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Jan 14
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Remember when refuelling your bike and your glasses are misted up not to put your head over the hole in the tank in case there is a massive splash-back into your face and you get petrol in your eyes.
It does sting a tad and yes I'm a plonker
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Jan 14
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At least you did not light a match to see the level.
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Wow Mark, you sure can tell your an ex-teacher. Here lately you've helped expand my vocabulary tremendously....
1. Plonker - "dope, idiot, moron, wally, pillock, dunderhead, dimwit"
2. Plonker - "The term plonker started out as a reference to someone who was forever drunk on cheap wine (cheap wine is nicknamed plonk) this person was usually a homeless person, or poor person.
Today the term plonker is a very light hearted insult. It's not even seen as an insult, it's like calling someone a wally. It's in no way meant maliciously. You call someone a plonker when they say or do something stupid."
Definitely a much more gentile way of calling someone a dumbass....
Thanks for learning me....
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Albert Einstein - "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe."
Martin Luther King Jr. - “Nothing in the world is more dangerous than a sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - “There is nothing worse than aggressive stupidity.”
Mark Twain - “Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.”
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Jan 14
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Romulus111VADT wrote
on Jan 14
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Wow Mark, you sure can tell your an ex-teacher. Here lately you've helped expand my vocabulary tremendously....
1. Plonker - "dope, idiot, moron, wally, pillock, dunderhead, dimwit"
2. Plonker - "The term plonker started out as a reference to someone who was forever drunk on cheap wine (cheap wine is nicknamed plonk) this person was usually a homeless person, or poor person.
Today the term plonker is a very light hearted insult. It's not even seen as an insult, it's like calling someone a wally. It's in no way meant maliciously. You call someone a plonker when they say or do something stupid."
Definitely a much more gentile way of calling someone a dumbass....
Thanks for learning me....
The origin I'm familiar with is a tad more basic.
http://onlineslangdictionary.com/definition+of/plonker
plonker
noun
* British origin. Popularised by U.K. sitcom 'Only Fools and Horses'. Means penis, used as a derogatory term or an idiot, but also often used affectionately.
You're an idiot, such a plonker.
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Jan 14
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Hagar wrote
on Jan 14
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Romulus111VADT wrote
on Jan 14
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Wow Mark, you sure can tell your an ex-teacher. Here lately you've helped expand my vocabulary tremendously....
1. Plonker - "dope, idiot, moron, wally, pillock, dunderhead, dimwit"
2. Plonker - "The term plonker started out as a reference to someone who was forever drunk on cheap wine (cheap wine is nicknamed plonk) this person was usually a homeless person, or poor person.
Today the term plonker is a very light hearted insult. It's not even seen as an insult, it's like calling someone a wally. It's in no way meant maliciously. You call someone a plonker when they say or do something stupid."
Definitely a much more gentile way of calling someone a dumbass....
Thanks for learning me....
The origin I'm familiar with is a tad more basic.
http://onlineslangdictionary.com/definition+of/plonker
plonker
noun
* British origin. Popularised by U.K. sitcom 'Only Fools and Horses'. Means penis, used as a derogatory term or an idiot, but also often used affectionately.
You're an idiot, such a plonker.
Oops, forgot the link -
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=plonker
- this is where I got the above definitions. I only looked at the first few.
I sure didn't know until I googled it....lol
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Albert Einstein - "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe."
Martin Luther King Jr. - “Nothing in the world is more dangerous than a sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - “There is nothing worse than aggressive stupidity.”
Mark Twain - “Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.”
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Oh dear...
Who switched the lights off? I can't see a thing....... Hold on, my eyes were closed. Oops, my bad...............&&
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Plonker...I must store this one away for future use.
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BigTruck wrote
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Plonker...I must store this one away for future use.
You could, but no one in the States would get it without reading this thread!
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) Ozzy. Just be glad you're not a mechanic. Rust is worse. I was once trying to loosen the bolts on an exhaust manifold, (under the car at the flange where the exhaust pipe starts) and had a piece of rust fall into my eye. (Plonker for not wearing safety glasses) At least it was big enough that I was able to remove it with a magnet. Still, no fun.
