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If I,d wanted to be safe I,d have bought a car!
I buy motorbikes to drive in a irresponsible manner!!! and I,ll live and die by it!!!
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If I,d wanted to be safe I,d have bought a car!
I buy motorbikes to drive in a irresponsible manner!!! and I,ll live and die by it!!!
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I would imagine from that moronic statement that you also have a long criminal record - Are you really old enough to own a bar? Grow up!
I feel sorry for your potential innocent victim(s)!
If thats all you can bring into the debate I suggest you go elsewhere.
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I buy motorbikes to drive in a irresponsible manner!!! and I,ll live and die by it!!!
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Stupid... stupid boy.
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No, thanks.
Your not a police inspector from Wales by the name of Brun***** by any chance.
Dont think watching a video of someone losing their life is very clever.
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If I,d wanted to be safe I,d have bought a car!
I buy motorbikes to drive in a irresponsible manner!!! and I,ll live and die by it!!!
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Err.. yeah, OK, just stay the hell out of my way!
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Jeez
What a bunch of old wimmen,this lets us see what happened to the Great in Great Britain.
Well tuck your blouses into your big panties and carry on ladies!!!
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What a bunch of old wimmen,this lets us see what happened to the Great in Great Britain.
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Nothing to do with being old wimmin mate, but as you get older you do get slightly wiser, assuming you live that long, (though I do sometimes wonder WTF I'm doing and should know better).
I have thrashed my bikes with the best of them and had rides on the public roads that would have got me locked up, (in the UK), had I been caught.
I know of certain corners on the German A3 autobahn that can be taken at 160 mph so long as you keep a modicum of throttle on and don't bottle it.
BUT, I have never had your stated attitude, what was it...
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That just suggests you are pre-pubecent ... and a bar owner . So where is this bar?
Time to go to the HU Bar with this B4 we all get banned.
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I have this niggling suspicion that Albert ,might just be talking a teensy weensy bit tongue in cheek.
[ Anybody who calls his pub the Turtle's Head ,has to have a bent sense of humour - thankfully there are a few nutters still left in this world ].
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Oh, c'mon now. As per usual, Albert is just trying to drum (troll) - up a bit of business.
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Seriously
Come on now boys I,d never post a deliberatly incendiary just to get the old ladies panties in a bunch,I,m just not that kind of guy!
Albert theturtleshead,still enjoying being juvenile at 42
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Been away for a week so just thought I'd add to this.
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No one has a problem here. We probably all think the same way. It's part of the appeal of bikes.
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Now this is where there is a problem. You're more or less saying that you'll ride however you want, where you want and don't care who you take with you when you chuck it down the road. Just because you have a daft attitude doesn't mean everyone else rides like an old lady on a scooter. I won't give speeds and locations away but my ride to work, never mind the Sunday blast across the moors, would give the likes of Brunstrom many sleepness nights. Modern sportsbikes are absolute missiles when used in anger (and it's great fun in the right place) but to deliberately endanger the public by taking your attitude is unacceptable.
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Is this really the name of his bar?
BTW, what do you ride?
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If you allways assume everyone else on the road are idiots you'll never be disappointed, I learnt this the hard way L1 vetibrae in 5 pieces. havent let it put me off though, picked up my new bike last night, xtz750.
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Hell I ride bad with out even trying. But I still try not to crash.
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Hahaha, can't help but laugh at how seriously Kentfallen and craig76 take themselves. Seriously guys, lighten up. It's obvious that albert crutcher was just taking the piss and you guys have fallen for it hook, line and sinker.
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Seriously guys, lighten up. It's obvious that albert crutcher was just taking the piss and you guys have fallen for it hook, line and sinker.
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Then this thread should be in the HU Bar .. and not here .. Reported and suggested move of thread.
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