Sorry, I didn't realise...

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Rudy Lacchin, Oct 11, 2007.

  1. Rudy Lacchin

    Rudy Lacchin Guest

    So I arrive at the busy car park at Gloucester Shire Hall, step off a Suzuki
    750 and walk four paces to the attendant's hut. I'm in full armour, Kevlar
    knuckles, etc. I lift the flip-up front of my helmet and say, "I have a
    meeting with Occupational Health at 3pm."

    "Certainly sir, you know where they are?"

    "Yes. Would you like me to take up a whole parking space or shall I park
    somewhere out of the way?"

    "How do you mean?"

    "Well last time I was here I noticed that there were some bikes parked on
    the paved area between the two buildings."

    "Oh I see - sorry, I didn't realise you were on a motorbike."

    And before anyone asks, I did check with Reception whether he was partially
    sighted. Their response was, "If by 'partially sighted' you mean 'total
    pain in the arse', then yes, he's partially sighted".

    Just thought I'd share a precious moment...
     
    Rudy Lacchin, Oct 11, 2007
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    Dr Zoidberg Guest

    Heh!

    I get the same thing when I go to fill up and get asked by the cashier which
    pump I'm at from a line with four cars and one bike.
    "I'm wearing a crash helmet. I'm not likely to be driving a mondeo"
     
    Dr Zoidberg, Oct 12, 2007
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    muddy cat Guest

    I've had a few too. Standing in the queue at the pharmacy a smallish
    chinese chap asks why are you wearing 'that' pointing to the helmet
    under my arm. I told him it was for flying my UFO.

    In the check out at safeway the clerk asks did I need help getting my
    purchases to my 'car'. I said I didn't have a car and she said, 'did you
    walk then?' Yes, the helmet was in the trolly and I'm wearing my mesh
    jacket.
     
    muddy cat, Oct 13, 2007
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