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Postby ozzy72 » Wed Dec 23, 2009 7:50 am

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-p ... 427624.stm
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Re: Always be safe

Postby Fozzer » Wed Dec 23, 2009 8:31 am

..they should have proudly shown her, that were still in possession of their "Helmets".... ;)...!

Paul.... ;D... ;D... ;D...!

NZ weather must be warmer than ours, at the moment!... ::).... ;)... ;D...!
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Re: Always be safe

Postby Sir_Crashalot » Wed Dec 23, 2009 8:45 am

Printing article. Showing to Mr. Boss. Walking around at work butt naked with my safetyhelmet on...

Carlo ;) (public nudity should be mandatory for women between 18 and 45... Carlo hides under rock now)
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Re: Always be safe

Postby Fozzer » Wed Dec 23, 2009 8:58 am

Printing article. Showing to Mr. Boss. Walking around at work butt naked with my safetyhelmet on...

Carlo ;) (public nudity should be mandatory for women between 18 and 45... Carlo hides under rock now)


....will you be making a "Point" of being frozen to the "Tracks", Carlo?...;)...!

Paul....I like your other suggestion!...;)...!
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Re: Always be safe

Postby Sir_Crashalot » Wed Dec 23, 2009 10:26 am

The points were already frozen in the tracks for the past few days Paul. Not a train that could go anywhere. Total chaos. Luckily my Christmas holiday started last weekend so I didn't have to sort the mess. ProRail (owner of all the tracks in Holland) needs to go and take a look at the Canadian or Finnish railroad companies.

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Re: Always be safe

Postby machineman9 » Wed Dec 23, 2009 2:01 pm

There are places, such as San Francisco (and maybe other parts of California) where nudity outside is, apparently, perfectly acceptable. You will only get in trouble, or warned, if someone else complains.

I'd much rather wear clothes... Just some extra protection for if I were to fall off  ;)
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Re: Always be safe

Postby Fozzer » Wed Dec 23, 2009 2:11 pm

There are places, such as San Francisco (and maybe other parts of California) where nudity outside is, apparently, perfectly acceptable. You will only get in trouble, or warned, if someone else complains.

I'd much rather wear clothes... Just some extra protection for if I were to fall off  ;)


...Golden Gate Bridge?.... ::)...!

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I've got my "Long John" Winter Warmers on now....(The ultimate Passion-Killers!)... ;D...!
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Re: Always be safe

Postby TacitBlue » Thu Dec 24, 2009 12:58 am

As an avid rider of a motorized bicycle, I can't imagine riding without cloths. I'll admit, I've taken the chance and ridden without a helmet, but the thought of riding and/or crashing with no cloths scares me.

Without a helmet, so I bang my head.

Without clothing, get all scraped up including the unmentionable areas. :o No thanks.
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Re: Always be safe

Postby Sir_Crashalot » Thu Dec 24, 2009 2:01 am

Banging your head against the tarmac with 50km/h (30miles/hour) is very painful if not deadly... Wear a helmet.

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Re: Always be safe

Postby expat » Thu Dec 24, 2009 5:19 am

..they should have proudly shown her, that were still in possession of their "Helmets".... ;)...!...!



But be careful, road rash on your helmet will make your eyes water a little :-X ;D

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Re: Always be safe

Postby Fozzer » Thu Dec 24, 2009 8:00 am

..they should have proudly shown her, that were still in possession of their "Helmets".... ;)...!...!



But be careful, road rash on your helmet will make your eyes water a little :-X ;D

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....can also problematic on sandy beaches, when "lust" is involved...... :o...!

...apparently?... ::)... ;)...!

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Re: Always be safe

Postby expat » Thu Dec 24, 2009 8:30 am

..they should have proudly shown her, that were still in possession of their "Helmets".... ;)...!...!



But be careful, road rash on your helmet will make your eyes water a little :-X ;D

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....can also problematic on sandy beaches, when "lust" is involved...... :o...!

...apparently?... ::)... ;)...!

Paul... ;D... ;D... ;D...!



I really want to answer that, but I think it would get the thread removed to the admin board ;D :-X

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Re: Always be safe

Postby Fozzer » Thu Dec 24, 2009 8:54 am

..they should have proudly shown her, that were still in possession of their "Helmets".... ;)...!...!



But be careful, road rash on your helmet will make your eyes water a little :-X ;D

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....can also problematic on sandy beaches, when "lust" is involved...... :o...!

...apparently?... ::)... ;)...!

Paul... ;D... ;D... ;D...!



I really want to answer that, but I think it would get the thread removed to the admin board ;D :-X

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Postby expat » Thu Dec 24, 2009 8:59 am

..they should have proudly shown her, that were still in possession of their "Helmets".... ;)...!...!



But be careful, road rash on your helmet will make your eyes water a little :-X ;D

Matt


....can also problematic on sandy beaches, when "lust" is involved...... :o...!

...apparently?... ::)... ;)...!

Paul... ;D... ;D... ;D...!



I really want to answer that, but I think it would get the thread removed to the admin board ;D :-X

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Be a rebel and come to the dark side? I am planning on turkey this Christmas and not an admin induced marmalade enema thank you :o

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Re: Always be safe

Postby TacitBlue » Thu Dec 24, 2009 11:32 am

Banging your head against the tarmac with 50km/h (30miles/hour) is very painful if not deadly... Wear a helmet.

Carlo ;)


I always do now, when I first built the bike I rode it few times before I bought the helmet. ;)
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