mike1949

Cheers Sacha, what time is it in Idaho, It's 8:09pm here in Wiltshire.

I'm trying to think what magazine he was from. Was it Private Eye or Mad?

I have great fun with the big bubble wrap at work. Get about a ten foot strip of it and place it in front of the fork lift and drive over it. Sounds like bonfire night. Talk about kids having fun, I'm 63.

Can one presume one is talking about "Johnny Rotten" Not only can't he sing, but he is terrible in the "English butter" advert. When he sits in his armchair and a lady gives him some crumpets, he says "thank you farmers wife" Does that mean that he is a farmer (I doubt it) Or, is he shafting another farmers wife? Or, is he just "being friendly" to the farmer that just stopped in his tracks?

While watching I was hoping a tractor or a 4WD was going to come along and rescue him.

Brilliant vid, but what happened at the end, did he manage to pick his bike up? Will we ever know ? Watching him ride through the wet mud in tramlines with no steerway was awesome. But I can emphasise with him when trying to pick up a bike thats fell over because it's a dead weight. And as he said numerious times he was tired. It would be interesting to know what the outcome was.

Hi Chuck, welcome to the forum. Not much of an intro, just as well I got here before Sacha because she would have put you right. Chuck? I presume that's Charles in English. Anyway, as I said welcome to the forum.

If you look at my first post. This is it. "All right now" by Free

You beat me to it jimmy.

I must of liked it that much I copied it twice.

The ultimate one of all times.

The ultimate one of all times.

All I can say is I've just discovered how to put records onto the forum via u.tube No doubt you will hear more of my favourite records, so all I can say is don't encourage me. What about a bit of Status Quo, Small Faces, or even Jeff Becks chart topping song for which he was embarressed about?

I think I Found it.

I now do believe my ultimate favourite song is "Spirit in the Sky" By................................. Norman Greenbaum.

Try to listen to Albatross. Possibly the most popular instrumental of the 60's/70's

Welcome to the forum Nick. I was down in Brizzle yesterday with the missus and kids. Got the same bike as you as well. Mike

What is my favourite song? I think it is "Lazy Sunday Afternoon" by the Small Faces. Or it could be. And this is the real one. I'm not going to say any more, but this is the ultimate No.1 song of my choice. "Maggie May" by Rod Stewart. But I was serving on HMS Ark Royal before he recorded "I am Sailing"

I must admit "Pink Flamigo" Isn't one of my favourites. BUT. "Paint it black" is. The Rolling Stones is my favourite group of all times. One track I can't seem to get is "You better move on"

That was fantastic Pat. I'm trying to do the same but I can't seam to get there. I've mounted a small camera on the screen/front mudguard/helmet/jacket. But my problem is to much vibration or looking at the tree tops. Any help would be appreciated.

I've just downloaded the CD "Classic FREE" album to my I.Pod. Just listened to "All Right Now" It is my favourite record of all times, Apart from Simon & Garfunkel "Bridge over troubled waters" Also downloaded Thin Lizzy. I also think that "Whiskey in the jar" is my favourite also. I also think "Itchycoo park" is my favourite song as well. But, I recon Jimi Hendrix's "all along the watchtower" is my best song of all times. Now I'm listening to "Telegram Sam" by T.Rex I'm so confused as to which my favourite song is my head hurts.

Happy birthday guv/cobber

I watched two minutes of it then got totally bored with it, comitted suicide, then took a lie detector test, No I didn't!

HI Chuck, welcome to the forum. When you are at nuetral at traffic lights, try a little blip with the throttle, in other words rev up a little bit, then put it into first gear. Hope this helps Mike