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The Coffee Shop
March 30 2018
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
Everyone at work was labelled shitheads. It actually helped burn off a bit of angst - nothing like saying things like "Shithead, could you come here for a minute. I would like you to take this paperwork over to shithead in accounts. And while you're there, see shithead in the corner and remind them we need to book a bus for 30 shitheads next Wednesday. Thanks shithead, much appreciated." 😂 By the end of the day I had converted most of the building to our new work speak 😂😁
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'MsJonesy' Everyone at work was labelled shitheads. It actually helped burn off a bit of angst - nothing like saying things like "Shithead, could you come here for a minute. I would like you to take this paperwork over to shithead in accounts. And while you're there, see shithead in the corner and remind them we need to book a bus for 30 shitheads next Wednesday. Thanks shithead, much appreciated." 😂 By the end of the day I had converted most of the building to our new work speak 😂😁 Love it !
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
On Insight (SBS) is a show on open relationships. Usually have 3-4 guests , with q&a session, and a few experts for further input. Could be interesting viewing.
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
According to one person who commented on the news story about the upcoming Insight show, those in open relationships are "Disgusting immoral parasites... this is why the world is stuffed, because of morons like these losers..makes me physically sick" Maybe I should start calling her shithead 😂
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RHP User
8 years ago
Ada Vox is the Bomb! Wish I could vote... Peachy, not asking for spoilers!
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' Happy (belated) birthday. Ms Foxy Thanks Foxxy, and Inspirit too.How'd you know it was my birthday? Did you notice that little number under my pic click over one day..?
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RHP User
8 years ago
Catie Turner, loving her genuineness... And she's good to boot! Peachy
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'Koolgrey' Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' Happy (belated) birthday. Ms Foxy Thanks Foxxy, and Inspirit too.How'd you know it was my birthday? Did you notice that little number under my pic click over one day..? I'm sorry about the cake, I know not to make it an ice cream one for your hotness in future! Peachy, has hot cakes for her birthday...
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MsSuperFoxy
8 years ago
Thank you. You're right, it is infinity tattoo, with the word love inscribed. {time and love without end}. Anyone standing behind me (especially holding knives), are in a really good position cause they can kiss and love my arss for infinity.😎😁 Ms Foxy
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RHP User
8 years ago
Can't find that SBS comment from my mobile but another on FB mentions "parasites". Luckily said person publicly states on her profile the businesses she runs so I know where to avoid in order to avoid such "shitheads"! :p - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Just pulled up on the Trike, sit and order a Pot of Earl Grey, One sugar and a drop of whole milk thank you.So I'm a sophistcated Biker ;)
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
Quoting 'Koolgrey' Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' Happy (belated) birthday. Ms Foxy Thanks Foxxy, and Inspirit too.How'd you know it was my birthday? Did you notice that little number under my pic click over one day..? ...................................... Drum roll....... Big happy birthday to.......KoolDouble shot iced coffee for him. No Kool. It was the big announcement in FB that gave it away .......
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bonefide
8 years ago
Number clicked over a few too many, it's currently reading incorrect. Must have been power surge, clicked well past 24 yrs. Have that look at ASAP. 😎 Best wishes mate be good.
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Each ANZAC Day, each Remembrance Day, occasionally just on random days, I think of my grandfather, like so many others, standing in a trench on The Western Front during WW1. There he was, still a teenager, voluntarily across the other side of the world, living, fighting, serving. The conditions were more often than not truly atrocious. Mud, rats, death, loss, gas, injury, rations, noise, uncertainty, fear, hyper-vigilance. So many tens of millions died during that war, so many more of course, have died and been killed in conflicts since. Today, we remember that service. There is doubtless not a single one of us here today, who doesn't owe their existence to that war. That's not a justification, just should give us all pause for thought. Lest we forget. Mr. urn. .
