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reesk92
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PostPosted: 00:47 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: hiya from dudley west midlands Reply with quote
hiya just found this site whilst looking for some info regarding having a earphone in whilst riding and the comunity seemed warm and freindly so i thought id join an become part of the cominuty

i got my license in june this year and have recently got my first bike a pegeuot ellisyo 100 its probably more a hair dryer than a real machine but im sure youll agree its better to have a tumble on a scooter than a serious crash on something i cant handle

anywho i look forward to chatting with you all at some point and will hopefully get you some pictures of my scooter for you to see
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PostPosted: 07:57 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Re: hiya from dudley west midlands Reply with quote
reesk92 wrote:
the comunity seemed warm and freindly


Errrrr... Confused


reesk92 wrote:
im sure youll agree its better to have a tumble on a scooter than a serious crash on something i cant handle


Nooooooooooo, Tef's going to tear you a new one for that. Laughing

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PostPosted: 09:14 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
As far as having an earphone in whilst riding...I do it. Quite a few people off here do it, long as you can still concentrate and hear what's around you you'll be fine.
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PostPosted: 09:28 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
I love listening to music whilst riding. Although I can look a bit of a twat when waiting for traffic lights to change as I can get a bit carried away Dance!
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PostPosted: 09:34 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
I'm in dudley too. A few of us are meeting up next sunday at 9am at quatt cafe near bridgnorth. This is a bit of a rare event, so if you dont come to this one, the next may be ages away. It should be nice meeting people.

Bit of a trek on a scooter, but you might enjoy it. You could take the little backroads through places like claverley rather than sticking to the B roads.

I like your posting style, and hope you stick around on this forum.
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PostPosted: 11:40 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
Welcome to the Nut House...

colin1 wrote:

I like your posting style, and hope you stick around on this forum.


And you're ok, Colin isn't as much as a raving Homo as that would suggest...*Insert the Mincing smiley face hands thingy*...
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PostPosted: 12:32 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Re: hiya from dudley west midlands Reply with quote
Rogerborg wrote:
reesk92 wrote:
im sure youll agree its better to have a tumble on a scooter than a serious crash on something i cant handle

Nooooooooooo, Tef's going to tear you a new one for that. :lol

Ee's fr'm Duh-oood'leeeee, iNeee, loik Lenni' 'enri', awl a bit suft, rawd thyre, enizwey, in'theey?

Wudd'n be wannin to teer'n-ee-moar arezoles, rownd D'uhdleee, oar Wulv'ramp'ptin.... thez git'nuff'uz'tizz!

ThOW, theY duz rekin, moast ov-em ur frum WENsbree or TIPtun, ooo loik, only PruTEns t'cum frum the BLAK-CunTREE, LOIK!

Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

Scooter: engine under bum, not between y'legs; diddy wheels, and the "OY-DEA"....'Sownlee-Skoota, INNIT??" is what means your MORE likely toi 'av AXid'nt' thun on 'proppa-boik' that has big wheels propper balence and demands a bit of respect....

Other wise....... welcome .....

{I appologise to tekin pIssss, loik this; bu' y'know 'ow tizz! Life time working in and around Brum; Dudleee is such a 'soft' bumigum.... Snowie, I cant take her to the Bullring; she thing every-one is practicing for a 'StandUp' act! She goes into fits of giggles at the hint of accent! And that's just a Sheldon 'twang', innit?!}
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reesk92
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PostPosted: 17:07 - 28 Aug 2011    Post subject: Re: hiya from dudley west midlands Reply with quote
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{I appologise to tekin pIssss, loik this; bu' y'know 'ow tizz! Life time working in and around Brum; Dudleee is such a 'soft' bumigum.... Snowie, I cant take her to the Bullring; she thing every-one is practicing for a 'StandUp' act! She goes into fits of giggles at the hint of accent! And that's just a Sheldon 'twang', innit?!}


