In retrospect, the car may have been more comfortable...

I suspect it's an animal product, possibly made from Rottweilers.

Theo

 

I've never gone for the one-piece thing. Pants are much easier to put on by
the side of the road when the sky opens, and take less space. The Dri-riders
are very good at about $75-$90. Don't buy plastic.
There's no such thing as waterproof boots, unless you want to wear Wellies.

Theo

 

Now that can be a real problem with a one-piece. Especially for the ladies.

theo

 

So when it rains, you stop on the side of the freeway, disrobe to your skin,
and put on the wetsuit? Is that legal?

Theo

 

The validity of that statement is entirely dependent on which side of the
boot surface the water lies.

Discovered through joyous experience, Blundstones are completely waterproof
from the inside - get water in 'em, and it'll stay there seemingly forever
without leaking out.

--
Bob Milutinovic
Cognicom - "Australia's Web Presence Specialists"
http://www.cognicom.net.au/
telephone (0417) 45-77-66
facsimile (02) 9824-2240

 

Not to mention the spectacle one would create when disrobing by the side of
the road to don said wet suit.

--
Bob Milutinovic
Cognicom - "Australia's Web Presence Specialists"
http://www.cognicom.net.au/
telephone (0417) 45-77-66
facsimile (02) 9824-2240

 

I'm cursed. Sold my car on the weekend and don't get my new one until
tomorrow. So I am borrowing a female friends blinged up civic which I look
like a total fag in. So when I saw sun today I was wrapped I could take the
bike to work. Got to work and it started pissing rain. At lunch it eased off
a tad so I rode home and swapped for the car before it got worse. Now I am
sitting at my desk still wet from the ride and the sun is out again.
Aaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrgggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fraser

 

How do you think he got the wetsuit warm?

Fraser

 

Speaking of pet hates I was going to take (a very small amount of) umbrage
at the use of the word 'wrapped' when the correct word for this is 'rapt'. I
was just a little stunned to see the Macquarie dictionary says both are
correct usage. Shows that if enough people misuse the langauge the misuse
becomes the correct usage. I suppose in five years 'rapt' will be wrong.
Aaaarrrggghhhh!

Theo

 

I am sorry I asked , having done the odd dive unwrapping after can be
very ewwwwwwwwwww

 

I really am giving the language nannys here some ammo. : ) God you would think
it was harsh week or something.

Fraser

PS clear blues skies again in Perth now. This is like living in bloody
Melbourne.

 

Clear blue skies in Melbourne????????

--
Bob Milutinovic
Cognicom - "Australia's Web Presence Specialists"
http://www.cognicom.net.au/
telephone (0417) 45-77-66
facsimile (02) 9824-2240

 

http://www.whizbiz.com.au/

 

Ooooh, what a fab idea!

betty

 

http://www.whizbiz.com.au/

There is also a fold up cardboard version about as well. I found a heap of
pages while looking for that link for you that describes a technique that
describes how it is possible for women to go while standing up without
making a mess or the need of any devices. It does require the woman to
touch herself but I'm sure you are not surprised to hear that most guys
have to hold on while going otherwise they have a mess to deal with as
well.
Imagine the paper that could be saved!

 

Similar devices have been around for a long time. I became aware of them
around '82.

Theo

 

I was in wrappedures at your post...('cos your prolly rite)


Posedman Papped

 

O vary good, evil punster, but there may be womb for improvement....

betty

 

Sure. Blue skies. Then rain. Then blue skies and more rain. Followed by
grey skies and 9 months of rain.

Fraser

 

Don't push it Fraser. Perth gets more rain than Melbourne. It's just that in
Perth it (a) mostly rains at night and (b) doesn't rain in summer. But when
it rains in Perth, it rains, and no leather jacket or boots are rainproof in
Perth when it's raining.

Theo