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RHP User
8 years ago
I have been counting my blessings since late yesterday. Peachy, Lest we forget
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MsSuperFoxy
8 years ago
Thanks Mr Urn. You are right, the conditions were atrocious. Today I wore my fathers medals in honour. I've never worn anything like that before. I wish there was a lot more support out there, for some of our veterans. There are many out there who deserve white/gold cards. Many don't have anything nor support. It makes me sad. Ms Foxy
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Sassinak72
8 years ago
The Solar System...that is it's name...capital Ss as it's a recognised proper noun. Latte... One before breakfast..one with. - Posted from rhpmobile
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Quoting 'Sassinak72' The Solar System...that is it's name...capital Ss as it's a recognised proper noun. Latte... One before breakfast..one with. - Posted from rhpmobile Hi Sassinak72, yes, indeed it is. I mentioned that on page 6 of this thread, although, I think Trevor would be equally fine. I tend to also employ the following, "Never ask a question you don't already know the answer to." A great deal can often be learned from how others respond. Thanks for responding.Mr. urn. .
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RHP User
8 years ago
that we refer to the solar system (No capitals required here) we live in.. as "Our Solar System"as opposed to "The Solar System" At least, that is how I was taught a LONG time ago.I actually remember it quite clear, and can name the Nun who declared it so.I remember what school year I was in, what class room I was in AND, I believe I can name the child who was seated at the same double desk (No double capitals required) with me.WHY?How the fuck would I know why I remember that shit. Now, I ALSO do not give a "Flying Fuck" (See what I did there? Double capitals!!) on how any other fucker wishes/declares/insists on speaking about the solar system (No capitals required here either) we reside within and I will therefore continue to refer to it in terms I was taught, applying the logic as it was delivered to me. Just saying so...
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RHP User
8 years ago
Considering how many exoplanets we have discovered now, there are many many solar systems (no caps in this case) we already know of :p - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
That we have to wait for science to tell us there are other systems out there. I think Carl Sagan said it best when he said if you think there isn't something else out there considering the size of space you have to be naive. Not an exact quote but basically what he said. Fuck waiting for science some shit is just simple to work out for ourselves or make obvious valid conclusions.
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Quoting 'usrightnow_Again' . Now, re my question on page one, turns out, yes, our planetary system is just called, The Solar System. Largely because we thought, for rather a long time, ours was the only sun and the stars were different. Now we know our sun is just another star and it's no longer the only system we know of with orbiting planets. However, general convention has it that they are planetary systems, or stellar systems, named after their star and as our star has the name The Sun, or Sol, from Solaris, our solar system is known as The Solar System. There is some debate over calling our sun, The Sun, bit like another pleonasm, The Moon. Maybe it should have a more definitive name, like Trevor or SS1 or something? Anyway, my brain is about to explode, time to watch the day unfold. Mr. urn. . So, thought I'd go and get what I wrote on page 6, to save me referring to it, et cetera. And yeah Cavey, that nun who instructed you all those years ago, seems to have been quite progressive in referring to it with the prefix Our, rather than The. I too remember learning about our system, my teacher, who I sat next to and I still have the painting I did, as my representation of The Sun and each of the planets. Of course, that included Pluto, now cast into definition with the other Dwarf Planets, like Ceres, Eris and the others. Mr. urn. .
