Thread: Bloody kids - they're a worry

Originally posted by p38arover+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(p38arover)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-harry
8) ahh, i hate people body hurt pics,
i guess thats where the bone went out
i do not want to see any more.

thats looking clean and like they need a lot of sewing, probably have to use baleing twine for a hole that big.
give the [not so young] son a biff and scould him for riding bikes.
then when he's able to walk
go to the pub and have a few beers with him,
you probably need one or two by now.
how long before they let him out?

What can I say. See http://members.optusnet.com.au/thebecketts...bikes/bikes.htm

Ron[/b][/quote]

You can really blame him for riding bikes now can you ron, not with all that lot. Matt

Maybe its time he bought a Landy. :wink: Matt

Originally posted by Ace
Maybe its time he bought a Landy. :wink: Matt

I offered him my RR as seen at http://members.optusnet.com.au/thebecketts...er/rovermod.htm for half the price I sold it to a fellow LROC member but he persisted with a Toyo Troopie which still doesn't work (and probably never will).

Ron

8) ron, you gotta love those suzuki's,
had a t500 titan way back, started gotting tooo fast,
like i was tonning it [mph] every morning going to work.
slapped tanks one morning in the wet and rode it into elizabeth street next sat. morning and traded it on a honda 250 xl.
that slowed me down a bit.

This is why I have never been one for motor bikes, the other dickheads on the road just don't seem to look out for you as much.

Ron tell your son if he needed another orafice there's cheaper and easier ways to get them.Ouch!!!! 8O

jason

Originally posted by p38arover+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(p38arover)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Ace
Maybe its time he bought a Landy. :wink: Matt

I offered him my RR as seen at http://members.optusnet.com.au/thebecketts...er/rovermod.htm for half the price I sold it to a fellow LROC member but he persisted with a Toyo Troopie which still doesn't work (and probably never will).

Ron[/b][/quote]

He has to learn eventually. I hope, we cant have this toyota business. Matt

at least the poor buggers still with us. Yes, bike riding is dangerous. So is driving. So is pedestrianing (umm, walking). So is.. etc etc.

One life - live it :!:


By the way Ron - I don't see an AULRO link on your Rover pages anywhere.....