Conflict Resolotion 101 - Rebels style

I happen to like tattoos and very loud motorbikes... [1]


G-S

I don't think I have enough of either to be honest

 

My shovel only goes ba-dump ba-dump ba-dump, what am I missing?

When I take off at the lights on my Trophy, you can almost hear me scream
Yeeeeeeoooooooowwww Fuuuuuccccckkkkkkkkk !!

 

Three quarters of the Police Force have tattoos, and that's only the
shielas.

Almost every sailor has one tattoo or more

 

On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:33:31 GMT, George W Frost wrote:

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A piston?

Mr H (whose BMW goes whhiirrr in a sophisticated manner)

 

Maybe the one you know Gerry, but not this little chickie babe

she is all female

 

My point exactly

 

And you know this because............

Theo
No tattoos for me thanks.

 

Damn those surgeons are good, aren't they?

Theo

 

Apparently Alex Vella is a cleanskin.

Most male members (probably could have worded that better) of the
British Royalty are tattooed.

Must find a new copy of the book "Confessions of a Tattooist" by George
Burchett. He was a tattooist in the first half of last century and told
some very interesting stories.

 

I could go all Nev.. on you and accuse you of implying that I said
something I never said. Or I could politely suggest that if you re-read
my paragraph that you quoted with the care and attention that it so
richly deserves you will discover that I neither said nor implied that
there were statute books 1500 years ago.

The word 'outlaw' comes to us via the Vikings and was originally the
name of a punishment - someone was declared 'beyond the law' if they had
committed a particularly serious crime, such as evading a previous
lesser punishment. Outlaws could be killed with impunity.

The idea was invented in a pre-literate society, so of course there
weren't any statute books then. When outlawry entered the (English)
statute books I couldn't tell you, but it was still there (albeit
unused) well into the nineteenth century.

OK, just checked, that Authoritative Source Wikipedia says it was
dropped from English law in 1879. It also says, in reference to the Wild
West: " By the time of the Western frontier, many jurisdictions had
abolished the process of outlawry, and the term was used in its more
popular meaning. "

 

George knows this because he has inspected the Golden Rivet.

Boxer

 

And you know this because............

Theo


No tattoos for me thanks.

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Because I know quite a few sailors and a lot of them were in the navy, both
the defence and merchant navy

 

Coming up next week boxer, want a visitor for a cuppa ??

 

Damn those surgeons are good, aren't they?

Theo

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Yep they sure are, especially the ones who can make them have a baby

 

"Hello Sailor""

 

Drats !!!

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Onya bike

Gerry

 

Did someone say peccadillos?


GB, peccadillos are delicious (if done right)!!!

 

Jamaica? Nah mate, she did it of her own accord!


GB

 

I've been to VietNam and I dispute that those three were ever there.
I've sent them emails asking them to prove it and I haven't received any
response which I like.

Nev..
'07 XB12X
'08 DL1000K8

 

Clue #1: Consider the full impact of the meaning of the word " if "

Clue#2: Consider that some irony may have been afoot...

If you say so...


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Onya bike

Gerry