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MsSuperFoxy
8 years ago
Courious, could that be used in scrabble? 🤔 Even on a triple word score wouldn't give you much points anyways. Not only that , Scrabble has no small letters. Think I answered my own question. Lol Ms Foxy
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precious142
8 years ago
Where is Sheldon Cooper when you need him????? P
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RHP User
8 years ago
Did M go ? I think her coffee is getting cold. Someone check the ladies No! Not you Anti..........Annie, take a look
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
Quoting 'Gr8distraction' Did M go ? I think her coffee is getting cold. Someone check the ladies No! Not you Anti..........Annie, take a look M is still around. Not in the ladies but seen in our chill out area of late Things have been a little weird around here for a number of weeks. Time may change that and it may not, as is the same with a number of regular posters. It is what it is. I miss them
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RHP User
8 years ago
Cool........Glad to hear she didn't take off to that island without giving us an invite. Quoting 'AnnieWhichway' Quoting 'Gr8distraction' Did M go ? I think her coffee is getting cold. Someone check the ladies No! Not you Anti..........Annie, take a look M is still around. Not in the ladies but seen in our chill out area of late Things have been a little weird around here for a number of weeks. Time may change that and it may not, as is the same with a number of regular posters. It is what it is. I miss them
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RHP User
8 years ago
You Thought you went to that psychotropical island, and left us all here on Daydream
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boobsandbusted
8 years ago
after 16 years ,forgot the demands and work of a 8 week old puppy ,omg ,the chewing and barking ,shhhhhh STEVEN , it’s only 7 am in a saturday morning mr b - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
strong long black thanks.It's cold in Melbs this morning and I need warming up.Hmmm, maybe some scrambled eggs on white toast too please. Standard bread, not that sourdough stuff please. Morning all !!!
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
A superb autumn day in Melbourne 😍 I am sitting outside in the sun, drinking a latte and watching the world go by. This town sure is pretty at this time of year.
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
Would look better without hangover. Note to self, when Betty says let's do Margaritas to finish the night, step to the door......
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
Annie...... you should know better by now 🤣
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Over the last couple of weeks, Mrs. urn. has had another set of investigations checking for secondary cancer. Although, thankfully, there was no further cancer this time, she has acquired an auto-immune disease that predisposes her to the type of cancer they were investigating. For now, it just means medication, vigilance and regular check ups, she's pretty used to the latter two anyway. .. If anyone feels something isn't quite right, see your doctor. It may be nothing at all, it may be something that requires monitoring, or perhaps it will be something that requires action. Ignoring or denying symptoms, won't make a genuine problem go away. Stay safe and look after yourselves. Mr. & Mrs. urn. .
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RHP User
8 years ago
But have been neglecting myself lately by commenting.... Working on the Ute build, furthering my cooking repertoire... Yes I’ve been missing the regulars too, Mea, dragon, ML, etc.... Not that the newbies are shit...because the likes of Lionsdoll, mischa, gr8distraction, bonefide and all the others have been a tremendous source of smiles for me as I’m sure they have been for others... I apologise if I’ve left anyone out, I’m having a few beers tonight at home watching The Last Jedi and I was actually surprised to read my name in a few comments whilst taking a errr Mother Nature break lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Great advice about asking a GP at a minimum. So in interest of putting an issue out there... I carry quite a number of lipomas, which are harmless fatty, longterm tumours. In this case only an aesthetic problem. Certainly noticeable if someone were to give me a massage! I'm curious who else here has them? The problem also is getting one removed may leave a scar more visibly noticeable than the lump currently is. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I was remembering your thread that went so well for a short time earlier. Now I see you're here, I don't suppose there is any chance of another? Peachy
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
Sound advice. Hugs to Mrs Urn......Oh and you too of course
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
There must be link with you. I read your comment whilst partaking the same.....errrrr motion
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RHP User
8 years ago
And no mojo not even for masturbation. I am though working on my next Metal Earth (TM) 3D model, which arguably requires a similar level of manual dexterity :p - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
The drinking or reciprocal motion ? 😂😂 - Posted from rhpmobile
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
I have one...in my right upper arm. Its about the size of half a tennis ball so it is noticeable...and can definitely be felt. I had it checked (again) a couple of months ago as I was getting pains when lifting things and raising my arm above shoulder height. Another check up booked in 6 months, and if the scan shows it has grown a reasonable amount I may be facing surgery; its starting to impact on the muscle 😣😕
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RHP User
8 years ago
I recently turned on my clothes washing machine. It went through a whole cycle & when I lifted the lid there were no clothes in it lol. The clothes were still in the basket lol. Should of had a coffee before doing attempting to wash my clothes. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Please keep us in the loop, hoping yours is one of those very annoying sebaceous cysts. Mr Urn, my best thoughts for Mrs Urn you
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RHP User
8 years ago
coffee...as opposed to the joint maybe??
