Tyres from the US

I've worn a pocket sulu - can I be in your gang?


BTH

 

Stewart / scammell

 

Shhhh.. don't tell everyone, Cam. They'll spoil it for those already in
the know *nod* *wink*.

Nev..

 

Won't they wear unevenly if you buy them from the northern hemisphere?
The coreolis effect would mean you'd have to put tyres on backwards.

cheers,

 

Bitser. Mostly Irish.


BTH

 

I used to have a dirty habit - does that count?

N/

 

You were a nun?


Cheers

 

He probably just dressed up as one!


G-S

 

Wouldn't that be a bad habit ?



Cheers

 

Only on Sundays

 

Maybe it's easier to get US dollars into the Nigerian bank...............

Evil Moike

 

"David Robley" wrote in message

Wouldn't that be a bad habit ?



Cheers
--
David Robley

only if he is a friar

bjt (sorry about Windoze Live non quoting )

 

I'll draw the picture:

My ex's 30th. Me at 110KG, nun's habit, goatee, whore-red lipstick,
fishnets and high heels.

Go on - give us a kiss

N/

 

"Bill_h" wrote

Might sound amazing but, back in the early eighties when we first
started getting colour monitors for computers (I'm not counting people
who used their TV set) our company made an amazing monitor which
supposedly outperformed anything else on the market. It cost a
fortune.

Back then there was no automatic colour alignment and to get the
colours correct you had to fiddle with some magnetic ring adjustments
on the gun end of the CRT, one for each colour, preferably without
touching the HT. And, of course, every techo worth his beans had a
degaussing wand in his bag. Mine's still on a shelf in the shed.

Unfortunately this monitor was impossible to colour align and, after
many calls and emails (yes, I know it was before the internet but we
could electronically mail people in the factory in 1983), we sent some
of these monitors back to the US. They worked fine! They thought we
were crazy. Turned out they only worked well in the Northern
hemisphere. There was no way to make them work down under.

Theo

 

Caught out! You can't buy tyres from the US. They only have things
called tires.

 

Ah, but, luckily the Triumph ECU hasn't got a spell checker!

regards,
CrazyCam

 

My Triumph has,

its called a reserve tank and when it gets on reserve,
that tells me that I need to spell my bike and me for a short break

 

The wee orange light?

On my Triumph that's the wheelie warning light! ;-)

regards,
CrazyCam

 

I have a wheelie bin, but its not a Triumph

 

Orange light ??
damn, my bike must be old, my low fuel system is an audio signal
the motor cuts out because of no fuel