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  1. Here is a poem -

    "Bikes" - By Roger

    Bikes, spinning wheels - Two of them.
    A shoe on a pedal - Power!
    Another shoe on another pedal - Power!
    Hands - Two of them.
    They are on the handles - Control where you go.
    The broken glass is on the road - Don't ride over it!
    There is an old lady - Up ahead.
    She has seen you - Of Course.
    Hands - Two of them, control where you go.
    There is an old lady - In front of your bike.
    Don't ride over her - Control where you go.
    Dirt - Next to the river.
    Dogpoo - On the dirt.
    Riding - On the dirt.
    Dogpoo - On the tyres.

    Bikes, spinning wheels - Two of them.
    Two wheels, two tyres - Tyres on the dirt.
    Dogpoo - On the dirt.
    Riding - On the dirt.
    Dogpoo - On the tyres.
    Spinning wheels - Centrifugal forces.
    Dogpoo - Physical forces obeyed.
    Of it comes - Face it targets.
    Tissue - From backpack.
    Face is wiped - It still smells.
    Bikes, spinning wheels - Two of them.

  2. put the crack-pipe down Roger 😕 😕 And the dogpoo too Roger😄

    MM.

  3. monsterman said:

    put the crack-pipe down Roger 😕 😕 And the dogpoo too Roger😄

    Are you old enough to remember Cheech & Chong?

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    cfsmtb said:

    Are you old enough to remember Cheech & Chong?

    [PHP][/PHP]

    yes (38 years young) should have referred to the bong as against the crack pipe right, yes??😄

  5. monsterman said:

    [PHP][/PHP] [PHP][/PHP]

    yes (38 years young) should have referred to the bong as against the crack pipe right, yes??😄

    Correct. 😉

  6. oooh... those little old ladies not watching where they are going and causing you to cover yourself in dog poo...
    Oh The Humanity!! :p

  7. "cfsmtb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    monsterman said:

    put the crack-pipe down Roger 😕 😕 And the dogpoo too
    Roger😄

    Are you old enough to remember Cheech & Chong?

    --
    cfsmtb

    AAAAAHHHHH!! LABRADOR...............sniff :-)

  8. In article <[email hidden]>,

    cfsmtb said:

    Are you old enough to remember Cheech & Chong?

    Perhaps remember is a bad choice of words in this context...

    --
    Shane Stanley

  9. Shane Stanley said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    cfsmtb said:

    Are you old enough to remember Cheech & Chong?

    Perhaps remember is a bad choice of words in this context...


    As they say about the Sixties, if you remember them, you were not really
    there 🙂

    Karen

    --
    "I'd far rather be happy than right any day."
    - Slartibartfast

  10. "Karen Gallagher" wrote

    Quoted message said:

    As they say about the Sixties, if you remember them, you were not


    really

    Quoted message said:

    there 🙂

    Only the people who weren't there say that. The sixties, hmmmm..... I
    remember being in London for nine months and balmy evenings in
    Piccadilly Square, a year in the USA and going to a Club in Denver
    Colorado on a Tuesday Amateur Topless Night, going to Loveland Pass
    and seeing the 8000' elevation sign, being awed by Niagara Falls,
    spending more then a year in Sydney. Yes, I remember the sixties. It
    was the seventies when everyone had long hair and smoked weed. Cough,
    cough. :-)

    Theo

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