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
Look after yourself. You dont need this place unless you are in control of all fronts of battle. Come back when ready. Big virtual hug. Remember you have friends here if you need them. X
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RHP User
8 years ago
I'd like to request a stiff shot from the sheriff. Dragon, it's good to see you again. I'd hoped you wouldn't be gone long. I'm hoping to see an incarnation of Bronze for your name. Annie is right that there are a lot of people here who think you matter. That was the point I was meaning in a recent post about how caring the place can be. 🍑
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RHP User
8 years ago
My thoughts are with all under threat. Peachy
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RHP User
8 years ago
Week before last, I stepped back and didn't log into this place for several days because something was bothering me about my interactions here. Bothering, stressing, upsetting my peace. The first day felt disturbingly like the first day of not smoking, or not having a drink when I've been indulging daily.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Easy fix for that Kool I see you have some Klim gear, so i guess you are into offroad riding? If you're not in Sth Geraldton or Nth Albany, Lets hit some tracks one weekend It's very therapeutical. Consider it as high speed bush walking
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MsSuperFoxy
8 years ago
Mrs Urn, Hope all is well. 😊 Ms Foxy
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precious142
8 years ago
Quoting 'countrytouch' Great advice about asking a GP at a minimum. So in interest of putting an issue out there... I carry quite a number of lipomas, which are harmless fatty, longterm tumours. In this case only an aesthetic problem. Certainly noticeable if someone were to give me a massage! I'm curious who else here has them? The problem also is getting one removed may leave a scar more visibly noticeable than the lump currently is. - Posted from rhpmobile Over the past 30 years I have had quite a few lipomas (various sizes) surgically removed My Dr decided that they are all better out then in, all have been tested - lucky none have been malignant. The largest scar is 8 stitches, I bear quite a few, the ones on my forearms quite noticeable, last time I had about 8 removed all at one.....even on right side under the ribs - that one I felt when the scalpel went in for the first cut!!!! Scars are the least of my worries.......I have peace of mind knowing they all out and non life- threatening! P
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kisslids
8 years ago
Coffee Martini anyone? Mmmm 🍸 - Posted from rhpmobile
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Thanks Annie, Pipsqueak, Ms Foxy and anyone I've forgotten. Appreciate your thoughts and hugs. And Annie, I passed that extra hug on to Mr. urn. He says thanks. Mrs urn.
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bonefide
8 years ago
8 week old puppy. Haha Has the new 7 week old master of the house have a breed????? Yep our Rhodesian Ridge back had a litter of 11 puppies, cute until they got older. But loved having them around all the same, until they moved on to great homes.
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bonefide
8 years ago
Faulty fingers whilst typing.
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MsSuperFoxy
8 years ago
RIP. My poor Venus fly trap died. I either over watered it in a pot without drainage or it starved to death. I've replaced it with one of those Carnivorous jug plants. It's in a new pot with drainage, so see how my brown thumb goes with this one. 😇 Ms Foxy
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Rubyt25
8 years ago
A blonde woman was speeding down the road in her little red sports car and was pulled over by a woman police officer who was also a blonde. The blonde cop asked to see the blonde's driver's license. She dug through her purse and was getting progressively more agitated. ‘What does it look like?' she finally asked. The policewoman replied, ‘It's square and it has your picture on it.’ The driver finally found a square mirror in her purse, looked at it, and handed it to the policewoman. 'Here it is,' she said. The blonde officer looked at the mirror, then handed it back saying,' Okay, you can go. I didn't realize you were a cop.’
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'Gr8distraction' Easy fix for that Kool I see you have some Klim gear, so i guess you are into offroad riding? If you're not in Sth Geraldton or Nth Albany, Lets hit some tracks one weekend It's very therapeutical. Consider it as high speed bush walking Nah...sold my off roaders now. I either wasn't using them or I turned them into road bikes.Klim make great stuff, don't they. Good for all weather road riding too.
