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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 7:58:22 PM   
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$15 it a bit for a screw, but I would pay it in a blink, not like you have to buy them often.

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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 9:11:33 PM   
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At $15 you got screwed, IMHO ! At that rate, a new bike would be around $100000 !

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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 10:16:39 PM   
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ORIGINAL: MarkR

$15 it a bit for a screw, but I would pay it in a blink, not like you have to buy them often.

Om married ..mine cost zippppppp


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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 10:30:53 PM   
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Ha, ha... Yeah it does. It cost more to keep ''em around then send them on their way when your finished with ''em.

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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 10:36:34 PM   
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The word "divorce " is from the Latin, which means
TO REMOVE A MAN''s TESTICLES THROUGH HIS WALLET

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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 10:45:17 PM   
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Ha, ha... Yeah it does. It cost more to keep ''''''''em around then send them on their way when your finished with ''''''''em.


Yer , but keeping them around is good value in other ways mate..
They become like an old familiar ride..

You know how fast they can go
You know how they handle
You know where all the bits are
You know what parts to service and when
Easy to jump on at 2 min notice
They always feel good because you know them well
If they break down you know "exactly where and what to play with" to get them fired up again
If they are feeling down you know a "good solid ride" will clear their head

and being able to service them regularly yourself instead of paying your mechanic every time to service them(although he might like it??) ....you save some cash !!!


< Message edited by CBRclassic -- 10/9/2008 10:49:43 PM >


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RE: screw - 10/9/2008 10:47:29 PM   
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The word "divorce " is from the Latin, which means
TO REMOVE A MAN''''s TESTICLES THROUGH HIS WALLET

Yer ..ain''t that true mate

I though it was Jewish ..for a very extreme circumcision ??


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RE: screw - 10/10/2008 9:15:38 PM   
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ORIGINAL: CBRclassic

quote:

ORIGINAL: Stray Cat

Ha, ha... Yeah it does. It cost more to keep ''''''''''''''''em around then send them on their way when your finished with ''''''''''''''''em.


Yer , but keeping them around is good value in other ways mate..
They become like an old familiar ride..

You know how fast they can go
You know how they handle
You know where all the bits are
You know what parts to service and when
Easy to jump on at 2 min notice
They always feel good because you know them well
If they break down you know "exactly where and what to play with" to get them fired up again
If they are feeling down you know a "good solid ride" will clear their head

and being able to service them regularly yourself instead of paying your mechanic every time to service them(although he might like it??) ....you save some cash !!!





Brilliant! Best post evar!!!111oneone

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RE: screw - 10/10/2008 11:52:53 PM   
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ORIGINAL: CBRclassic

quote:

ORIGINAL: Stray Cat
Ha, ha... Yeah it does. It cost more to keep ''em around then send them on their way when your finished with''em.


Yer , but keeping them around is good value in other ways mate..
They become like an old familiar ride..

You know how fast they can go
You know how they handle
You know where all the bits are
You know what parts to service and when
Easy to jump on at 2 min notice
They always feel good because you know them well
If they break down you know "exactly where and what to play with" to get them fired up again
If they are feeling down you know a "good solid ride" will clear their head

and being able to service them regularly yourself instead of paying your mechanic every time to service them(although he might like it??) ....you save some cash !!!



Brilliant! Best post evar!!!111oneone


Thankyou thankyou ...... you kind gentleman 

It is all too true though ..hey mate ..... ( I mean the original post ! )

< Message edited by CBRclassic -- 10/10/2008 11:57:58 PM >


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