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Outdated guys.... very outdated.

Its all about the figurative chains these days. The metal ones give people the totally wrong idea!

Best car chase - isn't that in one of the bourne movies!
 
Outdated guys.... very outdated.

Its all about the figurative chains these days. The metal ones give people the totally wrong idea!

Best car chase - isn't that in one of the bourne movies!

I am very much the modern man, Kris! I am a single dad, of 2 beautiful boys, who i have 50% of the time, and i work from home, so i can look after them...whilst my girlfriend, goes out to work a normal 9 to 5 job!

I cook dinner most nights, and i even do the washing, folding, vacuuming, etc...

Only thing i am missing, is a dead sexy butt, when i bending over with the vacuum cleaner, cleaning under the couch! :D:eek:
 
I am trying to work on that minus the working and the kids.
My missus still isn't convinced that I should be able to just stay home and look after the cat all day.
I think being a house-husband is a good way of breaking down years of sexual oppression and injustice.

When I find someone who agrees I'll let you know :D
 
I am trying to work on that minus the working and the kids.
My missus still isn't convinced that I should be able to just stay home and look after the cat all day.
I think being a house-husband is a good way of breaking down years of sexual oppression and injustice.

When I find someone who agrees I'll let you know :D
Mike always wanted to be a house husband looking after the kids.

Because of that, we don't have any kids :spank:
 
Being a stay at home/work from home dad, has it's advantages....

1. I get unhindered access to the net....more time to look for bike parts, mods, online!:Flash:
2. I dont have to deal with peak hour traffic, twice a day.:cheer:
3. I can go out and stuff around in the shed...while everyone else is out, or asleep, and unable to bother me with life's little disasters!:thumbup:
4. I get to pick what i eat for dinner every night!;)
5. I can go back to bed!:rockon:
6. I can get on the forum, and bag Rossi more often!:D
7. I dont have to get dressed if i dont want to! :eek:
8. I get to hang with all the "yummy mummies", when i go to get kid from school! :spank:
9. I get the longest shower in the house, everyday!
10. I can re-watch all the bike racing, without anyone to tell me it's crap! :Flip:
 
I cook dinner most nights, and i even do the washing, folding, vacuuming, etc...

cleaning under the couch! :D:eek:

I don't clean under the couch,there are things under there that arn't dead yet !

As for the ironing..............I gave that up,bought a new iron once,set it on automatic and went to make a coffee,when I came back the damn thing hadn't done anything,so I took it back for a full refund ;)
 
6. I can get on the forum, and bag Rossi more often!:D
7. I dont have to get dressed if i dont want to! :eek:

Ok, these ones disturb me........ :eek:

You & me both Kaz , im seriously hoping it doesnt mean he puts a bag over Rossi's head before he gets dressed & does :eek: :eek: :eek: :spank: :spank: :ban:
 
Rightio, new rant....this time! Freaking Bikies! Ok, i work in the city on weekends, and at night, and late at night, in the busiest street in Adelaide, when it comes to entertainment!

On the weekend, i rode my orange FZ6 to work...it got knocked over! is ok, few little scratches on the riders footpeg, mirror, bar end, and frame slider...not bad considering a police officer and a huge hairy bikie landed on top of it! in the middle of a big brawl...

There is a big fued between 2 rival gangs in Adelaide at the moment...and they have taken this fued to the streets, with very public bashings occuring in very public places on about 4 occasions now, that i can think of....at least 2 of them, whereinnocent, small children were in the area...

This makes me sick to the stomach...these kids dont need to see this barbaric behaviour!!! ever!

Things have definitely changed...in the old days, i thought Bikies had a bit of a code...to keep their issues with each other reasonably private, and to set up meetings or something, or arrange to do whatever it is they are going to do to each other in a place other than where they are doing it now, like shopping centre's, busy streets, etc...

I dont care about the bike getting knocked over...that has no mind to alter, but little kids, that's a different story...try explain to your little one why those Men are bashing the crap out of some guy with poles!

:(
 
Its sad when you can understand the anti bikie legislation even without agreeing to which the extent its powers extend.

These organisations have become so brazen and unaware that they deserve to just be thrown in jail.
 