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bonefide
8 years ago
Clear skies with stars and full moon. What a great way to start the day. Be good all safe travels.
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
Got the advertisement for the Glow event yesterday, which was 2 days after the actual event. Lol
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boobsandbusted
8 years ago
oh this puppy is a spoilt nightmare , we forgot how much work they are ohhh and how they don’t let you do anything that doesn’t involve them and chewing on you ,steve is a blue heeler cross american bulldog ,i’m exhausted ,give him anything nope just want us ,or howling ,at least we have progressed to sleeping through the night till the sun comes up ,looking at one of the ultrasonic training devises right now ,lol, annie yup was scratching my head also got the glow party thing and thought WTF ,lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I checked in here I think there were only a few pages. This coffee shop must be good! Meander, Msmidnight is good thanks for asking, I send her a message once or twice a week. She’s a tough girl, but recent events took their toll. Just a time out for some life reflection. I been really flat myself, finally closed out the project I nicknamed the “crevasse of doom” everyday was a nightmare of problems. I would’ve made you a millionaire Ms Foxy with the muffins and coffees I went thru in a day! 2 weeks holiday now, for some recuperation. Think I’ll buy that wake foil thing you see me on. So much fun, took a few goes to nail it with some less than classy exits. 😂 Hopefully I’ll be a bit more regular in here again. Here’s to a great week for all of you guys n gals. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'Koolgrey' Quoting 'Gr8distraction' Easy fix for that Kool I see you have some Klim gear, so i guess you are into offroad riding? If you're not in Sth Geraldton or Nth Albany, Lets hit some tracks one weekend It's very therapeutical. Consider it as high speed bush walking Nah...sold my off roaders now. I either wasn't using them or I turned them into road bikes.Klim make great stuff, don't they. Good for all weather road riding too. Haven't found anything better, and i've had the BMW Rallye gear
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RHP User
8 years ago
Most of my riding is offroad enduro/adventure style. Klim equipment is on my list as all my current stuff is way past used by. I went looking at the Wr450F and the Husky 701 Enduro today. also didn't mind the naughty lines on the XSV900 for a street hack. I'm not a BMW café Latte guy, yet....
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'MyKissIsBliss' Most of my riding is offroad enduro/adventure style. Klim equipment is on my list as all my current stuff is way past used by. I went looking at the Wr450F and the Husky 701 Enduro today. also didn't mind the naughty lines on the XSV900 for a street hack. I'm not a BMW café Latte guy, yet.... To make a short story even longer, and completely boring to everyone else. That's exactly my kind of riding. I currently have a Husaberg FE450 to keep my skills up technically, but my passion is in long distance off road riding. The bigger bikes that can munch through the miles. Had the R1200GS, R1200GSA,Tiger800 etc. Last trip i did was Perth to the tip of QLD, through the deserts. Was on the great central rd for three days and came across an Austrian woman on a push bike. I stopped to ask if she was OK. Sunburnt, red raw and pushing this push bike through sand. She had been on that road for three weeks. Also have done the run from Byron Bay lighthouse to Steep point, ( most easterly point to the most westerly point. Over Big Red etc. Hope to do Byron to Steep again in a couple of months , this time in the Hilux. Yeah, i'm getting soft. But you'll never find me at cafe sipping Latte's and looking at strategically placed chromed garage queen, saying "look at me" Cant go wrong with The WR.....Husy's, KTM's, more temperamental, require more maintenance and $
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RHP User
8 years ago
I got the glow event sent too, and I'm not even allowed to attend... - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Gr8, I think we just turned Miss foxxys coffee shop into a bikers bar!!!! My motocross/enduro background keeps me away from the really big bikes. The KTM 1190 is calling, maybe an Africa twin but I keep going back to enduro styles for the versatility of charging thru the bush on The local mountain trails and eating up big Ks between overnight stops. Shame the bergs aren’t being made anymore. I really had a crush on the 70degree 570! One twist of that throttle and oh yeah!!! Fuck I better stop now, there’s a line up behind me! Sorry Foxy🤦♂️ - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'AnnieWhichway' Got the advertisement for the Glow event yesterday, which was 2 days after the actual event. Lol ...............found that extremely hilarious.
