Pizza Delivery?

But mustering on bikes is fun, not hard. It's the only time I've ever
been able to ride to work, get on someone elses bike and be paid to ride
it, then ride home again. Bliss (except for the abysmal pay).

Ash

 

....said the bishop to the altar boy...

Damien
GPX250 (stolen) -> CBR600

 

yeah, it'll be the last time I order the "special sauce", that's for sure!

Damien
GPX250 (stolen) -> CBR600

 

Mustering ZEBRAs by bike, then!!
(That aughtta' **** 'im!)
Clem

 

Resting on your Laurels is Hardy!
Clem

 

I just wish I had a job like that...

 

Lucky Cahn.

Did you do it for days on end, in the heat (from the engine and sun), get
sunburnt, dehydrated, cuts, stray wire in the chain etc kicking cattle. Or
the cold of winter, rain, boggy tracks, clogged air filters, motors, chains,
kicking cattle dodgy electrics......

Though the CR500 was great fun, there was rarely a chance to stretch its
legs unless you wanted to scare the stock. It didn't like the slow pace and
had to be "retired".

Hammo

When it comes up again, I'll pass it your way!

 

Knobdoodle wrote:

Ok, you got me there (though I'd rather be mustering Zebras than doing
my current job!)

Ash

 

Bastard! Anyway, I'm too fat to be a postie (damn that 90kg weight
limit, maybe I could just carry the light mail)

Ash

 

Hamish Alker-Jones wrote:

Well, it were only a small farm, see, so I dont know about days on end,
but I do remember doing it quite a bit, with both sheep and cattle (just
when you think sheep are the dumbest animals on earth, you do a days
cattle work...) As far as the cold of winter goes, the only problem I
had there was not being able to feel my feet when I arrived. There
wasnt much in the way of heat from the motor, it was a water cooled Suzi
TS250X and geared down to buggery, though it did run hot at times. Now
the heat from the motor on the old grey Fergy on the other hand...

You're on, I'll even come collect the bugger (I've driven further for
worse) I've been lusting after a CR500 for many years now.

Ash

 

"lemmiwinks" wrote

Try getting people to follow you without thinking. Only two people
have managed to get people to follow them home. Jesus Christ and
Hitler. It turned out badly for both.

Theo

 

In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 01 Dec 2003 23:52:20 GMT

Ahh, but you see they weren't using the right technique.

bet if say a 30yo Mae West turned up topless and said "follow me home
boys", that she'd get more than two people....

Zebee

 

"Zebee Johnstone" wrote

The twelfth follower of Christ was Judas. Stick to eleven followers.

Theo

 

The Pied Piper?

 

"Conehead" wrote

Rats!

That didn't turn out well either.

Theo

 

I work with a bloke that's 120kg---he couldn't get a job with AP if he
applied now,though.


Postman Pat

 

Dubya followed Saddam home. But he wasn't there! Ha ha ha!

Gary