Philwhiskeydrinker
Well-Known Member
Isn't orange the new dark side?
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Dee Dub
Active Member
It is a period of civil war.
Rebel spaceships, striking
from a hidden base, have
won their first victory
against the evil Galactic
Empire.
During the battle, rebel
spies managed to steal
secret plans to the Empire's
ultimate weapon, the
DEATH STAR, an armored
space station with enough
power to destroy an entire
planet.
Rebel spaceships, striking
from a hidden base, have
won their first victory
against the evil Galactic
Empire.
During the battle, rebel
spies managed to steal
secret plans to the Empire's
ultimate weapon, the
DEATH STAR, an armored
space station with enough
power to destroy an entire
planet.
Dee Dub
Active Member
Lord Vader will provide us with the location of the rebel fortress by the time this station is operational. We will then CRUSH the rebellion with one swift stroke.
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Dee Dub
Active Member
I find your lack of faith disturbing.I don't think the dark side is so dark anymore, seems it is illuminated by the flames from the owners wallets.
Andy.
Dee Dub
Active Member
Meh, the Death Star has enough power to destroy an entire planet.
Sorry, I got carried away again.
The Liquid Cooled boxer engine is quite a feat of engineering. Very smooth and docile, capable of pulling from low revs, yet put it into "Dynamic" mode and things can get a little frisky. Not sportbike-frisky of course, but frisky for a big 'un.
I'm thinking of getting a second bike, though. When I'm out and about I keep darting down narrow country lanes, you know, where the gravel down the centre turns to moss, then turns to grass... Then what little asphalt remains is broken up... I'm thinking of a mid-range adventure bike, like a 650 V-Strom or Versys, or perhaps a Sertao.
The obstacle is the "n+1 rule". That's not the "n+1 rule" you know about (i.e. the ideal number of bikes is n+1, where n=the number of bikes you already own). No, no. This is the number of cats my girlfriend has is n+1, where n=the number of bikes I own.
A second bike means a third cat, and I can't contemplate a third cat!
Sorry, I got carried away again.
The Liquid Cooled boxer engine is quite a feat of engineering. Very smooth and docile, capable of pulling from low revs, yet put it into "Dynamic" mode and things can get a little frisky. Not sportbike-frisky of course, but frisky for a big 'un.
I'm thinking of getting a second bike, though. When I'm out and about I keep darting down narrow country lanes, you know, where the gravel down the centre turns to moss, then turns to grass... Then what little asphalt remains is broken up... I'm thinking of a mid-range adventure bike, like a 650 V-Strom or Versys, or perhaps a Sertao.
The obstacle is the "n+1 rule". That's not the "n+1 rule" you know about (i.e. the ideal number of bikes is n+1, where n=the number of bikes you already own). No, no. This is the number of cats my girlfriend has is n+1, where n=the number of bikes I own.
A second bike means a third cat, and I can't contemplate a third cat!
Philwhiskeydrinker
Well-Known Member
Bu@@er me theres not many bikes uglier than a Deauville but BMW are right up there [emoji16]
Enjoy!
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Dee Dub
Active Member
Yup, it warps the spacetime continuum and so causes light to bend. Cheers.It's feckin' huge!
Does it create it's own local gravity well?
Oh, and happy new bike day.