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MsSuperFoxy
8 years ago
I actually don't mind. I sometimes go to Bikers Bar here in Brissy. I like it. There's something really sexy seeing a man dressed in leather gear. Ok, ok so I'm a little pervette everytime I see a man on a bike. 😇 Ms Foxy
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RHP User
8 years ago
Have more fun than people.
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RHP User
8 years ago
The fox likes leather Quoting 'MyKissIsBliss' Gr8, I think we just turned Miss foxxys coffee shop into a bikers bar!!!! My motocross/enduro background keeps me away from the really big bikes. The KTM 1190 is calling, maybe an Africa twin but I keep going back to enduro styles for the versatility of charging thru the bush on The local mountain trails and eating up big Ks between overnight stops. Shame the bergs aren’t being made anymore. I really had a crush on the 70degree 570! One twist of that throttle and oh yeah!!! Fuck I better stop now, there’s a line up behind me! Sorry Foxy🤦♂️ - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I'm more Cordura and Gore-Tex
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'Gr8distraction' I'm more Cordura and Gore-Tex Me too. I used to wear leather well over a decade ago...still have my jacket and pants...but haven't worn them in ages.. Cordura and Gore-tex is just so practical. And comfortable. Like me. I'm expecting a new pair of gloves in the mail tomorrow, as my old ones are coming apart after 3 years of use.The new ones are Knox Handroids, and are way cool. Safe too, I suppose. Excited much..
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RHP User
8 years ago
I have leather near me is, umm, in the bedroom 😈 Although my boots are leather that’s about it. All my gear is dirt/adventure stuff. So miss foxy you’ll just have create a mental picture of me in leather😜 or not 🙈 Double shot cappuccino this morn please, and a warm blueberry muffin. 😋 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I was a month off50, and riding from Kalgoorlie to Perth pre-dawn late July.(IF you have done this, you understand the relevance - Fckn COLD)Steel cap work boots and standard socks - standard denim work jeans - a blue singlet, thin leather gloves(With a couple of the right hand fingers burnt off them), and a "Dress style Dryzabone jacket. half face helmet, and an '84 shovelhead.It was FUCKING cold.. I hurt.200k into the trip I pulled up for a coffee and thaw-out.A dude on a BMW comes over.. with FULL gear on.. layers of clothes.. asks if her can ride with me.I laughed.. "Mate.. I travel at 100kph// 110max, I couldn't keep up"he replied he is only travelling slow tooHE complained about the cold, as he zipped and clipped his layers shut.. and pulled on his fullface.As we were about to leave, he said. "Oh.. I need to pull up at the next stop.. I am getting a bit old for this and need to stretch every 100km"Too easy.. I like coffee.we stopped at Merredin, and I asked his age.. "32"... FFS..we got talking jackets, and I mentioned a mate had a spitfire pilot jacket with wiring in it to keep them warm during flight.. but it doesn't run on 12voltOLD fella on the BMW smiles and pulls the plug out of HIS jacket... FM!! HE had, AND was using a heated jacket!!HE kept saying he was too old for this cold, and all. Never once asked me how the fuck I do it.. OR how old I was... And man.. I certainly LOOKED my age that morning.Next stop. 85 odd km.. he noticed the burnt gloves, and asked what happened.. I replied..I burnt them on my exhaust.. I have damaged nerves in my hands from a life of jack hammers, rattle guns and underground hand held drilling machines..(The cold causes unbelievable pain) I put my left hand down between the barrels of my bike to warm them up.. then change hands on the throttle.. control crossed over with left hand on throttle and put my right hand down there.. of course, my fingers can feel NOTHING external.. only pain.. and my exhaust is on the right hand side.. so. this burns my gloves.."HE was fascinated that it was even POSSIBLE to ride crossed over... THEN.. the CUNT, takes me over to his bike.. Yep.. you fucking guessed it.. he had heated fucking bars.. AND a heated seat.. and STILL claimed he was too old for this cold..That was it for me..I told him I had changed my mind was going to get laid instead of going home to my partner..Took the first turn right off Great Eastern Highway that would get me to Goomalling.. Dropped in on an old squeeze.. had a fucking hot shower.. a few hours of fucking hot sex. then another shower.. and rode on home..Always wondered who that fucking tossa was.. and WHY the fuck did he come into my life..Life's little stories...I do love to ride though..
