Ducati Sporting Club UK > General > Idle Chat > What's the MT going to do about it???

[Ian]

[BDG]

Originally posted by Jools
What do you expect for 38 and a half pence a week... SUN !!!

Put it upto 40p a week then please, anyone to second the motion please

[Ray]

The rain is just the tip of the iceberg............hope they aren't gonna sit on their laurels when the weather is sorted. Theres world poverty, conflict and starvation to sort out as well.

MT sort it now, or better still, yesterday!

NURSE..................

Ray.

[domski]

Originally posted by Ray
world poverty, conflict and starvation to sort out as well

...but the weather is definately more important!

[skidlids]

That and the price of fuel, if the MT could get fuel tax abolished especially on unleaded and super unleaded, then all club members would benifit and they would be able to take part in longer rideouts.

This MT have a lot to answer for.

If it's raining on Saturday blood will be spilt

Originally posted by andyb
Ive got sun burn on my face today it was that hot!

That wasn't the sun that was Skid's partical accelerators.

If I were you I'd check all my extremities tomorrow to make sure they're still there - radiation can be very unpleasant

[Redruth]

You've all gone mad

Rally, you started this! I'll U2U my address. Please post me a sample of the drugs you are taking

Skids, if you weren't dangerous you'd be funny XXXXX

[skidlids]

Originally posted by Redruth
Skids, if you weren't dangerous you'd be funny XXXXX

As Everton has pointed out, its the radiation and I've spent over half my life working on a Nuclear Licenced site.
And people worry about what mobile phones might do to their brain.
Certainly beats the drugs as they pay me for it

[psychlist]

Airy fairy, hoity toity, namby pamby, achy flakey........you should think yourself lucky you've got modern roads to ride on why I remember back in the seventies when we had to push our bikes through six feet of snow to get to the main roads and then pee on the carburretors to de-ice them before we could even START them up and even then we had to wait for a passing steam engine to throw some ashes on the ice so we could get some grip from our rivetted wooden tyres even though we'd spent all summer with a hacksaw cutting some decent tread in them so we'd have a chance of not getting stuck in the tram rails on Southen seafront with all the girls from school watching!
You lot today just don't know you're born!