Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Kevin Wood on 18 May 2011, 19:35:15
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-13437279
Words fail me. ;D
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I have ridden a motorbike on a train ;D ;D
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::) At least he wasn`t trying to book a ticket in a sleeper carriage with one of his sheep! ;D
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What a shame as horses and ponies used to be regularly transported on trains. Sign of the times - no box van, H and S rules etc etc.
Back in the seventies , I worked in the very centre of Leicester and a work colleague got as phone call from personel asking him if he had parked his horse on the 2nd floor below basement level? Yes he said. Sorry , no horses allowed. He had ridden it from Twycross to Leicester. He had to go home early.
Later I found out that he was estranged from his wife and lived in a caravan in a layby on the A444. Mail he had posted to work. He travelled to work every day with a Montego estate loaded to the gunwhales with Gymkana stuff.(He was a key event organiser) He was an eccentric but a decent bloke and good at his job. No place for his sort nowadays in society!!! (sadly) :'( :'(
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Depending on time of travel I'd rather take my chances with an equine than some Humans.
And motorbikes are no problem if pre booked I believe. Used to be anyway.
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I have ridden a motorbike on a train ;D ;D
So have I, but it was back in 1973 and a Honda SS50, no fizzy nonsense.... :D :D :D
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I have ridden a motorbike on a train ;D ;D
So have I, but it was back in 1973 and a Honda SS50, no fizzy nonsense.... :D :D :D
Early 80s and easiest way to get them up the ramp :y
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Why.. If you've got a perfectly serviceable motorcycle... or donkey, for that matter, would you be trying to travel by train? :-/
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If on L plates can't use motorway, and if just picked up your first sub 125cc bike at the wrong end of the country...
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Why.. If you've got a perfectly serviceable motorcycle... or donkey, for that matter, would you be trying to travel by train? :-/
Can't carry all of the stuff 160 miles. Clothes ect.
Loads of people did it.
Sometimes took two station/digs trips
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:o It gets worse......
......he`s been to A&E and `down the pub with it! ;D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-13451965
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:o It gets worse......
......he`s been to A&E and `down the pub with it! ;D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-13451965
Now, he might be on to something there... I wonder if they could be trained to leave a dollop behind on command every time I get served a bad pint? ::)
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:o It gets worse......
......he`s been to A&E and `down the pub with it! ;D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-13451965
Now, he might be on to something there... I wonder if they could be trained to leave a dollop behind on command every time I get served a bad pint? ::)
You are frequenting the wrong ale house if you are getting bad pints. Spare a thought for those getting "lager" and wishing they could get a "bad pint" ;D ;D
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You are frequenting the wrong ale house if you are getting bad pints. Spare a thought for those getting "lager" and wishing they could get a "bad pint" ;D ;D
Had to have a pint of that at the weekend 'cos we drunk the hotel in Wales out of Double Dragon. <shudder>.