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RHP User
8 years ago
That’s piss funny mate. BMW riders, enough said 😬 Come at me now you heated jacket, winter gloved latte sippers! 🤣🤣🤣 - Posted from rhpmobile
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AnnieWhichway
8 years ago
To mention the battery heated wetsuit l had.....
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Hawt1
8 years ago
Quoting 'AnnieWhichway' To mention the battery heated wetsuit l had..... The fuck you say! Wow
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' RIP. My poor Venus fly trap died. I either over watered it in a pot without drainage or it starved to death. I've replaced it with one of those Carnivorous jug plants. It's in a new pot with drainage, so see how my brown thumb goes with this one. 😇 Ms Foxy Best you keep your Jugs away from it then. Come to thin k of it I am quite partial to chewing on jugs too (softly)
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bonefide
8 years ago
Yer puppy love can be a wouldn't full thing......😆 Problem is some of us can't live with them and can't live without them. Happy puppy trails. LOL
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Quoting 'countrytouch' Great advice about asking a GP at a minimum. So in interest of putting an issue out there... I carry quite a number of lipomas, which are harmless fatty, longterm tumours. In this case only an aesthetic problem. Certainly noticeable if someone were to give me a massage! I'm curious who else here has them? The problem also is getting one removed may leave a scar more visibly noticeable than the lump currently is. - Posted from rhpmobile Thanks ct. . I have something similar, only fibrous, next to my right shoulder blade. And believe me, it's the least of my physical problems. One reason I was the more reticent of the two of us to meet people when we had our old profile. Also one of the reasons why, when people were naming rooms for themselves in this Hotel California, back in 2016, I said I was the beast in the basement, which accrued four likes in half an hour, and that was before we'd met some of those throwing a like on, so it kind of seemed right to own it. I think people are generally more comfortable with scars than lumps, bumps and other anomalies. If it's a concern, get it removed, especially if it's having an impact on your confidence. I've seen the way people look at me sometimes over the years, it's a tough pill to swallow, but, it is what it is. For some people, even for friendship, you have to look how they want you to, meh, just have to move on and live happy knowing they passed up something that's their loss. Incidentally, when we met you at the Sydney M&G, Mrs. urn. said you were very polite and nice. Remember, these things don't go unnoticed. All the best. Mr. urn.
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bonefide
8 years ago
puppy love can be a wouldn't full thing, Or Puppy love can be a wonderful thing.
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
To the wonderful strong woman formerly known as (prefix) Dragon, sending our love and thoughts. Although we miss your clear, forthright and insightful posts, sometimes time away is helpful and much more relaxing. We were away for nearly three weeks recently, as not well and busy, and only noticed you had gone last week. Hey, we had nearly a year away. And let's face it, sometimes good posters attract their own little band of arseholes. Come back and post if and when you feel able and ready to. Remember, you have some fans here too. People who admire and respect you. Mr. & Mrs. urn.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Like the position you are in, I always feel for others, on health grounds, as unlike other burdens in life, they can have an effect on our day to day lives 24/7. My issue is a very minimal problem. In any case apart from lumps on my forearms, you have to undress me to find any more (no not that kind of lump)... Only a minority create a noticable bulge in the skin. Unlike MsJ, mine are no bigger than a walnut at the largest, although that is also one of the oldest, likely over 10 years now, on my upper thigh. The smallest ones are perhaps more like peas. As such, no individual lipoma is any issue, to consider a removal, but it's more of a nuisance amid the idea of having a ideal health status.
