Great answer. We ARE in too much of a hurry. My only question is, why would you want to ride to Montreal????
Great answer. We ARE in too much of a hurry. My only question is, why would you want to ride to Montreal????
I'm not too lazy to work, just too lazy to look for a job.
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What does it say in your sig?? lolOriginally Posted by keysyrider
These signs are posted at motorcycle accident hotspots in the U.K. by a road safety action group and they are very commonplace.
Last year, during a visit to England, my wife had to talk me out of stealing one.
slo
Oh man, it didn't take long for a classic Slo-ism to come out. I'm still laughing at that one; your theft could have had the same potential result as stealing a "Bridge Out" sign minutes before a bus full of girl guides roared by.Last year, during a visit to England, my wife had to talk me out of stealing one.slo
Slo-ism?
Remember that time I had a massive Freudian moment and called you Ewe?
slo.
It happens more often than you might think. It's become a bit of a baaaa-d joke around here...Remember that time I had a massive Freudian moment and called you Ewe?
I know that it`s probably not a record but has anyone seen a sign that proclaims a longer stretch of twisties in Canada.
This one`s in Ontario, but where?
slo.
I'd love to know where that is. North of Sault Ste. Marie?
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I figure it must be a little farther east, closer to Ottawa due to the bilingual wording. I don't know of any other areas where French appears on highway signs in Ontario.
Good point. However, there are a lot of French-Canadians in northern Ontario as well. The question is, does Slo know where this sign is and just threw it out there as a riddle, or does he honestly want to know too? Well Slo?
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