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11:30 am
15/05/2006
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Time to revive this thread!!
*I am at work and it sucks balls
*One of the best things I ever done to my bike was put the watananbe seat back on... (the macneil seat seems like a distant memory)
*I am going through shoes at a record rate
*Why are difficult tricks so freaking hard to pull off!?
*You could almost call it sad that Simon O'Brien doesn't come on this forum... yet he has a myspace page.......
*My bike is slowly turning into the beast I want it to be.. i.e.- hard to break.
*My brakes are my biggest enemy.
*I would do anything to own a 1971 'Bathurst Special' Falcon GTHO, Balanced and blueprinted 351 ci. Closed chamber 4V headed, 780 vac-second Holley, Cleveland. Factory Wild Violet paint, White interior, bullnose toploader 4speed, 3.5/1 ratio detroit locker 9inch diff. ... one of three ever built from the factory... oohh baby.... gorgeous [Image Can Not Be Found]
*Some kid asked me what do I ride? I said flatland... He replied 'Oh... so you do that break dancing on a bike sort of shit?' Yeah,... fuck off.
*I have had the same job since I was 16.. working at Autopro... I'm 25 now.
*Brace your self for the chilly days.. and then the brutally cold weather chaps!.... Here come the pain!
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1:28 pm
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18/09/2005
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1. Bullnose toploaders are the bomb.
2. Are you sponsored Ginny?? hahaha
3. I cant wait for winter. Winter up here is like normal weather down there. It finally stops raining and it sits around 28-32 degrees. Perfect.
10:06 pm
08/02/2005
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*Bunnyhop whips are hard
*my girlfriend calls me M-Unit
*i'm a bit drunk
*my shins hurt really bad
*im nearly 17 and i havent even got my Ls yet
10:09 pm
25/02/2005
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[quote="tina_thekeener@flatland":38rjjy19]
*im nearly 17 and i havent even got my Ls yet[/quote:38rjjy19]
thats ok... I'm nearly 29 and i don't even have a car [Image Can Not Be Found]
10:49 pm
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23/01/2005
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[quote="flatnatics":uhvsi87o][quote="tina_thekeener@flatland":uhvsi87o]
*im nearly 17 and i havent even got my Ls yet[/quote:uhvsi87o]
thats ok... I'm nearly 29 and i don't even have a car [Image Can Not Be Found][/quote:uhvsi87o]
I'll be 31 this year and have never bothered to try for my license. Cars are not that important.
11:33 pm
20/01/2006
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^^^^
semi depends where you live.
I'm 17 and just bought a car today.
need to get my licenec still though, haha, ahwell. atlest i got my learners
11:55 pm
16/02/2007
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im 16, doing plenty of driving, already got 2 cars (1962 Humber SuperSnipe, and a 1964 Humber SuperSnipe. trying to talk dad into trading the 64 for his MG B.) Random, im 6th in the world on the gayest game in the world.
8:56 am
19/06/2006
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*Left Thursday morning to head off for my 3 day bucks weekend. Stayed in a sick house with a pool that we never even set foot in. Portsea pub was across the road. Spent the entire 3 days pissed. Wake up. Straight to the pub. On beer and scotch at 10AM on a hangover.
*My body hurts.
9:06 am
15/05/2006
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[quote="Cenobite":222rsqr0]
I'll be 31 this year and have never bothered to try for my license. Cars are not that important.[/quote:222rsqr0]
[Image Can Not Be Found] Whoa! Thats pretty cool, I myself can't imagine not having a car. I got my license as soon as I could.
3:36 pm
15/05/2006
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Last night I dreamt I rolled the most LONGEST and smoothest x-foot hiker down the main street.
It felt exactly the same.... It's really weird how your brain knows exactly how to do these tricks, but trying to relay that 'wisdom' into the parts of your body that is doing the trick smoothly is a different matter,
Muscle memory will eventually build up as doing this trick over and over will be tattooed into my sub-conscious...
i.e. Being able to do it without really thinking about it.... Dialled.
Just thought I'd share. [Image Can Not Be Found]
Anyone else dream of tricks?
5:33 pm
20/01/2006
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[quote="Ginny":3u8pazvo]Anyone else dream of tricks?[/quote:3u8pazvo]
haha, I'm happy to find out I'm not the only on that has these dreams. <!-- s
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6:12 pm
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18/09/2005
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Robin has these dreams, but multiply the freakiness factor by 10.
"The Big Chomp". Ohhhhhhhh memories.......
11:22 pm
25/02/2005
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i don't get flatland dreams??? actually i never really remember my dreams at all...
i think about cool tricks when I'm at work and find that usually i cant do em...
9:56 am
21/08/2005
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[quote="bullyhotrod86jh":2oog9lq1][quote="Ginny":2oog9lq1]Anyone else dream of tricks?[/quote:2oog9lq1][/quote:2oog9lq1]
Yes, numerous times. Good to find out that there's another two riders who've experienced this.. [Image Can Not Be Found]
9:58 am
19/06/2006
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I dream im doing a hang 5 for ages.
Pity i cant do them at all.
6:09 pm
25/02/2005
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i see cenobite has been spamming these forums [Image Can Not Be Found]
6:14 pm
25/02/2005
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7:00 pm
20/01/2006
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bahahahahaha, I feel so enlightened. <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt="" title="Laughing" /><!-- s -->
10:56 pm
15/05/2006
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[quote="Ginny.......Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2006 4:21 pm Post subject: Useless facts to waste your time and bandwidth":1k9o9n5w]
....2.5 cans of Spam are consumed every second in the United States.
[/quote:1k9o9n5w]
11:04 pm
16/02/2007
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http://www.dofus-arena.com/lad.....er.php?l=4
im kkmk. ranked first. im such a sad lonely nerd.
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