what the hell do i do????

[D.S.]

tyre pressures 36-43 back and front.

dino oil every 6000-8000

tax disc behind the rider on the left side.

harrier jump jet screen

heated grips

carb 24l inj 22l

carb faster

carb better mileage

end of forum cause i have just answered all the questions.

you forgot the life changing 6mm spacer, endless but pointless tyre debates, GPS & hard luggage.

I feel sorry for Bikerbaby, ya should've stuck to VD, at least there are others of your age there!

 

[Wolfie]

no spacer not needed unless yer a fat bastard and keep touching the fairings down.

gps on a bike!!!!

hard luggage take Tina the transit camper van

tyre debates go with the flow but use yer own pressures.

unleaded cheaper the better

black unless yer a feckin poof

standard seat, if yer bum hurts then you is a whimp.

own age, most on here are old enough to be the dad or even the grandad in a few cases.

Derek






























































BOO!!!

 

[Bikerbaby]

you haven't said wheather you've known the fella since you were a kid or have only know him recently.
If you've known him all your life then unless there's something wrong with him I seriously doubt if he's sees you as a prospective partner, but more of a neice growing into a young woman.
Who wouldn't be protective of that.

known him just under a year. I didn't take to him instantly infact i was rather scared of him, he looks hard but is a real softie underneath well to me anyways.

 

[gerryc]

known him just under a year. I didn't take to him instantly infact i was rather scared of him, he looks hard but is a real softie underneath well to me anyways.

Different kettle o scaley things then although you'd still have been V young to him when he met you.
But hey what do I know I'm only 31 and drive a red n white un so I must be a poof.

 

[Bikerbaby]

age wasn't a problem then i didn't fancy him and he had a gf

 

[Adam Rickenberg]

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Good one Lumpy!!

I assume you have read Douglas Adams then???

 

[Cyclops]

Good one Lumpy!!

I assume you have read Douglas Adams then???

No he read the book wot Douglas Adams wrote

 

[msw2805]

Wolfie's right........

Dead on Wolfie, as a dad of two teenage girls I trust a few of my close mates and if this were to happen to me.........well I would not want to be responsible for what I would say or do to an ex mate.

Sorry, I can't see any way for you to take it further without killing your relationship with your Dad. Find another and move on, please.:k

 

[Adam Rickenberg]

No he read the book wot Douglas Adams wrote

Doh!!!!!!!!! Should've seen that coming!! c7u8

 

[derek kelly]

No he read the book wot Douglas Adams wrote

What the actual handwritten script? or a printed copy?

 

[Cyclops]

What the actual handwritten script? or a printed copy?

:t :t Now now Derek you are in danger of being overly pedantic

 

[tootyfluti]

Dead on Wolfie, as a dad of two teenage girls I trust a few of my close mates and if this were to happen to me.........well I would not want to be responsible for what I would say or do to an ex mate.

Sorry, I can't see any way for you to take it further without killing your relationship with your Dad. Find another and move on, please.:k

I`m sorry I just can`t agree with that at all, my Dad accepted Andy with no qualms whatsoever, as did my Mum.
They know he make me depressed , pissed off, angry etc but most of all he makes me happy. What right have you got to dictate to your daughters who they see, you don`t own them. You can guide them but at the end of the day it is their choice. Would you really make your daughter choose between her man and you, whatever happened you would be considerably lower in her opinion.
Why can`t a younger woman be allowed to choose someone older, surely you should support them and be there to pick up the pieces if it all goes wrong, just as you would with a bloke of her own age.
(The you in this i not you personally but you as a generalisation ofDad`s as it were!!)

 

[gypsy]

if you start letting girlies make their own choices you could end up with them buying big bikes
now go and put the kettle on Toots

 

[Wolfie]

tooti if some bloke twice the age of my daughter made approaches to her, i would gladly do time.


parents are there to protect their children not to let them get hurt.

 

[osprey03]

Protect or control ?? Fine line to walk isn't it.

I would hope that when my daughters are 16, I would have given them enough guidance to be able to make a reasonable judgement or ask me if they are not too sure. If not, then I would feel that I have let them down.

This thing about age, I think is complete rubbish, if the person is decent, then I wouldn't have a problem if my girls brought someone older home.

 

[BlackBirdBaz]

tooti if some bloke twice the age of my daughter made approaches to her, i would gladly do time.


parents are there to protect their children not to let them get hurt.

Would you like a single or a double room Sir ? All are en suite, with colour televisions & kettles, you can provide your own play station and games but you get free membership to the local health club too with oppotunties to learn a new skill or trade.

All paid for by the tax payer.

Baz

 

[Duck n Dive]

well whatever else this thread has sure stirred everyone into responded, well done bikerbaby!

Just look at the views and replies clocked up........

My tuppence worth.... think carefully and try to be very sure. There are many things you can't undo once their done or can change the whole future for you so have a really good honest chat with yourself as to why you think you feel the way you do. I have a feeling you're not exactly sure so you're asking for advice here. If that's the case it makes me think it's proly not the right thing for you right now.

:beer:

 

[tootyfluti]

Gypsy :t what am I going to do with you eh??


Wolfie, I can understand the need to protect your children, I have one of my own but like Osprey says there is a fine line between protect and control.
I would rather my son ended up with an older woman who treated him right, than one his own age who made him miserable and treated him badly.

This whole business of the bloke being at fault gets up my nose as well, women are perfectly capable of seducing men as well you know and it does after all take 2 to tango. Like I say, Andy and I found out who our real friends were when we got together, it`s just a shame people have to be so narrow minded.
It`s a personal choice but not one I think a parent has the right to make for their children.

 

[B1rdie]

Thank You

I`m sorry I just can`t agree with that at all, my Dad accepted Andy with no qualms whatsoever, as did my Mum.
They know he make me depressed , pissed off, angry etc but most of all he makes me happy. What right have you got to dictate to your daughters who they see, you don`t own them. You can guide them but at the end of the day it is their choice. Would you really make your daughter choose between her man and you, whatever happened you would be considerably lower in her opinion.
Why can`t a younger woman be allowed to choose someone older, surely you should support them and be there to pick up the pieces if it all goes wrong, just as you would with a bloke of her own age.
(The you in this i not you personally but you as a generalisation ofDad`s as it were!!)

Spot on. You saved me ranting again :yo:

 

[B1rdie]

Protect or control ?? Fine line to walk isn't it.

I would hope that when my daughters are 16, I would have given them enough guidance to be able to make a reasonable judgement or ask me if they are not too sure. If not, then I would feel that I have let them down.

This thing about age, I think is complete rubbish, if the person is decent, then I wouldn't have a problem if my girls brought someone older home.

Exactly.

If you do the job right by the time they are 16 they are mature enough to ask.

I hope that good parents would understand and they are the ones that should act in a mature manner as well, although it would seem highly unlikly judging by some of the responses on here.