no

-----sharks

 

One day Smee R1100s got dressed and committed to text

A new thread in the latest "white space" style.
Could catch on, no one seems to be outraged

 

Didn't your mum tell you that it's rude to point?

Gary

--

"As the Bush White House desperately maneuvers in Iraq to prevent the
new government from being run according to the dictates of religious
fundamentalists, it desperately maneuvers here to pander to religious
fundamentalists who want to dictate how the government should be run."

Maureen Dowd, the New York Times

 

http://members.dodo.com.au/radburn/moala/moala.htm

 

Take a lesson of Clem and use a cold stubbie to sooth the head!

 

So im not the only idiot to get stung on the face while riding with a full
face helmet!

Is it vinigar or ice for bee stings?

 

Clem suffers more from heat exhaustion but any beer should work for either!
It helped my wasp sting in Tassie.

 

Lovely spot, Echuca. I spent a couple of happy hours there on my way
home from the Wintersun. And my late Aunty Hazel, who lived in the
Murray Valley her entire life (almost 90 years) and knew almost
everything, spoke highly of it.

Quite an advance on Griffith, IAC. Thanks, Nathan!

Gary

--

"As the Bush White House desperately maneuvers in Iraq to prevent the
new government from being run according to the dictates of religious
fundamentalists, it desperately maneuvers here to pander to religious
fundamentalists who want to dictate how the government should be run."

Maureen Dowd, the New York Times

 

Time to change your handle to "Irritable-Biker" I think!
You don't look all that _mad_, as such ...

-----sharks (PS: Moama)

 

Dont tell me im looking my madness???

 

Im tempted to stick a small bottle of vinigar in my first aid kit or anybody
know something better for stings (besides intoxicating liquors) ?

Id hate to live in bee country and ride..

 

No idea? No eye, deer? Not I, dear?

---
Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s (gone on to better and brighter things - I hope)
'87 BMW K100RT
'81 Yamaha Virago (XV) 750H (work in progress)

www.dmcsc.org.au
http://eladesom.com.au/ulysses/
# 37181

 

He could always piss on the beesting.
That also works for stingers.

 

I've found that a chewed-up panadol or similar plastered on bee-stings
worked when the kids had them. It might have been mind over matter, though.

--
Conehead
"good grief , y do i perserve" corks, again

 

Its the saliva that is working in that case.

Boxer

 

Stingoes is the stuff we use - even comes in one-shot sachets these days,
small enough to fit in the First Aid kit behind the R80 seat <G>
(Back to Lurk mode)

 

that might be the thing to get..

 

Hmm... get the kids to chew a panadol and they won't give a **** about
anything!