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I met the worlds biggest plonker this morning. He knocked me off my bike and then buggered off! His mate the 2nd biggest plonker then decided to run over my hand with his Discovery rather than go round the motorcyclist stranded in the middle of the road and trapped under his bike!
There are two types of aeroplane, Spitfires and everything else that wishes it was a Spitfire!
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Groundbound1 wrote
on Jan 18
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BigTruck wrote
on Jan 16
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Plonker...I must store this one away for future use.
You could, but no one in the States would get it without reading this thread!
I can't speak for the rest of New England but I've been familiar with the word for a long time; it may, however, have to do my grandmother's late 19th and early 20th century Canadian ancestry.
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ozzy72 wrote
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I met the worlds biggest plonker this morning. He knocked me off my bike and then buggered off! His mate the 2nd biggest plonker then decided to run over my hand with his Discovery rather than go round the motorcyclist stranded in the middle of the road and trapped under his bike!
Ouch! Did you break any bones?
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Amazingly all that kevlar in the gloves seems to have spared me. I'm rather bruised down my right side and aching and the hand is a bit swollen but otherwise I'm remarkably unscathed.
Alas Saturday will now be dedicated to the repair of the bike as the end can is rather fruity due to the damage and one indicator is knackered. I can also probably fix the fairing rather than buy a new one.
I'm just glad I'm not eating hospital food!
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Jan 28
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ozzy72 wrote
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Amazingly all that kevlar in the gloves seems to have spared me. I'm rather bruised down my right side and aching and the hand is a bit swollen but otherwise I'm remarkably unscathed.
Alas Saturday will now be dedicated to the repair of the bike as the end can is rather fruity due to the damage and one indicator is knackered. I can also probably fix the fairing rather than buy a new one.
I'm just glad I'm not eating hospital food!
I need another language lesson Mark. I get knackered, and I am very familiar with motorcycle nomenclature, but what is an 'end can'?
If God intended aircraft engines to have horizontally opposed engines, Pratt and Whitney would have made them that way.
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Groundbound1 wrote
on Jan 18
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BigTruck wrote
on Jan 16
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Plonker...I must store this one away for future use.
You could, but no one in the States would get it without reading this thread!
Wouldn't matter in the Marines, my troops would just assume it was bad.
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Better your hand than your neck...!
Been thinking about buying a (first) bike- somebody talk me out of it!
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Jan 29
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First time I've had an "off" for 16 years. Only my second accident with a motorbike in some 17 years of riding, the other one was a couple of weeks after passing my test and was pure inexperience!
I've been riding since I was 9 and on the road since I was 21. Not a bad track record.
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Did you get any number-plates and was Plod interested long enough to put down his cup of tea and respond?
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Nah, I was busy lying under the bike having BMFs in Discoveries using my limbs as target practice Matt.
But don't worry I'll not forget the blokes face or car and if I see him again I'll tail him home then ring my cousin the firearms team with a tip off he is a drug dealing murdered and let justice take its course
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ozzy72 wrote
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Nah, I was busy lying under the bike having BMFs in Discoveries using my limbs as target practice Matt.
But don't worry I'll not forget the blokes face or car and if I see him again I'll tail him home then ring my cousin the firearms team with a tip off he is a drug dealing murdered and let justice take its course
In the words of Pierre Ambroise Francois Choderios de LaClos ........"La vengeance est un plat qui se mange froid,"
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In the words of Dirty Harry "Do you feel lucky, punk?"
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Im assuming that its a sports bike you have got your self there. Hope it all goes back together ok. (if you need some one to have a look at your fearing I know some one who is fantastic at getting them sorted and is very reasonable price wise.)
Iv been riding for 13 years only ever had two offs once a week before my test (locked up front wheel at lights searching for some where and the guy in the car in front stopped at green) I super maned off my Honda CG125 (First Bike) and looked silly but was ok. The second time was when I left my Brake lock in tryed to rush to catch some friends up landed in a big heap fortunately by BMW K100RS (Second bike big jump I know) did not land on me!
