RobMc

Well ?? this coat is proving hard to shift, I've had a load of weird phone calls too, first one was from a guy wanting to know if it was suitable for his local cinema, wtf?, how would I know?, obviously the roof must be leaking, because he asked if it stained when wet?, said he had another one to look at first and rang off. Then this guy rang and asked if the pockets had holes in them, when I replied 'certainly not', he slammed the phone down abruptly, I blame it on covid, turning people weird. The third guy asked if it had appeared on any police programmes on tv, and was known to them, he seemed reassured when I told him I was just an ordinary guy and not famous in the least, but I rang off when he asked if he could meet me in the local park by the mens toilets, no chance of me getting mugged for a coat mate. Strangely by coincidence the police did call to ask my whereabouts last Tuesday, apparently someone was exposing himself in the local park about 15 minutes after I left, wearing an almost identical coat, what a coincidence? they seemed happy that I was elsewhere, forgot to tell them I was on the way to the jewellers to get my watch repaired, oh well? see how it goes on Ebay.

Now you'd better answer this correctly Happy ?

FFs call that an excuse ??? we'll have people saying they're dying next ?

Beware Boys, she's improving fast ?

I did something exciting today too, I emptied the dishwasher.

NERD

Well it says for ages 14+, so where I live I guess so, they've usually at least 2 kids by then so boredom sets in. I'd like to know why he was in a charity shop, hope it's not for the next raffle?

Was it about a nunnery ????

No, I leave everything exposed to the fresh air, nothing unhealthy about Rob.

My old trenchcoat for sale, a bit stained, perfect for parks and girls schools, quick release buttons fitted, grey (was white 30 years ago), perfect for cold exposure protection and police identity parades. Any reasonable offer considered, would also consider donating to next raffle, pictures of it being modelled by Streetcleaner in his local park available to over 18's, thanks for returning it Street (you could have washed it?). Would consider hiring it for special events, blend with the crowd in your local car park and nurses hostel, guaranteed to get you noticed, the fashion accessory you have always wanted. On the subject of being wanted, this coat will ensure that, believe me. Rob

Kicking your ass ?

Thank God for that, saw the title and thought I was getting the blame again ?

Keats would have been proud, good prose, but remember there is ALWAYS something worth living for, love playing with you and sincerely hope this is not how you feel buddy, if it is pm me and I'll cheer you up

I can understand you leaving if an asshole joined, I would, but this way round is strange, I'll bet they weren't invited just teasing you.

ffs learn to drive that thing, your pretty neighbours bedroom window isn't in that direction ????????

It's the hypocrisy that gets me, so old Aussie no longer a free country, sad, but perhaps there's more to the story? OK, so as usual after investigating this all is not as it appears, the Government have (rightfully?) made laws, and she and others are 'inciting' people to break them. So it comes down to whether or not those laws are right and just, and to me they are no different to anywhere else in the world. So once again this is shit stirring by the media, if you appoint a government expect them to govern, the alternative is called anarchy. Sympathy gone.

I'm innocent, shes not down to me, I was playing with Drimp at the time, he''ll stand up in court (with assistance) for me Seriously, arrested for organising a peaceful protest while condemning oppression in China and elsewhere, politicians?

A very profound and thought provoking statement - Was it Hard?

I lay awake as usual in the middle of the night, scratching my balls and contemplating life, and got to thinking about the fantastic job nature and evolution did in preparing people for the things that lay ahead of them in life. I've watched the kids on the street grow up into fine young criminals and there seems to be two stages in mans development (Girls develop differently thank God). Learning - They begin to crawl then learn to walk and all the dangers that come with it, fire, cuts and bruises, etc etc and their brains develop in order that they learn by each experience and avoid them. Logic - The second stage, human minds are so evolved they can work out danger scenarios and the way to make progress and make decisions effectively. Equipped with these two skills the young teenage boys are ready and equipped to deal with what is to come Then they get their first erection Back to the beginning boys

