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Quote: Originally Posted by Rose I hope I've sort of made sense, do you understand what I mean? Ps. If you are in a country that allows you to have guns, if your pissed off' are you more likely to use an gun? because you are allowed to have one. If you have no legal access to one, would you go to all the trouble of getting one' illegaly? Yes, you've made sense, Rose. I understand what you mean, but I personally don't...

You might be a motorcyclist if you spent this entire thread making the same, silent "o" shape with your lips as you normally would at a sexy girl walking down the street. Disease. All of us. You go and explain this thread to some lawyer that you're dating.

quite different songs but since it's on a jukebox and thus I'm presumably in a bar or diner I'd go with the clash.

fuggit. Plateload:

As for overpaying their unskilled workforce, didn't that practice start way back with Henry Ford when he started paying his workers 5 dollars a day, twice the going rate at the time. He seemed to do OK out of it. Although a Harley isn't a model T.

Quote: Originally Posted by Nickwiz So theressomething to be thankfull for. The re birth of the British Motorcycle industry? That Norton is blardy gorgeous in the flesh. +1 for with out it I would not have my cherished Rocket!

Quote: Originally Posted by Rose I've come to the conclusion that this forum is brilliant and I'm really glad that I'm a member of it. That makes two of us then!

Quote: Originally Posted by Nickwiz Salam Alaikum.... BLASPHEMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I must be weird. I don't like talking when we're driving. I like looking around and seeing what's going on around us. I don't think that there is anything so important, that I would want to talk to someone on the phone when we're driving. Even when I'm a passenger. Cell phones are a convenience, not a necessity. They can wait until we're where at where we're going, or a call back later when I'm not...

Quote: Originally Posted by HiDesert Even if I did, I feel the U.S. crossed the Rubicon on this issue a long time ago, and it would be virtually impossible to remove them from American society anyway. I think that is the bit many of us non-US types miss when discussing this - in the US the ownership of firearms is so ubiquitous and the cultural affection for owning them is so high that I would say any large scale attempt to get people to...