Whealie (Wing Commander, @ Airborne Division)
Two XRV750-M ('91) RD04s on J ('92) plates.
Laser Pro Duro, crash bars, bark busters, heated grips, GPS, topbox, Alu Boxes, Scotoiler, Starcom, ciggie lighters and XRV stickers.
Well.....you are on Peckham borders there Whealie.............He looks like bloody Del Boy.![]()
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1992 TA600 Silver/White Italian immigrant, Givi Bars, Rails. Panniers, SW Motech centre stand .. TKC80's........
It's not a mid-life crisis....I dunno what it is......
I was reminded of the young Master Wheal this afternoon as I cycled along the Southbank. A couple of newlyweds were standing in front of the London Eye waiting to have their photograph taken. The bride was wearing a strapless dress and was shivering in the cold, while her feckless new hubby stood by with his hands in his pockets and jacket firmly on his back
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Surely his only option in this situation was to wrap his jacket around the shoulders of his new lady wife, thus attending to the needs of the woman whom he presumably only minutes beforehand had promised to love, honour and protect, while also securing a much more interesting photograph than the saccharine laden posed nonsense which will no doubt grace their mantlepiece . I fear this does not bode well – one person’s dream, another’s nightmare.
This provided an ideal illustration of the reason for me being on the Southbank in the first place – a workshop examining the ways we relate to each other and invite others to relate to us. This started with a sheet of paper covered in a series of cartoon images being circulated. Each cartoon portrayed a different pair taking up a position in relation to one another. We were invited to get into pairs, pick one and adopt that position. This resulted in me being down on all fours with two therapists sitting on my back, and each of us reflecting on how the position made us feel.
One has to love a profession in which you pay your own money to give up a Saturday to do such things and still manage to come away thinking it was really quite useful. I know, dear moderators, that this has little to do with the original thread, unless Master Wheal would like a copy of the aforementioned sheet, but it made me smile in considering our respective preferences for more or less active engagement.
The Major - Suzuki GN250. My first and great love. A perfect old gentleman.
Miss O'Hara - BMW F650. She has potential.
Oh dear Ros, now look what you've done
(and he is a moderator)
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DELILAH
2010 F800 GS
you must be saving at least this much every month in loo roll,kitchen roll and washing powder for his socks and boxers now he has a doris. especially if she's from up near creek road, we used to love the deptford girlies when I was all hormonal
Surely you mean ROONEY?
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Whealie (Wing Commander, @ Airborne Division)
Two XRV750-M ('91) RD04s on J ('92) plates.
Laser Pro Duro, crash bars, bark busters, heated grips, GPS, topbox, Alu Boxes, Scotoiler, Starcom, ciggie lighters and XRV stickers.
Blogged it for the AOL Daily Finance site after extensive research (and taking the last £260 out of my son's building society account).
Whealie (Wing Commander, @ Airborne Division)
Two XRV750-M ('91) RD04s on J ('92) plates.
Laser Pro Duro, crash bars, bark busters, heated grips, GPS, topbox, Alu Boxes, Scotoiler, Starcom, ciggie lighters and XRV stickers.
3 Africa Twins/280,000 miles. If it's happened to one of mine, it's gonna happen to one of yours.....eventually.
1 Varadero/17,000 miles ridden (of 40,000 miles on the bike), it's all still new to me!
Nicely written. Found a typo Chris...
"The £35 a minute penalty rate Vodafone charged my son appears greedy too."
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XL650VY - TKC80's, Mivv Suono "silencer", Arrow Headers, PAIR system removed, 125 mains, Renthal 677 bars, MRA Vario Screen, Scottoiler, Honda Main Stand, Daytona Heated Grips, Sparkbright Charge Monitor
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