I'm not good at rants, but I would like to hear some opinions on Burkas vs Helmets in public places/places of business.

Personally I think it's ridiculous, just because it's a belief doesn't mean it should make them different from anybody else.

Some people's beliefs tell them terrorism's the way to go, should that be allowed?

I know it's two totally different ends of the spectrum, but it essentially comes down to the same thing, two different groups of people are being given different rights because they believe in something.

If we can't wear helmets in banks, etc. because it obscures/hides our face, why should they be able to wear their headgear in exactly the same place, when it does exactly the same thing?!
 
Not going to comment :(

We used to have a political thread - ended up losing members over it and people were having some very heated arguments.

Don't want to see that happen again.

;)
 
Not going to comment :(

We used to have a political thread - ended up losing members over it and people were having some very heated arguments.

Don't want to see that happen again.

;)

Ah, my bad, it's just been peeving me lately seeing it on the news and all.
 
Just don't annoy the American's and you shouldn't have any issues, you know you've hit a raw nerve (and are probably right) when you get banned, and theres some particularly nasty old 'dogs who take freedom of speech as a very one sided proposition. Haven't seen any of them in a while however.

Our politicians can't even figure out what they want to offer the nation in an election, so I can't see any of them having the clout to actually take a stance on this issue. It will probably take a serious terrorist attack on our soil to see any proper action taken.
The issue we have is that we have been reasonably lucky so far, and awareness in our nation is generally much much lower than in other places.

I agree with you 100% though, its horrible double standards all based upon the politically correct mantra and religious freedom garbage.
There is however no point trying to actively argue the sides to the arguement, all you end up with is pushing everyone to the extremes, and lets be honest generally those who think its a 'right' to wear one don't have far to go.
Simply put I think its a reflection on western standards that we don't cover our faces, as an act of honesty, trust and society and I think we should maintain our values because I can tell you from experience few countries are as good as Australia, and once its gone its gone for good.

It comes down to the point that people should be allowed to wear what is decent (no nudity, and obviously not too much concealment) and you should be safe to do so wherever you live (from attack, recrimination, or sexual assault). It is already something slipping out of our grasp too.

Try going too many of the middle eastern nations and breaking the laws their religion has placed on society, you'll be lucky to escape with your life, let alone your freedom.
The difference is their society protects itself because its had to deal with threats for a long period of time, ours hasn't had to be nearly as resilient as it is younger and far more secluded. We'll either learn to protect it pretty quickly or we'll lose it.

I think we should have a referendum without the usual minority group bleeding heart do-gooder crap, and politically correct bleeting and let true democracy make the real decision. That way they can accuse us of being a bunch of red neck racists, but at least we know we are the majority :P
 
Not going to comment :(

We used to have a political thread - ended up losing members over it and people were having some very heated arguments.

Don't want to see that happen again.

;)

Personally I don't get very upset over internet chat and different people's views, 'cause I know I'm always right:BLAA::D...lol. Well there was that one time I thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken.:D



I'm not good at rants, but I would like to hear some opinions on Burkas vs Helmets in public places/places of business.

Personally I think it's ridiculous, just because it's a belief doesn't mean it should make them different from anybody else.

Some people's beliefs tell them terrorism's the way to go, should that be allowed?

I know it's two totally different ends of the spectrum, but it essentially comes down to the same thing, two different groups of people are being given different rights because they believe in something.

If we can't wear helmets in banks, etc. because it obscures/hides our face, why should they be able to wear their headgear in exactly the same place, when it does exactly the same thing?!

Couldn't agree more. What if I put a burka on over my helmet? Sweet! I won't have to take my helmet off anymore...woot!:cheer:

What about peripheral vision and driving? Helmets have standards. How about burkas. Shouldn't they need to be approved or of an approved type and have a label affixed?:confused:
 
I would like to say the same thing about thongs (shoes)...good looking chicks get into nightclubs wearing glorified thongs (shoes), but if i turn up to the door in thongs (shoes), i get turned straight around and sent on my way!

Life is full of inequity based on subjective authority!

I think that sums it all up....deal with it, and move on! Taking your helmet off aint that much of a drama!

:thumbup:
 
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