Own up! Whos got 'strangely aquired' habits in the cerbie??
Own up! Whos got 'strangely aquired' habits in the cerbie??
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SXS

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3,065 posts

286 months

Sunday 19th February 2006
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Was havin a chat with next man today and as he left my premises, he pulls out a pair of suede gloves, I ask him "its not cold", to which he replied "they're for the car"... I pissed myself with laughter... but hey, aint nuttin wrong with that!

Own up if you too have 'strangely aquired' habits in the cerbie!

Mr Freefall

2,323 posts

287 months

Sunday 19th February 2006
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SXS said:
Was havin a chat with next man today and as he left my premises, he pulls out a pair of suede gloves, I ask him "its not cold", to which he replied "they're for the car"... I pissed myself with laughter... but hey, aint nuttin wrong with that!

Own up if you too have 'strangely aquired' habits in the cerbie!


Ash, you must be having MAJOR Cerbie withdrawel at the moment, this must be the 4th post you have started in the last couple of days...

Hope the Phoenix rises from the Ashes soon for you...

Mr F

SXS

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3,065 posts

286 months

Sunday 19th February 2006
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Only 4th post???? Damn, nowhere near as good as my old self...
You know, I've already gone through the phase of withdrawal symptoms. Now I'm just chilling.

hugh_

3,744 posts

270 months

Sunday 19th February 2006
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SXS said:
Only 4th post???? Damn, nowhere near as good as my old self...
You know, I've already gone through the phase of withdrawal symptoms. Now I'm just chilling.


Hi ash, any news on how the pheonix is coming, is there another press release imminent or will we have to wait?

Cheers
Hugh

Nickccc

1,682 posts

277 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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Only going sideways all over the shop, my only vice, well may be not....

robertjp

2,281 posts

254 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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Looking out on it on the drive every night before i go to bed, then every morning when i get up...

Come to think of it every time i can

>> Edited by robertjp on Monday 20th February 09:15

cerber450

1,517 posts

277 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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I have to do a yoga session every time I want to get in our out of it

peter_melichar

52 posts

260 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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Have a seperate pair of 'driving' shoes for driving the cerbie only - every time I get out of the car I change to my 'normal' shoes.

P

SXS

Original Poster:

3,065 posts

286 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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peter_melichar said:
Have a seperate pair of 'driving' shoes for driving the cerbie only - every time I get out of the car I change to my 'normal' shoes.

P


This is getting better!!!!

Right, who can better craigs yoga and peters driving shoes?

Mr.Cerbera

5,151 posts

259 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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Fridges are in the Garage. Can't walk past her without giving her a stroke and promising to see her again soon - What a sad git eh ?

bodger bedge

75 posts

259 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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Got the Cerb parked in the garage next to the Suzuki TL1000, the quad, a tractor? and all the rest of my toys. Each night I play enny, miny, mo then I convice myself that its all a good investment! It usually ends up with a play in / on each just to satisfy my conscience. Now all I have to do in convince my wife.
Plus, each toy gets a Chrismas and birthday special sorting out and a pressy....why not? the wife gets it!

spartacus

2,878 posts

299 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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SXS said:
peter_melichar said:
Have a seperate pair of 'driving' shoes for driving the cerbie only - every time I get out of the car I change to my 'normal' shoes.

P


This is getting better!!!!

Right, who can better craigs yoga and peters driving shoes?


Nothing wrong with that, for cerb driving need ultra lightweight trainers with thin soles, she responds best to delicate inputs, not having her peddles bashed with wooden clogs!

Rob Dance

200 posts

268 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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I have developed a "crick in my neck" syndrome over the last couple of years..... simply can`t walk away from the Cerb without at least one glance over my shoulder !!

SXS

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3,065 posts

286 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Rob Dance said:
I have developed a "crick in my neck" syndrome over the last couple of years..... simply can`t walk away from the Cerb without at least one glance over my shoulder !!


Thats a serious problem. There is a solution! Tell your other half to randomly park it in different locations without your knowledge, that way you dont have to worry about any form of RSI inhibiting itself...

SlvrCrb

1,180 posts

262 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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peter_melichar said:
Have a seperate pair of 'driving' shoes for driving the cerbie only - every time I get out of the car I change to my 'normal' shoes.

P


Me too. Mind you I wear new rock's normally and they are hilarious/dangerous to try and drive the CErb in. Only tried it once for 100 yrds.

SXS

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3,065 posts

286 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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Didnt someone once say they always hug their steering wheel before getting out the car?