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Here's a thing for you
#1
  How come im out on my bike in the cold and total strangers come up to me and say "oh I bet you're cold" and then in the summer total strangers come up to me and say "oh I bet your hot" on both accounts NO and foc off. So how come they never say "oh I bet you are having a fantastic time out on your bike aren't you"
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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#2
And the winner is.....fazersharp, for the most random and pointless post of the week (so far) Big Grin
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#3
Surely you've got that wrong dazza, I thought it was the most sensible and factual post of the week (so far)  :thumbup 
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#4
Someone asked me the other day if my bike "was as fun as it looked"

Took it as compliment, although having an obvious answer Tongue
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#5
I got this the other day too. "Ooooo, I bet it's getting cold on that for you". "No, it's called layers".
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#6
The best one was when I went into the doctors in my leathers to pick something up for the wife. One of the nurses saw me and said "oh look, an organ donor"
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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#7
:eek :rollin
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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#8
What was your reaction?!
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#9
I was gobsmacked! I just thought "cheeky cow", but couldn't say anything as she walked off somewhere straight away never to be seen again.
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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#10
Sounds like she wanted a bit of cock
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#11
(07-01-14, 09:36 AM)bigbluebear link Wrote: Sounds like she wanted a bit of cock
There's an organ donation joke in there somewhere...
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#12
She needed a lot of cock, she was a BIG girl !!!!! :o
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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(07-01-14, 09:32 AM)stevierst link Wrote: I was gobsmacked! I just thought "cheeky cow", but couldn't say anything as she walked off somewhere straight away never to be seen again.


Should've used: no, don't go, stay and hear what I think of you, ya fat bitch...
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#14
Hate to be the one to break it to you but a and e staff have been calling us organ doners for years.
a bird in the hand poops on the wrist
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#15
(07-01-14, 09:36 AM)bigbluebear link Wrote: Sounds like she wanted a bit of cock


Is that an organ?
Not quite sure what to do with my early mid-life crisis. Ideas on a post card to P.O.BOX 150...
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#16
I have no idea why people say shite like "you must be cold/hot...". I mean, I didn't just arrive from outer space, its the same focking temperature for me as it is for you! I guess its unnecessary small talk for strangers.


As a wee footnote, I am an organ donor because a Surgeon told me (the day after assisting in a 13 hour emergency surgery) that for me not to be is a waste of perfectly good organs (apart from the one they just cut out and put in the bin  :'( ).
Not quite sure what to do with my early mid-life crisis. Ideas on a post card to P.O.BOX 150...
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#17
IMO *everyone* who is not excluded for medial reasons should sign the Organ Donor Register.

(However, just for clarity, I'll point out that I do NOT support a compulsory opt-in system. It's my gift, not something which the State can or should be able to require of me!)
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#18
I think it should be automatic, they're no good to you once your gone!
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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(09-01-14, 05:05 PM)stevierst link Wrote: I think it should be automatic, they're no good to you once your gone!

some people dont get to donate them like they would want anyway. my old man died of cancer, having cancer (wether you die of it, or it goes into remission) automatically excludes you from donating any organs (even if its not in the relevant organ. i.e. if you have bowel cancer you cant even donate your eyes).

Its fair enough in a way, but still sad for people who wanted to give that gift to someone.

Dont agree it should be mandatory though - and I think some religions are anti-donation?
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#20
Ok, so if it's medical or religious then fair enough. But I do think you should have to 'opt out' with a reasonable excuse rather than expressing your interest onto the register by carrying a card. That in itself would save even more lives, and I'm all for saving lives.
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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