NSW GreenSlips news.

You still wearing that Paisley shirt and the floral head band??

 

ulysses..don't you have to be..like...really old and smelly to join
them?

 

Only if you stole it from the Salvo's bin

 

They invited me to join 27 years ago. I wasn't old and
smelly,....then.

I declined. Why would I want to join a bunch of reprobates who met for
drinks in a Sydney pub and only had a dozen members, when I was due to
head back to Perth before their next meeting?

Theo - Still not a member.

 

I joined when I was able to become a junior member but the bastards in
Hobart wanted to do rides at 9am on a Sunday morning! **** off. I've
only just got home by then.

Totally uncivilised.

 

That still sounds like daylight to me ...

 

Ah, what you need is the Vampires Bike Club! ;-)

regards,
CrazyCam

 

Afternoon would be too late - the group would have had creative
differences and split up to pursue solo careers by then.


BTH

 

Yeah, but that would be for the "unplugged" gig, so they'd have to ride
unicycles.


BTH

 

What scares me is the above is so true ...

 

Welcome to hell. Here's your accordian.


BTH

 

Thanks. It'll go well with my banjo.

 

Don't leave it in the car by itself...

someone will break into your car...

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and leave another Banjo!



G-S

 

well, you wont be able to blame me for that one,
My surname is Frost
Not Formby

 

Agreed except that non-pillion no-one on the bike (just third parties)
while pillion-bikes cover a person on the bike. I know there's an
element of "victim pays" but that's why pillion is many-times more than
twice non-pillion.

 

Wasn't that Ukelele and not Banjo?

 

Mmmm... What's the definition of perfect pitch?
Throwing an accordian down the toilet without hitting the sides of the
bowl.

 

You mean this ??

 

George Formby played both the ukelele and the banjo
but, unusually, the banjo he played,
even though it looked every bit like a banjo and sounded like a banjo,
some people called it a Banjolele.
Some people still call the banjo a ukelele
while others call a ukele a banjo.

 

Tell you what though, his old house is still very impressive!