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This just shows that lots of people in cars do not look out for cyclists. We had a car pull out in front of us the other week and god only knows how we stayed on the bike. I have recently done my cbt and have got my lovely new bike but am a little jittery about getting out and about on it because of this. When you do your cbt they tell you to wear bright clothing so that you can be seen which means I’m going to have to replace my black leathers that I use for riding pillion :? ah well……
Agreed Cas… oh and hiya!
The way I see it is he lost his right to choice when he took away the girls choice. I just dunno what this country is coming to me :?
I believe it should be legal, for many reasons. I have a few friends who don’t agree but at the end of the day it’s up to them isn’t it? I prefer to discuss with someone who is passionate about their beliefs than to have a mindless conversation with a sheep.
lmao @ pink oboe :lol:
at last… a man who is what they say they are!
an official JC moron :lol:
my first was Dirk Wears White Sox by Adam and the Ants 8)
Dirk Wears White Sox was Adam & the Ants’ first album, released on Do It Records in 1979. The album was made with the original lineup of Adam and the Ants, which disbanded after the album was released (with the other members going on to form Bow Wow Wow), before Adam went on to fame with “Kings of the Wild Frontier.” Dirk Wears White Sox features a much more eclectic, sometimes brooding sound than Ant’s later work. Many of the songs, notably “Cleopatra” and “Never Trust a Man (With Egg on his Face)” remained a part of Adam’s live repertoire throughout his career, with the Ants and later as a solo artist.
When the Ants became commercially successful the “Zerox” (7/79 reached # 45 in 1/81) and “Car Trouble” (3/80 reached # 33 in 1/81) singles were re-issued.
After Adam Ant acquired the rights to the album, it was re-released by Epic Records in 1983, at the peak of his popularity, with new cover artwork similar to that of Friend Or Foe. This angered many fans because some of the tracks had been remixed and two lyrically controversial songs, “Catholic Day” (about John F. Kennedy) and “Day I Met God,” were deleted, although they are arguably two of the album’s highlights.
The album was re-released in the United Kingdom in 1995 with its original black and white artwork and all songs intact, although retaining the running order of the 1983 version. It was finally released in the United States in 2001.
I always did picture you with a rubber pinny on anyway :lol: :wink:
mines easy…. I like a good giggle :D
@pats wrote:
@peeved wrote:
Pied Piper I am not, Geoff is obsessed with me, I think I tickle his prostate. Small things, small minds and all that malarky.
Poking a child, which was probably exaggerated by the child, is not a reason to be punching someone, a adult discussion would suffice. I don’t get society, my mind boggles.
the bruise on her chest wasnt exagerated. nor was the one on his chin that i replied wif. u have ur methods peeved..i have mine. oh an btw…………another thought.apart from the majority of blokes who agree wiv a kid bein humiliated…how many others who defend the bully boy teachers actually have kids of their own? :?:
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:wink: sneaks in
