Ying/Yang

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by YTC#1, Nov 13, 2005.

  1. YTC#1

    YTC#1 Guest

    You spend the day playing on one of Mr Ducati's finest, on what is
    possibly the last really good riding day before Wobs[2] and then your
    daughter[1] crashes the car.

    Ho hum, there goes some more NCD.

    [1] All ok etc etc etc
    [2] Well thats what my predictive says when I type the X word.
     
    YTC#1, Nov 13, 2005
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    platypus Guest

    MS OS?

    --
    Platypus
    R80RT - The Evil Twin
    Z200 - The Kontinent Krusher
    DIAABTCOD#2 GPOTHUF#19 IbW#47
    BOTAFOS#6 BOTAFOT#89 FTB#11
    BOB#1 SBS#35 ANORAK#18 TWA#15
    IBB#9 OMF#21
     
    platypus, Nov 13, 2005
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  3. Clumsy cow. At least it wasn't into the Ducati.

    Oh, and shouldn't your sig be updated?
     
    The Older Gentleman, Nov 13, 2005
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  4. I'm glad you had fun on the bike. I'm sorry your daughter crashed the
    car.

    Now go and find out what Yin and Yang actually signify. Who knows you
    might learn something.
     
    Work in progress, Nov 13, 2005
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    tallbloke Guest

    Obvious innit. Yin is the male light two wheeled upright principle whereas
    Yang is the female dark broken headlights going for a lie down principle
     
    tallbloke, Nov 13, 2005
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    Tosspot Guest

    I say, I thought a Father/Daughter relationship was right up the old
    cobbled alley.
     
    Tosspot, Nov 14, 2005
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    Cane Guest

    It's 'Yin' YTC.
     
    Cane, Nov 14, 2005
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    YTC#1 Guest

    It was on the laptop, just too many places to do it :)
     
    YTC#1, Nov 14, 2005
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    YTC#1 Guest

    "The outer circle represents "everything", while the black and white shapes
    within the circle represent the interaction of two energies, called "yin"
    (black) and "yang" (white), which cause everything to happen. They are not
    completely black or white, just as things in life are not completely
    black or white, and they cannot exist without each other."
    <url:http://fly.cc.fer.hr/~shlede/ying/yang.html>

    ie, good things do not happen without bad (my interpretation)

    A correct use of the (mispelt I admit) symbol IMO... so fook right off, ok ?
     
    YTC#1, Nov 14, 2005
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    YTC#1 Guest

    tiddle aye po
     
    YTC#1, Nov 14, 2005
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    HooDooWitch Guest

    "Troll and Chomp" is also as nice example of Yin/Yang in practice ...
     
    HooDooWitch, Nov 14, 2005
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  12. I'm not even going to look at the site, I can tell just from that
    snippet I'd get ranty.
    It's a little more complex than that. But you stick with the level
    you're comfortable with.
    Can I just say 'made you look' at this point :)
     
    Work in progress, Nov 14, 2005
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    Pip Guest

    It's 'yiddle' YTC.
     
    Pip, Nov 15, 2005
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    MikeH Guest

    Now I'm going to have to dig out the 45 of that when I get home. The
    kids love it, especially when they get to the raspberries.

    It just doesn't age for me, or is it that I haven't grown up?
     
    MikeH, Nov 15, 2005
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    Pip Guest

    Sadly, I have it on a four track CD, effectively the B-side of
    Unchained Melody.
    It's timeless, as is much of the Goons output.
     
    Pip, Nov 15, 2005
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    raden Guest

    ITYF it's 331/3

    bugger now I'll have to go and find my copy to check
     
    raden, Nov 15, 2005
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    MikeH Guest

    I think you're right. IIRC it's 45 sized but plays at 33 1/3 with "I'm
    walking backwards for Christmas" and "Bloodnoks Rock'n'roll something"
    on the b-side.
    Got sidetracked last night and didn't get around to digging it out.
     
    MikeH, Nov 16, 2005
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    Pip Guest

    Pip, Nov 16, 2005
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    MikeH Guest

    MikeH, Nov 16, 2005
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