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[MrEd]

Originally Posted by czechplastik

You would both have your eyes opened in Belfast, drinking etiquette is somewhat different!

i remember the first time i went to belfast, i got off the plane about 9 in the pub by ten thought i have an hour to catch up so got my drinks 2 at a time, my mates thought i was mental but let me get well on my way to being leathered before telling me normal hours in belfast included a 2am closing time. (this was before the 24hr drinking laws) suffice to say i didnt make it to 2am even with slowing down, was well good i loved belfast!

[raineeslover]

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[Charles_Harding]

Originally Posted by allan40alt

WD40. That made me think of my grandfather who tried to perfect a fizzy drink. Called it 1-up. Didn't work so he tried again and got 2-up, but still no takers. Tried again, 3-up. Still not right. He sold the formulae for £25 when he still had no luck at 6-up.

I once had a motorbike that would 'ton-up'!

After riding it at that speed you would need a drink!

"Why do we press harder on a remote control when the batteries are flat?"

Charles H.

[MrEd]

Originally Posted by Charles_Harding

I once had a motorbike that would 'ton-up'!

After riding it at that speed you would need a drink!

"Why do we press harder on a remote control when the batteries are flat?"

Charles H.

quite possible the sacriest thing that happened to me was on a bandit, it got into a tank slapper at about 95 lol scared the **** out of me, the choices were slow down (gets worse n u fall off) or speed up more n hope it goes away (could get worse n u fall off) i sped up n rode thru it but i was shaking like a g-hoes ass when i stopped.

my bro said its something to do with harmonics n natural frequency?? i dunno lol but didnt do it again lol