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seiko1 wrote:

seraph wrote:

seiko1 wrote:And whats wrong with not wanting to be wet and cold???

HTFU, princesses. People are water-proof, so are bikes J.

Some of us have been riding 27 yr's and are "over it"
Don't mind wet, Don't mind cold.........
Hate "wet and cold"
1990 rode from Emerald Qld to Geelong Vic.
Coldest Winter in 50 fucken yr's and we didn't have the snazzy helmets and cold gear you have!!!!
You young MF's have NO IDEA!!!! what cold is

HTFU !!! youngster !!

Some of us have been riding 27 yr's and are "over it"
Don't mind wet, Don't mind cold.........
Hate "wet and cold"
1990 rode from Emerald Qld to Geelong Vic.
Coldest Winter in 50 fucken yr's and we didn't have the snazzy helmets and cold gear you have!!!!
You young MF's have NO IDEA!!!! what cold is [/quote]

HTFU !!! youngster !![/quote]

I think I fucked that up!

Yep !

Sorry kiddo, you're talkin to the wrong lass if you think the "you youngsters have no idea" line will work... I earned my stripes, the hard way. Believing that you have the right to be warm and dry and fed is a post-industrial, capitalist, western affectation that urbanites take for granted. Appreciate it when you have it, but don't let the lack of security stop you living. I'm not scared of a little weather, I just learned to stop more often, at the point before my knees locked up and I couldn't put a foot down, well after my hands had locked up, clad in plastic bags to try and keep the warm in and the wet out, newspaper shoved down front of jacket, contacts freezing onto my eyeballs... once slept under a bridge with nothing but my leathers and the bike to keep me warm in winter... and I still had a grin on my face, I'd still do it again, any time...

Harden up, old man *dons asbestos suit*

Haven't done the bit under the bridge ( yet !!! ), but amen to the rest.

King Nick eh ??

Plenty of square knights sitting at a round table all wanting to peg a wench or 2 in this place mate. Welcome aboard....

I think I will refer to you as Nick the Serf, until such time as you have proven your apparent kingliness.

seraph wrote:Sorry kiddo, you're talkin to the wrong lass if you think the "you youngsters have no idea" line will work... I earned my stripes, the hard way. Believing that you have the right to be warm and dry and fed is a post-industrial, capitalist, western affectation that urbanites take for granted. Appreciate it when you have it, but don't let the lack of security stop you living. I'm not scared of a little weather, I just learned to stop more often, at the point before my knees locked up and I couldn't put a foot down, well after my hands had locked up, clad in plastic bags to try and keep the warm in and the wet out, newspaper shoved down front of jacket, contacts freezing onto my eyeballs... once slept under a bridge with nothing but my leathers and the bike to keep me warm in winter... and I still had a grin on my face, I'd still do it again, any time...

Harden up, old man *dons asbestos suit*

I think I'm in Love
Just off down the Ocean road in my jocks now

seiko1 wrote: I think I'm in Love
Just off down the Ocean road in my jocks now

:lmao: pics or it didn't happen

"Nick the Serf", love it, Mr '1 J.

seraph wrote:

seiko1 wrote: I think I'm in Love
Just off down the Ocean road in my jocks now

:lmao: pics or it didn't happen

"Nick the Serf", love it, Mr '1 J.

They all pulled the pin, so I took the lad to see Terminator Salvation (in my jocks)

See you on the road girlfriend !

hoffy wrote:See you on the road girlfriend !

Apparently not ...... if it's wet.

See you on the road girlfriend !