OT? New Haynes manual.

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by Moike, Feb 2, 2004.

  1. Moike

    Moike Guest

    Moike, Feb 2, 2004
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    Johnnie5 Guest

    also these 2
    http://www.guidesgalore.com.au/product_detail.asp?ID=4229
    http://www.guidesgalore.com.au/product_detail.asp?ID=4228

    I like these from the Haynes manual
    Older readers may remember the useful

    Mini van, complete with mattress in the

    back. A colleague who had struck lucky

    one night retired to the local beauty

    spot with his new lady friend. He

    dropped his trousers in the front seats

    while she was making herself

    comfortable in the back. The passion of

    the moment getting the better of him,

    he tipped the seats forward to give

    them the maximum amount of room

    and scrambled into the back as fast as

    he could, slipping on to the floor as he

    did.

    The resulting scraped knee didn't

    worry either of them and they got down

    to the matter at hand with the usual

    enthusiasm, until both became aware of

    an unfamiliar and increasingly

    unpleasant burning sensation 'down

    there'.

    The same older readers will

    remember that the battery on a Mini van

    is located behind the driver's seat and

    that the clamping arrangements are

    typically weak and ineffective. After a

    few years most Mini vans have their

    battery terminals completely exposed,

    the flimsy cover having been discarded

    long ago.

    You know that white fluffy stuff that

    grows on the top of battery terminals? -

    especially those of older, knackered

    Mini vans? Well you really don't want to

    get any of that on your willy and so into

    your girlfriend...

    SAFER SEX

    When it comes to STIs, there's no such thing as totally safe sex - though
    you can

    eliminate about 99% of the risks by always using a condom for any kind of

    penetrative sex. The risk factors for the activities below are valid for
    most STIs.

    These activities are These activities are These activities are These
    activities are

    certainly high-risk possibly risky probably safe certainly safe

    Anal sex without a Oral sex without a condom Anal or vaginal sex with
    Cuddling, hugging,

    condom (on the penis) or other a suitable condom non-sexual massage

    barrier (over the vagina

    or anus)

    Vaginal sex without Sharing sex toys without Oral sex with a condom Kissing
    (without

    a condom sterilising them between or other barrier exchange of saliva)

    users. (Or you can use

    condoms on a dildo)

    Sharing drug injecting Sharing a toothbrush or Non-penetrative sex,

    equipment a razor including mutual masturbation

    Kissing (with exchange of saliva)



    Burning

    .. Beware of friction burns from the

    carpet when having sex on the

    floor. Knee and elbow pads may

    provide some protection.

    Poisonous or irritant

    substances

    .. Keep them off your naughty bits -

    see Allergies in Chapter 6.

    .. If you've been handling chilli

    peppers, wash your hands

    thoroughly before handling

    anything else!
     
    Johnnie5, Feb 2, 2004
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  3. In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 02 Feb 2004 17:18:26 +1100
    "As you would expect from Haynes, this manual contains detailed
    explanations of how the relevant parts work and fit together, what
    happens if they don't, and what you can do about it."

    What do you suppose is the equivalent of "Assembly is the reverse of
    dissassembly"? And when it says "remove", how big a hammer do you need?

    Zebee
    - wondering which diagrams are not for the models you have in the shed.
     
    Zebee Johnstone, Feb 2, 2004
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    sharkey Guest

    sharkey, Feb 2, 2004
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  5. Moike

    Moike Guest

    I bow down before a superior intellect.

    Moike
     
    Moike, Feb 2, 2004
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