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[TP]

Originally posted by domski
THIS is a short report....

...and more exciting too :P

Haven't you got a truck to drive or something?

[Scooter916]

Tony , You were flying mate, Quite literally. When you came past i thought i was beeing a pussy as there must have been loads of more grip about, i rolled on a bit more then quickly shut off when i saw you doing the trapeeze on a pair of handlebars.
Hope your recovery goes well and quickly shame you wont be at cadders as im sure you would have been up there.
Glyn

[domski]

Originally posted by TP
Haven't you got a truck to drive or something?

I didn't catch that, did you mention the cricket?

Not sure Anyone??

[fil2]

lol...............your report did make me laugh.........but as i came past and you were laying there not mooving ..i must say it was a very anxious time m8.......

glad all is well and not as bad as it could of been............................

what do you mean not a good look laying there in your 1 piece....being hung like a shrew would mean you look like a female gymnast.???

[paynep]

Glad to hear that you are fairly ok, TP.

Your reflexes are obviously better than mine - whenever the back has come around on me I have ended up lowsiding into the scenery backwards......

Look forward to seeing you around soon.

130 for 5............eek!

[Red-leader]

Get well soon Tony, If as you say your crutch hurts under your shoulder I should get yourself back to hospital sharpish !
I reckon youve broken more than your ankle.
Happy mending
Kev

[TP]

Originally posted by Red-leader
Get well soon Tony, If as you say your crutch hurts under your shoulder I should get yourself back to hospital sharpish !
I reckon youve broken more than your ankle.
Happy mending
Kev

The crutches aren't the under shoulder type unfortunately - they're the ones that have the grips around your forearms. The problem is that my shoulder was already dodgy and the crutches put pressure on the front of my shoulder. I reckon I'd be fine with the under shoulder ones.

[webbyc]

Tony glad to hear that you're okish and get well soon mate. Saw the bike in the paddock and it didn't look too bad. I can only agree with you that highsides hurt and are to be avoided. It's amazing that you can remember yours in such detail cos I certainly can't remember much about mine!

[BDG]

Sorry to hear about that mate, get well soon

[TP]

Originally posted by webbyc
Tony glad to hear that you're okish and get well soon mate. Saw the bike in the paddock and it didn't look too bad. I can only agree with you that highsides hurt and are to be avoided. It's amazing that you can remember yours in such detail cos I certainly can't remember much about mine!

It's all in my head in slow motion mate - I was just trying to save it ... oh well.