It hurt a lot but it felt good.

I just couldn't wait any longer and had to give it a go. It was a lot bigger
than I remembered but once I got astride it everything seemed so right.

Today me and my lovely Gixxer got re-acquainted, yes it hurt a lot but it
was worth it. My surgeon told me six months.....what do they now eh?..ouch.

I love my bike.

Isn't biking great.
Litre sportbikes rock big time.

 

<wipes Grolsch off LCD screen>

Fucking bitch, you must write for the Sport?

 

Appointment booked for the morning?

 

With my Gixxer, definitely. There's no gain without pain.

 

Sorry, here's my hanky.

*snigger*

 

Well, there's not likely to be anything crusty in it these days.

 

You're right, but how did you know I hadn't had a cold for years?

 

Thank you.

Oooh, some truth there then? ;-)

 

Molly's a woman now - logic no longer applies ;-)

 

Doesnotcompute wrote

I do.

 

Fair point, but it's a Gixxer.

I had to move my bike to another garage so I thought I'd give it a go. it
was OK but it will be a few weeks before I'm on it again. The concern my
surgeon expressed related to opening my legs and stretching the groin
grafts, that didn't happen.

 

Logic never applied to me anyway, mist be something to do with the fact that
95% of my chromosomes were XX. Yes I'm still confused over my results.

 

Isn't it nice and sunny outside?

 

<wince>

 

But after I smashed my leg up in an accident my GP said I should not
ride bikes ever again all because I sustained one injury. I changed GP
in the end. Some quacks are not worth listening too.

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The doc in the ER said they call motorcycle riders 'donors'. I asked how
he got the cast on his arm and he said mountain bike. I asked if that
was a hypocritic oath he took when he became an MD..
--
Mike

SV650
UKRMMA#22
Skype: muddycat

 

Organ Donors, normally. Nothing wrong with being an organ donor. My
loss could be your gain one day.

I don't think I'll need my kidneys/etc/etc while being dead, so
someone else might as well have 'em.

 

I'm already pre-treating my liver to prevent rejection in case George
Best needs another one soon.

 

Look up the phrase "foetal chimera".

It can explain a lot of the result.

Phil

 

Why wasn't the operation free on the NHS?