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MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013

Started by sidders1400, December 21, 2012, 05:03:17 PM

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Bryn

Quote from: Lonewolf on December 24, 2012, 08:02:58 PM
Bloody Christmas, thank goodness it's nearly over!  :sleep1:

The tree will be coming down on Thursday  :sleep1:

Kwikasfuki

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Lonewolf

#32
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I hate Christmas.

garfield1974

I can see that this topic is going in completely different direction  :whistling:

In good way  :yes:
To feel wind in hair, you don't need fast bike, you need hair :)

Lonewolf

Just under 4 hours and it'll all be over, what a  :censored:  shame.


Still there's always next year :popcorn:

garfield1974

#35
But then, wishes for New Year are coming  :banana:
To feel wind in hair, you don't need fast bike, you need hair :)

Bryn

Like the sig line electronics Garfield.  :banana:

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tommytool

I did my best. Fed and watered all, opened the house to all,  watched corrie and downton abbey. The only antidote is checking the ferry prices to Santander for July next year - I'm on the case now!

What a goddamn nightmare ! Thank god someone  ( the wife)  bought me some auto glym, and muc- off!

Happy  :censored: New Year!

O.C.

#39
Christmas isn't (obviously) for everyone, and "each to their own" we all have our opinions  :agree: ......but for some Christmas has a significance.

I'm not a religious type, but I can, and do, appreciate Christmas, especially so this year  :yes:

I can also spare a thought for those, less fortunate, who have nothing to celebrate.

So, every good wish for a happy, healthy, prosperous and peaceful 2013 with loads of great biking days 
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

#40
OC, joking apart you are spot on. Perhaps we all take for granted our lifestyles, possessions etc. I feel for single parent families who must find it incredibly difficult at this time of the year, struggling to make ends meet, not forgetting of course children who again through no fault of their own may have found themselves without one or both parents.


It can be a harsh world we live in.




garfield1974

Christmas has passed and Santa is going for deserved rest  :yes:


To feel wind in hair, you don't need fast bike, you need hair :)

Boomer

Christmas was nice and relaxed with not a kid in sight! :-)
I like Christmas, I just hate all the hype beforehand.
Have a fun New Years Eve everyone and all the best for 2013.

I'm in a happy mood as I FINALLY got to ride the bike on dry roads yesterday, for the first time since October!
BANZAI!!!!! :punk:
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

Rusty

Garfield ... that is a GREAT picture !!

Happy New Year everyone !  :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

jenros

Evening all!, just like to be given the opportunity to wish you all a fantastic and prosperious new year,,,,also to thank each and every one of you for your advise/help and general questions that i have thrown at you all during the past year or so,, as ive had the absolute pleasure of owning the gtr,,,an i love it to bits,,,,,so lets all hope next year,,,well 4hrs time! ,,,,brings some bloody fine weather,,,hope you all ride safe and have many many hours of enjoyment out on two wheels what ever you ride, Thanks again guys from the "jenros " family  :clap:x