busabeast

Just now, Clive said:

Amazed that they are still going....

 

We kept it from when skye was a baby

3 minutes ago, Saul said:

I aspired to one but never got there, was distracted but other things.  I had an XS750 for awhile which I liked but it was my first big bike and I moved onto something quicker before to long.  
 

And no I am not ginger I had a girlfriend who was a trainee hairdresser, who fucking ruined my hair

Bullshit, that's from the roots Saul.... can't worm away from that!

Ginge 

1 minute ago, Clive said:

Iools like a top box...Kappa or Givi?

 

Silver Cross, only the best top box for my boy

1 minute ago, Six30 said:

is he drinking milk from the tit ?

No he's being bottle fed,with the wife's epilepsy she's chosen not to tit feed 

The boys first shopping trip to tesco.

His sister is infatuated with him, never wanting to leave his side and always the 1st to want to help feed or change him.

He's also gluttonous, he's now drinking his milk like it's going out of fashion 

11 minutes ago, Saul said:

Mate you haven't met her, I have spent years cringing every time she got on a horse, real adrenaline junkie.   One the back going out to the Britt she kept on egging me on to go faster or 'ave him dad, she is a bloody menace.  .  But I will say she is very good on a horse and doesn't ride beyond her ability.  I have told her that high jinks are for track days not the road.   Like I say I hope the ladies will help her learn as well as me.    

I'm sure she will do well with both yours and the ladies group's guidance. 

And with being a horse rider she will already have the coordination needed for a bike, and I'm sure to a point the horse has bought her not to target fixate even if a horse is a live animal with its own thoughts unlike a bike.

It sounds like she will go far in the biking world, with I hope none or limited unscheduled laydowns.

5 hours ago, Six30 said:

amateur ... they wake up eventually with that.

A claw hammer is the way to go, it's abit gorey but you get used to it.

And he's home 

2 hours ago, Sir Fallsalot said:

It’s time to cast off next stop Cherbourg see you losers next weekend 

Don't sink will you 

1 hour ago, Pedro said:

Class! 

 

I like the picture with the hill behind the bike, spoiled by the topbox but there you go. 

It's all ruined by a top box isn't it, like that one of the reservoir, the bloody top box gets right in the way of a nice view 

59 minutes ago, Pedro said:

Gorgeous looking water, too!

He's lucky none of us were there we'd have chucked him in mainly to check the water depth

1 hour ago, XTreme said:

No.....not the bike! Obviously I have no idea how to do shit like that.

I'm talking about the reservoirs, because we've had years of very little rain. And there's now a serious drought situation.

Now I'm not one who normally looks for more rain, but every year the price of straw for the horses has been going up.

We used to pay around €400 for a year's worth......but last it was €1200 and we had to have it brought in from Albacete. Which is about 150 miles away.

So an increase in rainfall and the filling of the reservoirs is critical.....not just here, but throughout Spain. So off I went to check the current situation.

Luckily, the weather was great......around 20c! So it was perfect conditions!

The approached into Castril.......and the wall of the Dam.

This is The Style!

I was amazed when I saw the levels in Castril because when I came here last Summer it was very low indeed. This is probably the highest I've seen it in 5 years!

It's nowhere near it's highest, but the water line has gone up a lot.

Two car loads of a Spanish family then turned up......three generations of them. So I ended up having to take a load of group photos of them.

They weren't from Andalucia because they were speaking Spanish in a grammatically correct way rather than slurring words and leaving out letters in words. 

Lovely people......couple of hot girls in their 20's with them. I wanted to show them my pussy and get a photo with those two, but I couldn't very well tell the rest of the family to get out of the way! 

Then it was on to San Clemente.......the levels there had risen a bit but nothing like the scale it had in Castril.

Most of the land you see here was underwater when I came here in 2005......

Had to get the obligatory shot on the bridge.....obviously destined to be BOTM for April.

Bike ran great as usual.......these rural roads are the perfect place for it. And it actually made me think......"Why am I considering selling it?"

Well there we are! I got out and did something......and in doing so, I made a positive contribution to the forum!

Some of you lot should try it sometime!

Not a bad ride around then pete, how far did you travel today then, im planning to go out on my bike during the next 2 weeks while I'm off on paternity leave 

32 minutes ago, Renegade said:

He's nearly a month old now

That's great news mate, how's he settled in at home? 

12 hours ago, Renegade said:

More younger members

 

That's great Phil how old is the newborn now?

I'm bringing the mrs and the boy home after 8.25pm tonight, given the epilepsy meds hazell is on he needed observations for 48 hrs to make sure he wasn't getting any withdrawal symptoms but all is good. 

13 hours ago, Pedro said:

Hey @busabeast, might we be looking at the youngest ever member of the forum?

There could well be a possibility of that, but for that first he'd need to own a bike wouldn't he?

2 hours ago, XTreme said:

Exactly!

Get some viton items! 

Order is restored

1 hour ago, Marcel le Moose Fondler said:

Busa next bike.

 

Hmmm let me think.....

No thanks 

27 minutes ago, Pedro said:

I meant it as a compliment. Must be a great feeling.

Haha I know you did mate, he's a great little fella, even if neither of us slept a wink last night 

31 minutes ago, Pedro said:

Congratulations! He does look like you!

Haha the poor bugger, though you're not the only one that has said that 

30 minutes ago, Saul said:

Congratulations.  

Thanks Saul, it was a close run thing though, we didn't have long before he'd have been born either at home or in the car, once we got to the delivery suite it was 12 minutes from the moment she got on the bed to him entering the world 

11 hours ago, Buckster said:

Shouldn't you be off stocking up on Yorkie bars?

i would have been but..... it was hospital time at 8pm and he was delivered at 8.25pm.

Both of them are doing very well, we've named him Leo, now that's enough dustbin lids for us, hopefully we will take him home Sunday morning. 

Just now, Buckster said:

No, I believe in barstewardship. 

All hail the ale

1 minute ago, Buckster said:

Get Wankstain to explain it, he will spend three days telling you how to unscrew the float bowl but never once mention the screws, screwdriver or float bowl.

And you will just say that if you believe then God will do it for you....

2 minutes ago, Buckster said:

It is extrapolated from the genealogy in the bible. See here.

Hmm it's a load of old made up bollocks that they used to scare the poor and uneducated masses nothing more nothing less.

34 minutes ago, boboneleg said:

That's just wrong , it's like painting a Honda green 

 

I think the colour suits it