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nononononononno.... Biscuit comes from the French "bis" meaning "2nd" or " again" and "Cuit" meaning "cooked" so by definition a "biscuit" is cooked twice. Legally ( and not a lot of people know this... ) the difference between a biscuit and a cake or pudding ( to be fair, this is english law) is that a biscuit is hard, and goes soft when stale and a cake or pudding is soft and goes hard when stale. ? now you can't say you never learn anything useful on here!5 points
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I think logic and people's behaviour are two things that are unrelated at the moment. At a basic level people need to feel they have control, for lack of a better word, over something, anything in their lives and it can be the smallest thing. For some it is their house, or their job, or just how their closet is organized, but they need to feel that they are in command of the situation. Perhaps this is all he has to control and feels the need to do so in strange ways? But logic has left most I feel, long ago.4 points
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Damn, I need to work on those....they come with old age right? I do know some knobs, does that count?4 points
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Do you know what Caroline, (it is Caroline isn't it ?) If you can't laugh at yourself and your mates then what's the feckin point4 points
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only cos they always ease lockdown too soon and everybody goes apeshit and sets it all off again! there was an interesting quote doing the rounds a while back, something along the lines of " your grandfaters generation suffered the depredation of world war and endured the hardships of being drafted, forced separations, kill or be killed, the horrer of the trenches and all that war entailed, followed by years of rationing and hardship to rebuild their country. You are being asked to stay home on the sofa infront of the telly with your loved ones AND YOU CAN'T EVEN FUCKING MANAGE THAT! It boils my piss. there I said it.3 points
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Statewide Mask mandate has been lifted for our county and all is pretty much back to normal for us. More urban parts of the State still have some restrictions, but none out here in the boonies.3 points
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Do that near the Portuguese or Galician coast in the middle of the day and the coast guard will never think it's booze3 points
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Sofia's bike has a nice seating position, and is quite comfortable and neutral. I have trouble with the lack of steering lock because I've always had traillies that can turn on a dime, but that's it. It also weighs the same as a Tiger 800 but is way lower.3 points
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And @Grasshopper's Ride will tell you that I'm the Ringmaster in a circus of freaks!3 points
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Ya barf mode on have to make soup, doctors orders now jeez people get all excited when someone dials 911 around here. So, i;ll make some soup ok lets see, didnt @Grasshopper's Ride make a soup, yuck, do they want me to puke? i dunno, wait! I;ll make soup Shirley! Why do fresh, we have cans...3 cans of cream of mushroom, perfect, throw in two packages lipton onion soup dry mix, fire it up a bit... Stuff that in a slow cooker, needs, umm three pounds of chuck...yeah buddy! 100% organic! lol is there an inorganic isle just asking for a friend. been about 8 hrs now, soups on! Egg noodles! lol eat some Soup....Right....2 points
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I once threw up after having that one night in Liverpool. Delicious, but too rich on top of a belly full of beer, wine and port. ?2 points
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If you’ve got a toothache, you can’t tell your tongue to stay away...2 points
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Thank you! I have many sides, one side loves the history and such and always wants to learn. ...another side is silly and will still call them biscuits, but I'll keep it to myself going forward in life.....2 points
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Nothing to do with him catching you fingering his mrs at that meet in 2015 ?2 points
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Hey, a biscuit to me is what it is, I want to call them biscuits, I like that word biscuit......maybe here biscuits are different......I'm sticking with it..... THEY ARE TOO BISCUITS ?2 points
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Im sure you guys work, my carpet in my downstairs toilette under the crapper was made in portugal, thats something your country can be proud of. ?2 points
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Most XR400's are a peach to start, mine never gave me any trouble except when I forget to follow one of the three or four steps while it's cold for it's first start in months. Not following those easy steps and then having to kick for 5 minutes is a great way to warm up in a freezing morning, too ... - ignition on and fuel open, increase tick-over a smidge and close choke - decompression open and throttle open, and kick through 2 or 3 times - decompession open and throttle closed, kick 2 or 3 times - find tdc, raise the pedal and kick all the way through, job done, open choke and adjust tick over On that same day it will easily start first or second kick every time, unless you drop it when riding and shut the engine laying over (which you should!), then it's best you just take your helmet off and enjoy the fresh air for a bit (great chance to smoke if you like to ), and then it´ll start first kick. I don't ride it often, I like that it is more reliable on the trail after being left for 1 year stopped than anything modern with a small battery and race derived high engine compression. But the comfort of the button sure would be nice if on a long trip or indeed on those days you try to start it with the ignition off and then it's gym time!2 points
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I totally agree with you there Pedro. I mainly rode XR's when I had DR350's and the trail of the XR was much steeper in comparison to the Suzuki. The only reason so many DR350's sold in the UK Over the XR was when it got an electric start. I will never understand why Honda didn't put an electric boot on the 400 ?2 points
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Plumbing done, other than my stop cock leaking, another bloody job to sort but as everywhere's closed it'll have to wait. Prep the bikes for MOT today and maybe a little ride if time allows. Nice seeing Bath again Bob. Walked miles and miles there with daughter. We looked at house prices there too, can't imagine they've come down at all.2 points
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Happy Easter you filthy animals. Got a lot of roasting and baking stuff to get on with today so necessary to lubricate the day with plenty of wine. What time is it acceptable to start on the vino? I’m thinking 11am ?2 points
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I’m with Boboneleg on this, those tyres aren’t up to much. I also still have the stock tyres on the bike and a better set waiting to go on. Not done for the same reasons as you but they’ll be going on now, thanks for the warning ?2 points
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I have to be honest, im not as attractive as i seem. There, now i feel better.2 points
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He's not allowed to have a sharp stick so it'll probably be the gearstick from the number 14 to Leith2 points
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It's a classic ' front end washout ' where you have no ' side knobs ' on the tyre to give that direction and stability in loose stuff.2 points
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We all like a little lay down once in a while Have you thought about a more aggresive front tyre ? it would help you steer better on that sort of terrain. That was a classic front-end washout.2 points
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Thanks, nice dry warm cozy here, HVAC is working so dont you worry one bit! Cooking a roast, thinking of you not that much butt! ?1 point
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It was strange, not a hard road, but the dirt turns into a funny mush as the soil defrosts from the winter. I saw a soft spot, went to miss it, my front tire bounced a bit and my throttle hand got nudged and I turned my hand and the back tire caught the muck and spun around. Also, I was worried about the hard road coming up and was looking too close in front of me and not down the road....classic sleepy space out1 point
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I had put up a few pics last week when it happened, but things do get lost and forgotten. The Bark Buster twisted, the Double Take mirror bounced off my head and the shifter bent way back. The side rack was a little bent but everything faired fairly well. The crash guards have now been tested on both sides and work great!...lol1 point
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yeah, I want him to keep the old one as an "off road" chair that he can use as and when we're allowed back into town. that'd work so lng as we all know what the plan is in advance cos the carers need to know which chair to use for the day cos it's a looong and complicated job getting him into and out of it ( seeting as he can only move his eyes and his left hand a little.1 point
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