See that John InmanQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
I am aware of his work
You lost a fight to him. He beats you up every day.
Enjoy the reptiles, stay single and just have the bike, Goodnight Pal;)
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See that John InmanQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
I am aware of his work
You lost a fight to him. He beats you up every day.
Enjoy the reptiles, stay single and just have the bike, Goodnight Pal;)
Nobody likes you, everyone left you, their all out without you, having fun.
Green Day live, Wake me up when September comes:cool:
Quiet round here.
Was quiet around here last night!!
Morning all.:)
Morning:) Oh he's gone.:D
morning! will do a one hill wonder and say bye also :d!
Oh, he's gone as well:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
hey merry I noticed you lived near Lake Ontario, was that Toronto?
might have to read reply later though, take care.
Small town called Stirling, nearest big town was Belleville. About 50 miles away from Toronto. From age 4-6. Still remember it now. Wolves wandering down the street in winter. A Musk rat in the kitchen till my Dad poisoned it. He got offered a job in Vancouver BC after two years in Ontario, Mum was homesick and they decided if they were gonna have a big move, it would be back here. Shame really, Could have grown up playing ice hockey with them canucks:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
and instead of those wacky fell races you could have been running the rockies
http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/top_ten/n...fox-terry.html
still have his story on my wishlist at amazon, what a story and what a guy
Nice thought, could be Rockylegs then. Love stories like that, anythings possible, shame he died, but its what he did while alive that matters. Same for us all. Ever heard of this guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
http://mtbike.mountainzone.com/2005/...ies/index.html