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Motorcycle Forum / General / Sportbikes / December 2005New motorcycle!!
Well my parents bought me a R1 for christmas!! Its blue...=) -- Stephan And if it was not a miniature in 1:12 in scale, I could actually ride it!!! Looks really nice on my desk though =) now, lets see who actually scrolls down this far and reads this last little bit of crucial information. > Well my parents bought me a R1 for christmas!! > > Its blue...=) You're parents rock. > And if it was not a miniature in 1:12 in scale, I could actually ride > it!!! Looks really nice on my desk though =) now, lets see who > actually scrolls down this far and reads this last little bit of > crucial information. Oh, OK. Got me all excited there.... - Kurt > Well my parents bought me a R1 for christmas!! > > Its blue...=) > > -- > Stephan And then....... you woke up!!! Jim Stinnett YZF R1 VTR1000 R1100RS http://moto-rama.com > And if it was not a miniature in 1:12 in scale, I could actually ride > it!!! Looks really nice on my desk though =) now, lets see who > actually scrolls down this far and reads this last little bit of > crucial information. >Well my parents bought me a R1 for christmas!! > >Its blue...=) Tell your Dad the adoption papers are in the mail. :-) Regards Mike > And if it was not a miniature in 1:12 in scale... I do not allow trolling in this newsgrope! Seize form this practice immediately! Hope this helps! Comments? piddie > And if it was not a miniature in 1:12 in scale, I could actually ride > it!!! Looks really nice on my desk though =) now, lets see who > actually scrolls down this far and reads this last little bit of > crucial information. Well, at least you won't be whining about how you crashed your new motorbike for a few more weeks, anyway. Ever notice how reality always seems to jump up and bite you in the a.s, just when you thought you were hot stuff? >> And if it was not a miniature in 1:12 in scale, I could actually ride >> it!!! Looks really nice on my desk though =) now, lets see who [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >Ever notice how reality always seems to jump up and bite you in the >a.s, just when you thought you were hot stuff? And when exactly did I crash due to me thinking I was "hot stuff"? I recall my accident in the beginning due to poor road conditions followed by me making a beginners mistake (target fixating said poor road conditions). I learnt from that mistake. I recall one incident where my near-bald rear tire hydroplaned when I was surprised by severe rain, and dropped the bike in my attempt to do a u-turn to return safely home resulting in not much more beyond a cracked headlight and broken mirror. I again learnt from that mistake. So as you can see, I have no problems acknowledging and admitting mistakes I have made in the past. I never crashed my bosses Katana... I never crashed the ZX-6R I rented here in Germany. I never crashed due to excessive speed. I never crashed due to stunting or anything related. So please, explain this "hot stuff" thing to me... |
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