Why bikers can feel smug

VTRgirl · Post by **VTRgirl** » Sat Jun 18, 2005 3:35 am

And I betcha loved every minute of it!

d&s · Post by **d&s** » Sat Jun 18, 2005 8:40 am

VTRgirl wrote:And I betcha loved every minute of it!

you must love teasing people.

sparky750 · Post by **sparky750** » Sat Jun 18, 2005 9:26 am

VTRgirl wrote:And I betcha loved every minute of it!

Must admit i did

although the nurse i used to live with worked on the icu ward and said either the bike goes or i go so off she went it was a fire blade and it rode sooooo much better

VTRgirl · Post by **VTRgirl** » Sat Jun 18, 2005 2:45 pm

d&s wrote:you must love teasing people.

You know I do! No email today?

sparky750 wrote:Must admit i did although the nurse i used to live with worked on the icu ward and said either the bike goes or i go so off she went it was a fire blade and it rode sooooo much better

When will they learn??? You'd think it'd be nice for her to have you at work with her

. I've been in theatre for the last couple of years, so have pretty much seen it all. Mixed reaction from staff. Saw a mortician last night as I was warming up the storm to head home. I made some joke about him following me & wasn't that what "his type" thought about "my type". He replied with "I ride too"...

sparky750 · Post by **sparky750** » Sat Jun 18, 2005 6:09 pm

.

When will they learn??? You'd think it'd be nice for her to have you at work with her .

my thoughts exactly

she seemed so shocked when i picked the bike though

women

VTRgirl · Post by **VTRgirl** » Sat Jun 18, 2005 6:31 pm

sparky750 wrote:my thoughts exactly she seemed so shocked when i picked the bike though women

Hey! Don't put us all in the same basket! There are a few of us who wouldn't dream of having a man without a bike!

stu9000 · Post by **stu9000** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 11:16 am

match made in heaven but only if theres a double garage!?

Storm - just out of interest, was it riding a dangerous vehicle that she didnt like, or stripping it down in the living room while east enders was on?

As for me, my wifes given up pillion now we have a little 'en but she's quite happy for me to ride. Cheers luva (not you storm)

S

sparky750 · Post by **sparky750** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 6:06 pm

stu9000 wrote:match made in heaven but only if theres a double garage!?

Storm - just out of interest, was it riding a dangerous vehicle that she didnt like, or stripping it down in the living room while east enders was on?

As for me, my wifes given up pillion now we have a little 'en but she's quite happy for me to ride. Cheers luva (not you storm)

S

think you meant sparky there. Yeah it was me riding it she didnt like there where 8 beds on her ward and 6 of them had bikers in so i could see her point but i've always had bikes she knew that when she met me so why try to change me some women

yellafella · Post by **yellafella** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 9:13 pm

Yup ! Meet ya. Say they luv ya just the way you are and the next thing theytre tryin to tell you when ya can go out, where ya can go and who ya can go with ! ( amongst everythin else that goes on ! )

Alienist · Post by **Alienist** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 10:15 pm

My girlie is a nurse and she has no probs with me riding. In fact I can't get her off the back and she often just picks up her helmet and waits for me to notice it's time to go riding

The only time she looks at me in horror is when i think of selling the VTR and getting the Triumph I've always wanted, a Speed Triple.

Then, my best mate is paramedic and he looks at my bike in horror, no matter what gear I'm wearing. Townsville has a supposedly high bike accident rate and not normally the riders fault.

Sparky750, I can understand the bike coming first. Toys are forever.

sparky750 · Post by **sparky750** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 10:33 pm

thats the one women come and go but your toys stick around

Alienist · Post by **Alienist** » Mon Jun 20, 2005 10:49 pm

Like an old mate of mine says,

When it comes time to die, the man with the most toys wins.

End of last year his three bay shed was stuffed with a Falcon XY and a Holden one tonne ute being restored, a GSXR1100 being fitted for drag racing, a Hayabusa drag bike and a getting very lonely KTM 620 supercomp, plus bins of misc car and bike parts. He drag races for a living at the moment, a very cool life. Oh yeah and he's single, no place in the shed for a girlie.

Any one interested in bike drag racing in Australia, his web site is http://www.australiandragbike.com.au

He's just started it up so it is a work in progress.

VTRgirl · Post by **VTRgirl** » Tue Jun 21, 2005 3:13 am

packa whingers...

you pick your toys, fellas, and you pick your girls... sounds like some've just gotta be a bit more picky with the chickies!

d&s · Post by **d&s** » Tue Jun 21, 2005 6:37 am

VTRgirl wrote:packa whingers... you pick your toys, fellas, and you pick your girls... sounds like some've just gotta be a bit more picky with the chickies!

Hya, chicky babe, going my way. I'll even let ya win once in a while.
How about it. You can be my toy anyday with a chicky opinion like that.
Come on, your a nurse, Im a sailor. A match made in the movies I'd say.
I'll even meet you half way on that long and dusty road...................

Alienist · Post by **Alienist** » Tue Jun 21, 2005 9:10 am

I'm liking your attitude VTRgirl

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