lee1

great pic though gaz

great pics

@Stue11 wrote:

@Gazman wrote:

Hi Mate, This is what I think on the subject. I like many things, bikes, cars and guitars, amongst many other things. Some of my favourites are brand new and off the shelf and many are old and original and lots are old and modified. I don't think there is a right or wrong in anyone's choices but of course you will always attract other peoples opinions with the choices you make, that doesn't make them right or wrong. Noel Gallagher once said in an interview that there wasn't good or bad music only music you like or don't like. That is a good philosophy to have. He went on to say " who's to say the telletubbies are no good, my 3 year old loves them". I get that, music is for everybody not just a select few. I believe It's the same with everything in life, make your choice's and live by them. If you see a bike in a show room and you like it and can afford it, buy it, enjoy it and modify it if you want to and don't pay attention to other peoples opinions. One word of warning though, people will then label you arrogant so be prepared for that as well. There you go mate, philosophical and diplomatic in one paragraph, hope this helps. Gaz

end off well said Gaz.

@airlock wrote:

@lee wrote:

@airlock wrote:

well i'm starting to feel a bit more optimistic anyway just hope i can fall into something like a few of you have, sounds like my kinda process.

lifes a journey mate,just follow the right road

a satnav would come in handy

@airlock wrote:

well i'm starting to feel a bit more optimistic anyway just hope i can fall into something like a few of you have, sounds like my kinda process.

keep up the good work

good luck

left school aged 15 hated every day,left with nothing absolute drop out

did yts scheme on a building site labourering £26.50 a week if I remember right

left that worked in a steel works for a while left that then worked in a bottleing factory

then my mate got me a job at the garage where he worked,did that for a while sacked that off boss was a

Then worked in a factory makeing garden furniture worked my way up to assistant production manager
Then the company started useing agency workers,mainly all of them ilegal immigrants,made the job very hard,they cant speak english

so thought sod this,need to do something with my life,went back into mechanics went to college this was around 13 years ago,gained my nvq level 3,then did my ata
worked for landrover,bmw,tvr,and currently working for ford/kia/mazda dealership at the moment

not bad I reckon to say I left school with nothing

only ever been unemployed twice in 23 years and not for very long

keep us updated

@Stue11 wrote:

Fairplay good on them, my sister lost her purse on route to pay for her holiday a few year ago, she had £2000 on her, silly fool lost it on route she was devasted.......48 hours later there was a knock on her door and an elderly couple had her purse with all the money still inside bless em, me and my sister paid them a visit a month later just before xmas and we gave them £200 with a xmas card and thank`d them again for there honesty, bless there souls how many folk would do that today

@Davehutch wrote:

@lee wrote:

2 to make it more comfy

lose a few pounds

just have been down the dog & gun

@Davehutch wrote:

I want to be hair dresser !

@Stue11 wrote:

Try and do that to me you holes id have beaten em with me lid, poor chap i really feel for folk that get picked on by gangs of heads

2 to make it more comfy

lose a few pounds

well done chad on avoiding them

just be your self,let them do the talking then just go with it thats all ive ever done always worked for me

good luck

@Chadatious wrote:

stop acting hard stue. you may have big arms but im gigner and were just evil

@Stue11 wrote:

@lee wrote:

I hope dave as deleted him from facebook

Naa Daves a changed man what with camping with luke and all that he loves this dirt track stuff

its nearly dogging season