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RHP User
8 years ago
I've had moments like that, too. For some, it's definitely not about the challenge. And you're right...doing long distances on the bike is mostly about sucking it in, hardening up and just getting on with the business of doing long kays, day after day. Cos, you've got to get from A to B in C time. Mostly( after the poetic, romantic, riding in the early morning fresh air, enjoying the moment bit.. ), I've found that it's long stretches of monotony, lost in my thoughts with earplugs in( cos without them, then 8 hours of wind noise will leave my eardrums ringing and I'll never sleep ), and broken by fuel and rest stops that seem to get longer and closer together as the afternoon progresses and my back, bum and arms ache more and more. It's a funny form of self-punishment that doesn't seem fairly balanced, but I'm already prepping to do it again.What do they call that...that illogical desire to punish yourself?
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RHP User
8 years ago
Still rides with his mates, they go away for weekend runs and do charity bike runs. Hes 81
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RHP User
8 years ago
Was messaging quite fruitfully a woman on RSVP, from Geelong. Progressed to a two hour first phone call. The next night, another call. But at our next convenience for a call, she tells me she has decided I am too far away for her. Another passing moment in the world of dating or attempts at it... - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'VivalaKoko' Still rides with his mates, they go away for weekend runs and do charity bike runs. Hes 81 A cool rocking dude Viva
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usrightnow_Again
8 years ago
Quoting 'countrytouch' Like the position you are in, I always feel for others, on health grounds, as unlike other burdens in life, they can have an effect on our day to day lives 24/7. Yep, just yep.
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RHP User
8 years ago
@ 81 Bikes 🏍, babes 👙 or otherwise 😬 I have an 84 yo legend skier on my local lake. Still Barefoots and can ride a plank!!! I’m just average at everything. Except a backwards whip on a disc. That’s my signature move. 😜 Much kudos to your dad Vivalakoko, that’s awesome 👏 So good to hear about older people that refuse to let age be a barrier for excitement 👊 - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
It’s 4.56 and the lid is off. I never drink midweek and don’t advocate booze as a stress relief, but fuck me. This week for no one specific reason has done my head in like it hasn’t in a while. So I’m indulging . Cheers big ears. - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Special cheers to anyone else just feeling generally crap for whatever reason 💩 Why is life such a fucker sometimes. - Posted from rhpmobile
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bonefide
8 years ago
Keep looking forward, don't look back till it Bites u in the arse. Haha Having a quit essence of yeast, what ever brew/brand isn't such a bad thing on a school night. LOL
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'EarthQueen' It’s 4.56 and the lid is off. I never drink midweek and don’t advocate booze as a stress relief, but fuck me. This week for no one specific reason has done my head in like it hasn’t in a while. So I’m indulging . Cheers big ears. - Posted from rhpmobile I never drink booze for stress, only medicinal purposes only Having a couple with you. Cheers. Hope it helps :-)
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MsJonesy
8 years ago
There must be something in the air this week. A shite week, with a particularly shitiest shite day today. Sometimes the need to be diplomatic, nuturing and supportive is overwhelmed by the desire to bop someone on the nose, accompanied by a dose of the cold hard truth.
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Rubyt25
8 years ago
Wading through the shit is part of it.
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Rubyt25
8 years ago
Wear a good pair of gumboots.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'MsJonesy' Sometimes the need to be diplomatic, nuturing and supportive is overwhelmed by the desire to bop someone on the nose, accompanied by a dose of the cold hard truth. Yes, the very definition of most causes of stress. :)
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RHP User
8 years ago
As the old anectode says: Shit just doesn't happen, ARSEHOLES cause it!
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