[QUOTE="Molly"] :^} Or maybe none. ;-)[/QUOTE] Have you had yours cut off, then?
We all know how you know this and you've probably just been unlucky. I'm sure you'll find a boyfriend that measures up one day.
Thank you Mr Murray. Given that the subject was having a penis cut off what would people expect to find?
Elbow down? That's old fashioned ;-) This was in 2002 at Brands, on standard Pirelli road tyres: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/preston.kemp/mv/Elbow.jpg
I wish! That's Paul Young, one of the BSB guys. Superbike mag roped him in as guest tester for that issue.
You used to be able to read the whole story about how he did it at home using a combination of ice packs and rubber bands. Naturally he took his bollocks off first. Then he went to bed and very reasonably had a wank, whilst bleeding profusely. Eventually someone called an amubulance. After he got out of the psychiatric hospital I think he took his old feller off and then had breast implants. Around the time he had "dogslut" tattooed on his arse. Unfortunately for the full details you have to subscribe to some 'porn view' password these days. Bah! Information wants to be free.
So is a wheelie, so is a stoppie, so is wheelspin, but how does it equate to a controlled manner? Great, so the next time 200kg falls off its sidestand, and lies there laughing at all our attempts to right it, we can all just place the balls of our feet on the peg that points skywards and Bob's your uncle, et voila, suddenly it's upright? Not really, I just can't see how lapping islands, hanging off unnaturally, can be done without looking like a pratt. After the one that hurt , I've spent a considerable amount of time learning how to avoid falling off. Wheelies, stoppies, rolling burnouts and my personal favourite - tyre sliding, have all played a part in that process. Sadly, the eight friends I helped bury before the maturity kicked in will never again experience the joys of throwing a high powered motorcycle into a corner. The biggest and by far the best lesson I ever learned was also the hardest for a young man to swallow, it was taught me by a traffic cop who attended the scene of my best mate's death, he certainly didn't have to but he went a long way beyond his job to teach myself and a few others what riding is all about. Shame on you all for promoting this hideous pastime of GMKD, it bears absolutely no relation whatsoever to rapid progress on the road and instead of trying to avoid the big one, you're practically begging for it to happen.
Yeah, 'spose so. If I'd cut my meat and two veg off there's no way I'd let people read about it for free.
Perhaps, certainly doesn't look like a pratt, but it could be argued whether the knee touchdown was really necessary ! However . . . http://www.jedi--knight.com/gowerschool/dnc-16-05-04jms.jpg Shows us circumstances where the GMKD is entirely unwarranted and serves no usefull purpose. If it was not done entirely for the benefit of the camera it would certainly look like a pratt in action.
Fair play to him. Nothing wrong with that. That's disgusting. No need now, I got the picture, so to speak.