(edit due to me being a plonker and not seeing page 2 )
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ozzy72 wrote
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In the words of Dirty Harry "Do you feel lucky, punk?"
No I am sorry but he never EVER said that that is one of the biggest misquotes that come up all the time whae he actually said was!
"I know what you're thinking. "Did he fire six shots or only five?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk? "
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You could be right there Buggs
Once the little people have gone to bed I think I'll watch Harry, perfect with some beers
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ozzy72 wrote
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In the words of Dirty Harry "Do you feel lucky, punk?"
Another memorable quote that might apply -
Quote:
Harry Callahan: Listen, punk. To me you're nothin' but dogshit, you understand? And a lot of things can happen to dogshit. It can be scraped up with a shovel off the ground. It can dry up and blow away in the wind. Or it can be stepped on and squashed. So take my advice and be careful where the dog shits ya!
Sudden Impact (1983)
Harry was such a class act.....
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Clint has ALWAYS been one of my favourite actors, whether being Harry, the man with no name or even accompanied by Clyde the most famous orangutang! I wonder, are there any City Heat fans out there? The pairing of Burt Reynolds with Clint and chucking the legendary Madeline Kahn into the mix was pure comic genius
I always liked the way everyone said the Western was dead, then Clint releases "Unforgiven" and blew the world into the tumble-weeds
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I love the way your topic segways from bikes to brawn. They do go hand in hand. Your safety record is pretty impressive. I'm getting a little long in the tooth to be riding 'crotch rockets' anymore, (Honda Hurricane was my fav. in the early 80's). It's all about comfort now...yawn!
Started when I was 14, back in the 70's, with a little Hodaka 125. Graduated through the dirt bikes to the crotch rockets and finally to the cruisers.
In all that time I was never injured (some minor spills) and only pulled over twice for flying low without a pilots license.
Glad your O.K. and remember revenge is a dish best served cold!
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ozzy72 wrote
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Amazingly all that kevlar in the gloves seems to have spared me. I'm rather bruised down my right side and aching and the hand is a bit swollen but otherwise I'm remarkably unscathed.
Alas Saturday will now be dedicated to the repair of the bike as the end can is rather fruity due to the damage and one indicator is knackered. I can also probably fix the fairing rather than buy a new one.
I'm just glad I'm not eating hospital food!
I never really expected to read a report like this one, about you Mark ? W T F !
Come on out here and we'll ride the island AND keep both wheels underneath us as we enjoy a little twist of the throttle in the mountains.......
Sorry to hear, but glad that is isn't imobilizing for you ....
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ozzy72 wrote
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First time I've had an "off" for 16 years. Only my second accident with a motorbike in some 17 years of riding,.............. Not a bad track record.
Not bad at all - but two more than me,...then again, I only started riding back in the late 60's ......not sure if that covers your 17 yrs.....not rubbin in anything Mark, I respect your record and know that mine is just around the next corner ....It sometimes scares me off the bike before I get on for a ride......10 mins later though, I'm out the door and lookin for trouble..........
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Better your hand than your neck...!
Been thinking about buying a (first) bike- somebody talk me out of it!
My only advice to you Sean, is accept everything as your responsibility and you'll do fine - but - if you can't have that outlook, don't ride, someone out there may take you out. You are the only one who can affect your destiny on the bike to keep you safe........
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I'd say if you're an emotional person, or get hecked up by numb-nuts on the roads then DON'T ride! You have to lock down your emotions or you'll get angry and do something that'll get you killed.
I'm still happily riding but I've got to finish the fairing repairs
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I'd say if you're an emotional person, or get hecked up by numb-nuts on the roads then DON'T ride! You have to lock down your emotions or you'll get angry and do something that'll get you killed.
I'm still happily riding but I've got to finish the fairing repairs
Good call Mark, I usually never think of things like this, but yes, hot-heads can get too bent on "fixing" the morons who continually try to kill us two-wheelers on the roads....
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