Im shopping a drunk driver

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by sir.tony, Nov 22, 2003.

  1. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Oh, I have a sense of humour. It's just that you're not very funny. To
    be more exact you're not funny in the way you believe you are. I'm
    finding you mildly amusing at the moment.

    You refer to "panties" in your spam trap and call me a "crass piece of
    shit"? God you're stupid.
    Please explain. I use the word "fuckwit" to describe people jumping on
    any particular bandwagon because I see them as lacking the basic
    where-withall to form and hold their own opinions.

    You probably thought "crocodile" was the height of wit.

    And, depending on your age went around saying "great, super",
    "milkey-milkey" or some such similar catch-phrase; genuinely believing
    that repeating someone else's humour parrot-fashion was all that was
    required to have a "sense of humour".

    Oh, referring once more to sense of humour... for someone who accuses
    others of not having one yours seems particularly lacking at the moment.
    What's the matter?
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  2. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Move back from the bank, there's a good chap, you're casting a shadow on
    the water.
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  3. sir.tony

    Ginge Guest

     
    Ginge, Nov 23, 2003
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  4. First big bike smash...

    There was an irritating old **** in the bed next to me - wouldn't stop
    complaining about absolutely everything. I whiled away the hours when he
    was catching flies by lobbing peanuts into his gob.

    Another pikey old fucker opposite never washed, had hair coated in years
    of grease and smoked about 80 a day.

    One day he set his hair on fire.

    Laugh? I nearly shat myself laughing.

    --

    Dave

    GS 850 x2 / SE 6a
    SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#16? FUB#3
    FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19
     
    Grimly Curmudgeon, Nov 23, 2003
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  5. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Different from my first 'big' bike smash (spent about 1 week in hospital
    and ended up on sticks for a year culminating in a bone graft).

    I woke up in the trauma ward next to a friend of mine and just across
    from another friend. We'd all been involved in separate bike accidents.

    I think that more than half of the 8 people in the trauma ward were
    there as a results of bike smashes.

    Happy days. Seriously, I look back and smile at most of the times I've
    broken stuff. Course I'll stop smiling about it as I get older and
    don't smile as much when I'm aching in damp weather but... on the whole
    it amuses me.
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  6. sir.tony

    sweller Guest

    "Milkey milkey" rings a vague bell, but not sure where or why.

    Any explanations? Someone throw me a frickin bone here.
     
    sweller, Nov 23, 2003
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  7. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Punt and Dennis in some earlier iteration I believe. Something on the
    TV around the early to mid 90s (I think). I didn't watch it but
    observed fuckwits repeating it parrot fashion to the mirth of those
    around them.
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  8. sir.tony

    sweller Guest

    A-haa
     
    sweller, Nov 23, 2003
    #48
  9. A character from Mary Whitehouse Experience.
     
    William Grainger, Nov 23, 2003
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  10. mb wrote
    MWHID.
     
    steve auvache, Nov 23, 2003
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  11. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Thanks for that; despite not watching the TV show not knowing its name
    was getting to me...
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  12. Only slightly different - left femur so smashed it was unpinnable; I
    used to watch in envy as ordinary broken femur victims came and went
    with pins in place, the bastards. Months in traction for me, ho hum;
    followed by months wearing a caliper and on crutches.
    AOL. In a small side ward 6 of the 8 beds were occupied by SMIDSY
    victims.
    It's only now my left knee is giving me some gyp, but on the whole I've
    been lucky to get away with it as long as I have.

    --

    Dave

    GS 850 x2 / SE 6a
    SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#16? FUB#3
    FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19
     
    Grimly Curmudgeon, Nov 23, 2003
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  13. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Your work?

    You've had **** all to do with this you senile old ****.
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  14. sir.tony

    deadmail Guest

    Well the serious one was almost 20 years ago in my case so I can't
    complain too much. I reckon even if the last 20 years of my life are
    pained that bikes will have been an overall positive influence.

    Anyway, you learn to adapt to pain and limitations so I'm not expecting
    it to be unmanageable
     
    deadmail, Nov 23, 2003
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  15. Andy Bonwick wrote
    Now, I am no great fan of gods own motorcycle but I think you have gone
    a little too far there. Really.
     
    steve auvache, Nov 23, 2003
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  16. sir.tony

    mb Guest

    Noted.
    And I would just like to take this opportunity to recommend
    for some spam of their own.
    is the e-mail address of one of many Viagra
    spammers.
     
    mb, Nov 23, 2003
    #56
  17. Des Coughlan wrote
    Which is only fucking right and proper.

    FFS if you keep a fucking dog you are responsible for it aren't you,
    even under fucking french law?
     
    steve auvache, Nov 23, 2003
    #57
  18. sir.tony

    Ben Blaney Guest

    There's a little bit more to it than that, as well you know.
    Would you care to provide google references to this, because I've never
    seen this happen.
    You may have a point with this one.
    This is not true. Have you missed the fact that I take every
    opportunity to flame BRC for being a tedious, feeble-minded Northern
    wench?
    Google ref, please. I have no idea what you're on about.
     
    Ben Blaney, Nov 23, 2003
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  19. Des Coughlan wrote
    Only for those purposes not associated with calling you a ****.

    Never. Always happy and bright I am.
     
    steve auvache, Nov 23, 2003
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  20. sir.tony

    mb Guest

    Damn.
    The GTS *is* an underpowered shed, but it does have the most powerful brakes
    on the road...
     
    mb, Nov 23, 2003
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