its np i know what you mean i actually dont have a dudley accent i cant stand them
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ruck bodgers
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PostPosted: 13:36 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Re: hiya from dudley west midlands Reply with quote
reesk92 wrote:
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{I appologise to tekin pIssss, loik this; bu' y'know 'ow tizz! Life time working in and around Brum; Dudleee is such a 'soft' bumigum.... Snowie, I cant take her to the Bullring; she thing every-one is practicing for a 'StandUp' act! She goes into fits of giggles at the hint of accent! And that's just a Sheldon 'twang', innit?!}


its np i know what you mean i actually dont have a dudley accent i cant stand them


why ?. regional accents are a great thing . i would much prefer to hear a yam yam or a black country accent rather than hear it get replaced by that disgusting universal middle class student talk ...like..yah...tottally.
they have lived so long from the days of the settlements
there so rich in history .
regional accents are a great thing in my opinion .
could you imagine going to rural parts of devon and hearing people with rah rah accents ? how horrible would that be
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Slacker24seve...
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PostPosted: 13:41 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
colin1 wrote:
I'm in dudley too. A few of us are meeting up next sunday at 9am at quatt cafe near bridgnorth. This is a bit of a rare event, so if you dont come to this one, the next may be ages away. It should be nice meeting people.

Bit of a trek on a scooter, but you might enjoy it. You could take the little backroads through places like claverley rather than sticking to the B roads.

I like your posting style, and hope you stick around on this forum.


The more the merrier. Google maps suggests it would be quite a pleasant little ride Wink
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PostPosted: 14:08 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
I asked a bloke in Dudley for directions once... pointless exercise, he might as well have been speaking Cantonese. Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: 14:11 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
Andy_Pagin wrote:
I asked a bloke in Dudley for directions once... pointless exercise, he might as well have been speaking Cantonese. Rolling Eyes


i dont see what the problem is... my dad is from dudley, most relatives from that area and wolvo... i have no problems understanding them... loik ya know...
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PostPosted: 14:57 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hi and welcome
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PostPosted: 16:46 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
The999Kid wrote:
Andy_Pagin wrote:
I asked a bloke in Dudley for directions once... pointless exercise, he might as well have been speaking Cantonese. Rolling Eyes


i dont see what the problem is... my dad is from dudley, most relatives from that area and wolvo... i have no problems understanding them... loik ya know...


You're just too young.... its the 'Benny' association.... as in Benny from Cross-Roads; the accent has a natural commical connotation... re-inforced by the fact Brummies & Blackcountry folk are able to tale themselves not so seriousely.....

It is a loverly 'soft' accent for the most part, and it 'fits' that slightly 'row-t-und' bit dipppeee regional characature..... the gumbly-brumie!

But does depend on the person too; went out with a girl from sheldon.. once... emphasis on the ONCE..... oop Br-oared Street, loik.... did the BrrrrINDleee and the BASS-owse, didnwee?

Only out of her, it was more 'Yawl reet ShaZ!' with a deep nasal twang...... Loverly girl, and fit as feck, was secritree in purs'nell, troyin out t'bee modil, wanshea... but JEEZ, after the forth drink, any fantacies about what I could do with her after were COMPLETELY shattered!

Realised about then, I'm not a leg-man, a tit-man or arse man.... I'm a 'voice-man'.....

But its not JUST the accent, it's the natural tombre and sybilance of the speach.....
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PostPosted: 21:04 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
welcome by the way reesk92 . i went off on one about accents
and forgot to mention i seen slim line earphones for helmets on ebay for a few quid. never used them myself but im getting a pair .so i will let you know if there anygood
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PostPosted: 21:56 - 30 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
Teflon-Mike wrote:

Realised about then, I'm not a leg-man, a tit-man or arse man.... I'm a 'voice-man'.....

But its not JUST the accent, it's the natural tombre and sybilance of the speach.....


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PostPosted: 08:30 - 31 Aug 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote
Ariel Badger wrote:
Teflon-Mike wrote:

Realised about then, I'm not a leg-man, a tit-man or arse man.... I'm a 'voice-man'.....

But its not JUST the accent, it's the natural tombre and sybilance of the speach.....


Well if you ever go gay I am safe Very Happy


but are you.... Wink
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