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And Kojak, "who loves ya, baby?"

okay, Now I remember Bronson but I never really watched him. I just checked out a youtube and heard him sing "that" song while riding his bike (not-so-good voice). Kojak? Parents watched his show all the time, and it was common to hear those 4 words said no matter where you were!
So...can we make believe that "today's quick pic(s)" are of Bronson and Kojak? (trying to keep on target here. oh crap who cares! )

Its valantines day and whitenoise and gn2 are swapping love songs? here is my poem to my wife:

roses are red violets are blue
I love you darling and my pcx too!

Maddiedog, what is the red bike in your stable? It doesn't look like our 150. Is it a bigger bike?

Yup! It's a Honda Silverwing 600cc. Here's my thread I posted when I got it: http://hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=540

....got carried away. What say you, gn2? SAY Something....
Taz you're such a romantic, you're poem says it all
Cheers all ye lovers!

We looked at a Silver wing but we didn't like the looks of the back end. I can't explain that but I think k the Burg man 400 has a nice view of the back, and my wife loves driving it since it sits low enough to the ground that she can actually sit in the driver's seat without having to worry about balance. I loved the power that the Silver wing had. In the end we decided that 400 cc's is more than enough power for us. We have discussed the Burg man 650 AND the Silverwing many times since the purchase, but we still think the Burg man 400 was a good choice for us. My wife does not like the idea of being g a passenger on any bike so the bike had to fit her as well as being comfortable for both of us. We bought the PCX after the 400 because we felt that it was a great bike for her size and was easy to control. She has dropped it twice now, but in both cases she had stopped on gravel and her foot slipped. Imagine how that would have been on the 400!

I passed these guys on my way home from work yesterday:
That's a cannon from the Civil war.

Mons meg at Edinburgh castle. Dates from 1457. It could fire one of the big cannon balls 2 miles.

Alibally wrote:Mons meg at Edinburgh castle. Dates from 1457. It could fire one of the big cannon balls 2 miles.

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I would pay to see that

you you wrote:

Alibally wrote:Mons meg at Edinburgh castle. Dates from 1457. It could fire one of the big cannon balls 2 miles.

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I would pay to see that

Unfortunatly it burst in the 17th century when in use against the invaders from the "south"

Alibally wrote:

you you wrote:

Alibally wrote:Mons meg at Edinburgh castle. Dates from 1457. It could fire one of the big cannon balls 2 miles.

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I would pay to see that

Unfortunatly it burst in the 17th century when in use against the invaders from the "south"

Gn2 told me that if it was fired into the centre of Edinburgh it could cause thousands of pounds worth of improvements

I'd have a word with him if I were you

Probably would in some parts..

I lived in Edinburgh Castle circa 1980 and was a personal friend of Tam the Gun.
He once let me fire the one o'clock gun.
http://1oclockgun.org.uk/tam_the_gun.html

gn2 wrote:I lived in Edinburgh Castle circa 1980 and was a personal friend of Tam the Gun.
He once let me fire the one o'clock gun.
http://1oclockgun.org.uk/tam_the_gun.html

Is that a euphemism?

There's a joke in there somewhere about firing blanks but I can't think of one at the moment.

Alibally wrote:There's a joke in there somewhere about firing blanks but I can't think of one at the moment.

I think you just made it

Is this still about impromptu pictures? I had one unexpected picture around two years ago with my old bike....parked in a dodgy area with very hidden "private parking" signs at what turned out to be a dodgy pub's car park...apparently they made more money with private parking "offenses" than with beer...at least the clamp matched its colour.

Oh, that blows. How much did you have to pay to get your bike back?

maddiedog wrote:Oh, that blows. How much did you have to pay to get your bike back?

156 British, hard earned, not budgeted for, after lots of income tax pounds....for 10 minutes parking...makes the equivalent of 936 Pounds per hour, more than my hourly wage! At least it included the fees for using card payment...and if he felt insulted, it would have cost me another 50 quid - that was actually on the bill I got!