[Aaron WildeMember]

Nice of Jake Smith to help out the Yami rider with fuel. I hope he washed out his camel pack. The guys on the next row waiting at the start get filled in something terrible! :laugh:They talk about the 690 riders I thought they were restricted to 450s? The last bit of the cars is a good bit where Carlos Saintz and the other VW driver go crazy to beat each other!

[Aaron WildeMember]

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but what if the Guinea pigs had been growing grass :laugh: :laugh:

then she woulda looked silly :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

They do all sorts of cool things on the new movie G force starring guinea pigs It couldahappened :laugh:
On a more serious note I could not see any connection with that UK news report and this post! I even got Ange to read it to see if I was missing something ie have a girls look :laugh: Next time I am going to put my posts in the Tech Help area I hate people posting ridiculous replies on this site :laugh: :laugh: :woohoo: :silly:

[Aaron WildeMember]

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I sort of understand why Mick would find it arousing.

TB knows it word for word, he has seen it that many times. :laugh: Can you wear a DVD out?? :blink:

Years ago one of my mates left a DVD on pause and in put a ring around the DVD The DVD was “Basic Instinct” and the bit where she was getting interviewed was erased. :laugh: We will look for such damage on TB’s Copy and run the the Blue light gadget as seen on CSI over it! :laugh:

[Aaron WildeMember]

That was insane Bollocks. Old mate nearly T boned that F truck. I don’t know how any one can ride that fast at night in sand and bull dust. Those lights on one of the bikes must have come from a tennis court. Would have needed an XR250 strapped to the side of it to run the electrics!I sort of understand why Mick would find it arousing. Thanks for posting that up. Will keep an eye out for some of those videos now

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Was that the law about the Guinea pig heater being mistaken for a Cannabis hot spot? :blink:

[Aaron WildeMember]

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Watch this thru to the end :ohmy:

http://media.smh.com.au/national/national-news/watch-how-flash-flood-grew-in-minutes-2127942.html

quote…”Hes’s letting the tyres down so it wont float away!”

bloody women 😆

Yes I too had a laugh at that menace. NFI :laugh:

[Aaron WildeMember]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYUpkPTcqPY
I found it better watching that video here as could drag the picture back to the start and not have to load it again.

[Aaron WildeMember]

I see plenty of tool junkies in my job. They have Snap on everything and are no better for them. It all depends how much you plan on using them. Very expensive ratchets have nice light actions so you can undo those bolts that are a bit tight for the fingers and don’t bind up. I think a average costing 1/4 inch socket set is the go with single hex sockets that are nicer on weak bolts. A decent T bar set is probably just as good in most day to day activities on bikes as you can spin it in your fingers and can remove /install bolts much quicker than you would with a socket or spanner.Go to a proper trade store and have a play with the different sets you will feel the quality strait away when you compare them even if you knew nothing of them before. Have fun shopping! Sorry got a bit excited there removed some of that stuff as it was not in the brief.

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Impressive Boony, very impressive style, determination good shot and good riding

Yes I agree TB but I just cannot seem to go past how these two photos and rider ability look so similar. They could be the same person!

Thanks Dirt Action for the pic of Boony at the Red bull Romaniacs. By the way I would love to have a go on that bike 2wd nice!

[Aaron WildeMember]

Funny you should all mention this. I too was impressed with the speed shown by young Polly. On this ride I asked him how long he had been riding for he said he had been on more rides than I had had hot dinners! Not really but you get the point :laugh: Yes he is very smooth and I have yet to see him make a mistake. His new grill does slow him down as the tooth menace :blink: broke for him on “The Steps” worked a bit like a cold air intake :laugh:

[Aaron WildeMember]

We have a few Dubbo guys come over to the Northern Inland Pony EX. Is that the race you were referring to? You will see Bundyroy’s posts about the races as he organizes a couple of them. Shame they could not have got the goanna tracks round off the ground.That would have suited both of us. You will see the Tamworth crew at a few of the rounds so let us know if you are going to any of them. Welcome to the site mate. Hope to see you on a ride soon.

[Aaron WildeMember]

This pic was in ADB in the letters section. This dude spent some time in hospital. Another story in the same section tells of a stick going through a guys pants and bouncing off his knee guard!
The stick in the boot story hints of boot design that does not have folds that can allow a stick to go under and through into your foot. Must be the season for it!

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I think i have worked out the perfect way of beating these mobile speed cameras??????

Boony

Answer…

Buy a Great Wall

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Haaaa Very Funny :woohoo: I only just got the Farook (? spelling)thing the other day call me Dumber!

[Aaron WildeMember]

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Aaron asking Snowy to take his picture whilst he stand next to the predator, One of the rare occasions it was upright and Aaron didn’t want to miss the opportunity

Boony

No Boony you have it all wrong! I was showing Snow how I would like to be pleasured using the tree branch behind me as a prop!
Jarrod on the other hand was quite happy with how Snow performed for him! :woohoo: You also had the spelling all wrong so I fixed that for you too. :laugh:

[Aaron WildeMember]

Very cute STM. I like the little bike with no pedals would be a good stepping stone onto a bigger bike later. Must be something about blokes and “small blokes” liking riding through water. My young bloke would do that all day if I let him. Only this afternoon I had to hunt him out of the puddles on his Redline as it was spraying right up his back!. How do your bikes cope with all the water, salt etc? My bike still has evidence of the Coffs ride and I washed it as soon as I got home!

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