If you download a new map come out of COD completely, restart and rejoin should be fine, have to do this every new map

I'll ramble on to try to make my point, because I feel so strongly about the subject of people being lead not by what is real, but by what they perceive to be real, influenced greatly by the media. Who do you admire most? the star who is lauded in the press, arriving at the circuit in his private helicopter, to be met by an army of servants. He climbs into/onboard a vehicle that millions have been poured into, everyone knows that the odds are on his side unless something catastrophic happens. He duly wins and the press go into a frenzy, he is God, can he ever be beaten etc etc. Or the bloke who spends every penny/dime/euro on his passion, who goes to work then at night works on his machinery, travels miles in his car or van to the circuit, then works on his machine again. He lives in his van, and in between races paints his mates house? He has taken time off work to compete but lives for his sport. Both are true, there are many examples to give throughout history, however there is absolutely no chance nowadays of him winning against works teams in F1, but this can still occur in road racing, two very familiar names are Steve McQueen and Guy Martin, not the best examples but familiar ones. You are being conned, just like modern day 'celebrities', you have never heard of them but the media is flooded with their exploits, modern F1 is a circus, stars, tech and exclusive media attention. If that is ok with you fair enough, but it is not for me, or thousands of others, who can name more than 10 drivers/machines and will be at the track, not the fridge.

And therein lies the problem ? But if you enjoy it don't let a miserable old cunt like me spoil it, but if you truly enjoy racing not the 'hype and showtime' try something else as well, sadly Irish road racing is dying due to costs and the ever constant safety demands. Let me run this past you and think about it, I acknowledge motor sport can be dangerous, consequently the snowflakes bombard the organisers for safety measures which eventually they cannot comply with due to cost. Yet I have never seen the same snowflakes calling for an end to base jumping, mountaineering, hang gliding etc etc etc are they acceptably less dangerous?, seems so? This is from the BBC who surprisingly cover the races well :- 'The island of Ireland has a rich and longstanding heritage of motorcycle racing on public roads - albeit one that while hugely popular divides public opinion because of the highly dangerous and sometimes tragic nature of the sport. However in light of the financial difficulties being experienced by the Ulster Grand Prix and the news that the Enniskillen 100 meeting will not run in 2020 its future appears uncertain. The Bush road races and the Mid Antrim 150 have also fallen by the wayside in recent years while the organisers of the Cookstown 100 have warned that the future of their event is hanging in the balance. A number of meetings in the Republic of Ireland have also struggled in the face of economic realities in recent years. Challenges to face Among the challenges being faced are inclement weather, rising insurance costs, health and safety considerations and the fact that clubs remain largely reliant on programme sales as their primary source of income given that, with the notable exception of the UGP, they are unable to charge an entrance fee.' What was/is essentially a sport that the interested man on the street can compete in is becoming a fading memory, in my lifetime the following have gone or are under great pressure :- Country sports, as snowflakes think meat comes in a packet, dog racing is cruel to dogs, horse racing is cruel to horses, free fishing has almost gone everywhere needs licences and permits and now road racing, we are rapidly becoming robots, instructed in what we can and cannot do. F1 is a prime example, Mr. Ecclestone & co made a media circus, perfect for the press and the people have bought in wholesale.

Wow didn't think anyone over your side would know about these?, there are many many of these dotted around the country, villages, castles, monuments and structures that originally served no purpose but to please their owners.

Of course not, and what I said is not a slur on those who race, but there is very little human input now take cornering, no longer just rubber gripping the tarmac and the drivers experience when it will let go, felt through the seat of his pants. 1/. The tarmac itself is carefully controlled in structure 2/. The tyres are a science in themselves 3/. The corner speed is now optimised by downforce and computer. 3/. Although not completely safe compared to other motorsports there is very little danger, and say what you like but it is the element of risk that makes motor racing unique.

Happens sometimes with a new map, come right out of program then back in, need to do it every new map