which is fine during "that" time, but can sometimes be a little wrong....if you know what I mean??????
My question is how come they can't make tyres that you can scrape the pegs with in the pissing rain, yet last 80,000 klms like my 4WD tyres do????
They can.... but only valentino rossi gets those tires... You get the same tires as the Kawasaki riders get...
Mon Apr 03, 2006 8:45 pm
Strika wrote:Dear Dr. Stereo,
My girl friend (as opposed to my wife) likes it up the back passage. Which is fine during "that" time, but can sometimes be a little wrong....if you know what I mean??????
My question is how come they can't make tyres that you can scrape the pegs with in the pissing rain, yet last 80,000 klms like my 4WD tyres do????
Are you and Neka related ???
Mon Apr 03, 2006 8:54 pm
Gosling1 wrote:Strika wrote:Dear Dr. Stereo,
My girl friend (as opposed to my wife) likes it up the back passage. Which is fine during "that" time, but can sometimes be a little wrong....if you know what I mean??????
My question is how come they can't make tyres that you can scrape the pegs with in the pissing rain, yet last 80,000 klms like my 4WD tyres do????
Are you and Neka related ???
Honda riding brothers Gosling!!!!!!!
Mon Apr 03, 2006 9:13 pm
Strika wrote:....Honda riding brothers Gosling!!!!!!!
aaaaaahh, of COURSE, that explains everything.....
Tue Apr 04, 2006 12:22 pm
Gosling1 wrote:Strika wrote:....Honda riding brothers Gosling!!!!!!!
aaaaaahh, of COURSE, that explains everything.....
I used to ride a Honda....
Tue Apr 04, 2006 1:37 pm
Stereo wrote:Gosling1 wrote:Strika wrote:....Honda riding brothers Gosling!!!!!!!
aaaaaahh, of COURSE, that explains everything.....
I used to ride a Honda....
So Dr Stereo, Why is it that you changed to the only REAL bike on the road? (But it does explain a few things knowing you owned a Honda)
Tue Apr 04, 2006 3:10 pm
Stace wrote:only REAL bike on the road? (But it does explain a few things knowing you owned a Honda)
Ive tried the rest..... Thought I would try the best
My last bike was a 99 CBR600F3 with dynajet kit, rear reduction, after market pipe and zorst... personalised number plate PRVRT
Tue Apr 04, 2006 3:43 pm
Dr Stereo,
Why are so many things square? i.e. TV's, bread, tissues, paper, cheese, computers, windows, boxes?
Why are so many things square? i.e. TV's, bread, tissues, paper, cheese, computers, windows, boxes?
Tue Apr 04, 2006 3:55 pm
Bluefly wrote:Dr Stereo,
Why are so many things square? i.e. TV's, bread, tissues, paper, cheese, computers, windows, boxes?
For two reasons...
Reason 1
psychology of symmetry:
The human mind finds things that are symmetrical more appealing... This is why lopsided people are not attractive...
Reason 2
3 Dimensional Storage sizes:
A square or rectanglular shaped box can store more than any other shape, since an equalateral triangle of the same height and width can only contain a third of a square and a elipse can only contain a fraction of a rectangular box (X*Y*Z - 4/3 PI * width axis radius * length axis radius * height axis radius) . The same applies for any other polygon (althought the calculations would be much more complex).... Hence, the rectangle or square is the most efficient storage size possible.
Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:35 pm
Dear Doctor,
Can you tell me why when I post stuff, my post counter is never increased?
Have I been a bad boy? Am I in post-limbo?
Can you tell me why when I post stuff, my post counter is never increased?
Have I been a bad boy? Am I in post-limbo?
Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:36 pm
... Oops - I think I have to post 3 times before it goes up 1...
Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:36 pm
Oh - no I don't!
You've fixed it already - thank you Dr Stereo!
You've fixed it already - thank you Dr Stereo!
Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:47 pm
gray_rm wrote:Oh - no I don't!
You've fixed it already - thank you Dr Stereo!
You are very welcome
Tue Apr 04, 2006 10:28 pm
Dr Steroe
Cycle magazine once described the in-line 4 cylinder motor as the "18 year old blond in a bikini" of motorcycle engine configurations.
Do you know what was meant by this??
Taking this analogy .. what would be the "54 year old red head in a track suit" of engine configs?
Thanks for the fish
Cycle magazine once described the in-line 4 cylinder motor as the "18 year old blond in a bikini" of motorcycle engine configurations.
Do you know what was meant by this??
Taking this analogy .. what would be the "54 year old red head in a track suit" of engine configs?
Thanks for the fish