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Offline Muzz

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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #30 on: March 21, 2018, 02:21:15 PM »
I'm about to go under the knife again, (Damn you Abigail Carruthers!)
Pete

Bugger. She does have a lot to answer for. :evil:

The fact that you were a horny young buck not looking where he was going should not really come in to it; the fact she ignored your sacrifice is inexcusable. :rolleyes:
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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #31 on: March 21, 2018, 06:15:50 PM »
Just as an addendum to this thread AF1 currently have a 2012 NTX on the floor at a very attractive $7,499. I was seriously looking at this as it has luggage and alloy wheels, in fact it was everything I was looking for. So I got in contact with Micah and he confirmed to me, with pics, it's a roller top end machine! Someone snap it up before I give in to temptation.......

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« Reply #32 on: March 21, 2018, 06:32:03 PM »

First time we went states side we were luckily upgraded to a Mustang - I was a very happy boy  :thumb: - The only way it could have been better if it had been a V8  :evil:


I've been "upgraded" to a Mustang a couple times when renting cars.  I hate those things.

Looking out of the windshield is like looking through a pillbox slit, or driving a tank by using the periscope.    No visibility at all - I'd be changing lanes into people or running over things I couldn't see every few miles.

Anything but that ....

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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #33 on: March 21, 2018, 06:55:32 PM »
We did the Mustang thang about ten years ago on Jude's first US trip.



It must of been a long time ago as she was still colouring her hair! That's long fallen by the wayside! :grin: That car was hilarious! We called it the 'Gaystang' it was so monstrously, well, Gay! It was golden and had a stupid LED/LCD dashboard that could change to a whole range of 'Rainbow' colours, you could understand how it ended up being a hire car! Nobody in their right mind would want to buy a vehicle that so obviously advertised that you were on the trawl for a bit of bumsex! It was a hoot!

As a car it was a great disappointment! A great wallowing Turd of a thing with some miserable little V6 in it! To tell you the truth I think I'd prefer a Hyundai!  :evil:

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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #34 on: March 21, 2018, 06:59:41 PM »

I'm about to go under the knife again, (Damn you Abigail Carruthers!)

Pete


Who the heck is Abigail Carruthers?!?  :huh:
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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #35 on: March 21, 2018, 07:23:45 PM »
Who the heck is Abigail Carruthers?!?  :huh:

Keep your head in the game, son..  :smiley: Abigaile was the girl with the.. uh.. big  boomba boombas that Pete was ogling when he ran his bike into a car and lost a.. oh, never mind..  :grin:
Of course, I've never done anything stupid like that. <shrug>
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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #36 on: March 21, 2018, 08:06:52 PM »
Yes. I'm afraid to say Chuck speaks the truth.

I was waving at her chest back in 1973 and failed to notice the car in front of me had stopped. I used my nutsack as a sort of primitive air-bag on the back of the fuel tank of my moped and 'Exit testicle stage left!'. Since then, well, let's just say it's caused some problems.

The unkindest cut of all was even after sacrificing all I did I never even got a 'Mercy Grope'! The girl had a heart of stone!

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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #37 on: March 21, 2018, 11:37:52 PM »
'Exit testicle stage left!'.
Pete

Were you able to get it back?

Back in college I was skiing with a friend who rented skis with Burt bindings. Those bindings had a flat plate the boot clipped into and a second plate on the ski held together by a cable. The premise it that it let the ski completely disengage with the foot to lessen a potential knee injury as it let the ski windmill around. And that it did. Frank fell and was sitting crosslegged when I skied up to him, his hands cupping his groin and covered in blood. I asked what happened and he said "I think I split a nut." Sure enough, the ski tip whipped around, cut through his jeans, underwear and a portion of scrotum. 12 stitches to close. The doctor came out to the waiting room and when I asked how Frank was doing the doctor said... "He's a very lucky boy. He peeled the grape without hurting the meat inside."   :grin:
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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #38 on: March 22, 2018, 12:02:39 AM »
Not quite as visceral ... but

Many years ago I was a relatively novice skier getting towed up the hill's Black Diamond Run on a T-Bar. The fellow on the other side of the T-Bar was even greener than me !

He decided to sit down on the t-bar and promptly fell off. The bar went under my jacket, jumper and t-shirt (No modern Gor-tex then) and proceeded to drag me up the hill.

All I could hear was some woman yelling from the bottom of the lift, "Let it Go". Meanwhile I am rapidly losing consciousness due to the clothing strangling me.

I only just managed to get my hands to the clothing around my neck and ripped it in half allowing the T-bar to continue on and me to collapse 1/2 way up the slope, my Jacket, Jumper and T-shirt continued on with the T-Bar.

I caught my breath and skied down the slope bare chested and was promptly taken to the First-Aid station to get 4 or 5 stitches in a gaping wound on my back caused by the T-bar, I hadn't even noticed the pain or the blood.

All this time the local TV Station was filming the opening of the season and had my bare chested, blood streaming downhill run in the can.

You can guess what led the TV news that night.

The ski company was pretty good about it, picking up all my medicals, supplying me with new clothing and a upgraded lift pass for that year and the following one.

First time on a Black Diamond run was certainly a memorable one.


Were you able to get it back?

Back in college I was skiing with a friend who rented skis with Burt bindings. Those bindings had a flat plate the boot clipped into and a second plate on the ski held together by a cable. The premise it that it let the ski completely disengage with the foot to lessen a potential knee injury as it let the ski windmill around. And that it did. Frank fell and was sitting crosslegged when I skied up to him, his hands cupping his groin and covered in blood. I asked what happened and he said "I think I split a nut." Sure enough, the ski tip whipped around, cut through his jeans, underwear and a portion of scrotum. 12 stitches to close. The doctor came out to the waiting room and when I asked how Frank was doing the doctor said... "He's a very lucky boy. He peeled the grape without hurting the meat inside."   :grin:

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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #39 on: March 22, 2018, 12:14:28 AM »

The unkindest cut of all was even after sacrificing all I did I never even got a 'Mercy Grope'! The girl had a heart of stone!


You need to get into politics to get those!!!     :rolleyes:
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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #40 on: March 22, 2018, 02:40:00 AM »
We did the Mustang thang about ten years ago on Jude's first US trip.



.........As a car it was a great disappointment! A great wallowing Turd of a thing with some miserable little V6 in it! To tell you the truth I think I'd prefer a Hyundai!  :evil:

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Re: Looking for a Stelvio...
« Reply #41 on: March 22, 2018, 02:47:57 AM »
Yes. I'm afraid to say Chuck speaks the truth.

I was waving at her chest back in 1973 and failed to notice the car in front of me had stopped. I used my nutsack as a sort of primitive air-bag on the back of the fuel tank of my moped and 'Exit testicle stage left!'. Since then, well, let's just say it's caused some problems.

The unkindest cut of all was even after sacrificing all I did I never even got a 'Mercy Grope'! The girl had a heart of stone!

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