Sticky Tyres for my Spada??

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by Chris, Jul 15, 2004.

  1. Chris

    James Guest


    Aussie Rules seems to be for guys who would rather not bend over
    as in rugby and sniff arses. Good point. There are many rugby players
    who end up with crook backs too, due to the scrum work they are involved in.

    In summing up then, Aussie Rules is for masculine Australian hetero' guys
    and
    rugby is for faggots who love to sniff arses huh. What/who is soccer for
    in Australia? (girls) I think it's the same in NZ. grinn
    James
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #41
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  2. Chris

    James Guest


    Only in Australia.
    James
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
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  3. Works in the medical profession? Cleaner? Sales rep? Receptionist? Right
    to lifer? PCA?

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Jul 22, 2004
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  4. Chris

    James Guest


    None of the above.
    James
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #44
  5. Chris

    conehead Guest

    Sperm donor?
     
    conehead, Jul 22, 2004
    #45
  6. Chris

    James Guest


    Are you really? It's a wonder you have enough left.
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #46
  7. So you going to tell, or are you making it up as you go along?

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Jul 22, 2004
    #47
  8. Chris

    James Guest


    Perhaps and no.
    James
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #48
  9. Chris

    SmeeR1100s Guest

    Geez James
    the weakest insult is when you just throw the same one back.
    In order to make it fun make up a clever witty reply not some lame repast.
     
    SmeeR1100s, Jul 22, 2004
    #49
  10. **** off then.

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Jul 22, 2004
    #50
  11. Chris

    John Littler Guest

    That'd be why they got so many people to the last rugby test in
    Melbourne hey ?

    JL
    (that's rugby, not league)
    --
    http://www.johnhowardlies.com/
    The lie:
    "We won't just automatically click our heels and follow the Americans."
    John Howard, September 2002
    The facts:
    But one year earlier John Howard offered George Bush a blank cheque just
    two days after September 11, 2001 when he said: "I've indicated
    Australia will provide all support that might be requested of us by the
    United States in relation to any action that might be taken."
     
    John Littler, Jul 22, 2004
    #51
  12. Chris

    James Guest



    But.....Smee,
    It wasn't an insult, it was a fact.
    Truth sometimes is insulting to some.
    I'll try to be more "witty" in future without being
    insulting, but you sheepshaggers will need to read my posts
    very carefully to get the full meaning so your replies are in context.

    James. *smile* (or should that be *smirk*)
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #52
  13. Chris

    James Guest


    You lack tenacity Hamish, and seem to be overly infatuated with sex.
    Probably normal behaviour for a sheep, roo, and camel shagger.
    Yawn......perhaps you should take your own advice. (**** off)
    James
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #53
  14. Chris

    James Guest

    OOPS !!!
    Was my post above suggesting that Hammo is a sheep, roo, and camel
    shagger? No it wasn't. I was just saying that his lack of tenacity and
    infatuation
    with sex was what you might expect of a sheep, roo, and camel shagger.

    Hammo old chap, if you are not one of those, you can show your true depth
    of character by apologising for making remarks giving me that impression,
    and assuring me, and others reading this post, that you are in fact NOT one
    of the aforementioned sheep, roo, and camel shaggers who infest this ng.
    and are probably reading this right now. *smile*
    James
     
    James, Jul 22, 2004
    #54
  15. Oh dear. I had given you the benefit of the doubt and thought despite you
    actively trying to ruffle feathers, you may have something to contribute,
    either motorbicycling or humour. Sadly, you lack both. Keep hanging in
    there trying to create a mysterious persona.

    I realise that no-one in your country has managed to create nz.moto and
    despite your laboured claims of being an aussie, you dream of coming back to
    be part of this country in any way you can.

    As easy as it would be to utilise the base slur against you, it is becoming
    evident that you do not possess the full compliment of what makes a human.
    As penned by paulh, it is clear that you only capable of operating in social
    groups of one or less.

    Have a fulfilling, interesting life.

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Jul 23, 2004
    #55
  16. Chris

    James Guest


    LMAO
    Now that was much more polite Hammo, senseless but with dignity.

    Ruffling feathers huh? Firstly I was called a sheepshagger, then it was
    suggested I might try camels or kangaroos, now you think I'm ruffling
    feathers. (of cockatoos no doubt.) So my Suzuki 1200 will have me, my
    dear wife, a camel, kangaroo, a sheep, and now a cockatoo aboard,
    on our holiday through Australia. Would look like a bloody circus on
    a motorcycle.

    I've said I was born in Brisbane so could have Aussie citizenship if I
    wanted it. In fact I probably already have citizenship but have not
    followed it up. No need, but dual citizenship might be handy. At times
    when the kiwi rugby and netball teams beat yours I could be a kiwi, then
    if your teams ever get lucky again, (doubtful) I could revert to that other
    side. haw haw.....

    When we come to Aussie we'll meet up with you all, and show you just
    how well we can socialise and drink that 'orrible aussie piss you all
    think is beer. Might just bring some real kiwi booze with us for you
    and your mates to try out. Arm wrestling is my sport. You reckon you'd
    be up to that? Start practising huh.
    James.
     
    James, Jul 23, 2004
    #56

  17. I look forward to it.

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Jul 23, 2004
    #57
  18. Chris

    conehead Guest

    I'll take your word for it that it was the last, JL. It's fine with me.

    As for the size of the crowd, the test was in Melbourne and it was a sport
    played at the highest level. Such an event will always get a big crowd in
    Melbourne, but it doesn't necessarily follow that anyone in the crowd gave a
    **** about it.

    There were even good crowds in Launceston for a match between teams like
    Zambia and Lithuania (it probably wasn't those actual teams) but nobody gave
    a damn about the particular game. As far as I know there isn't even an
    amateur comp for any rugby code in Tassie.
     
    conehead, Jul 23, 2004
    #58
  19. Chris

    smack Guest

    There is
     
    smack, Jul 23, 2004
    #59
  20. Chris

    conehead Guest

    :) I win.
     
    conehead, Jul 24, 2004
    #60
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