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MM;not sure if I will sign up,I cannot see a benifit,I am not really concerned if someone uses my ID as my only true computer friend will realise it isn't me besides their accent would give them away,I believe that during the duel Morgue saga that there were 3 fakers one earlier then a copy cat,I did do some research of the posting times and I doubted if either were Aussie's unless they were shift workers.Ace27 is quite entitled to have his oppinion on World War One,I am sure he wouldn't be old enough to remember so I would say he has given his opinion on what he has read.
Stay Upright you may get to race a Ducati as at the moment as 2 of the Ducati team are having an Upright problem.

Saltbrush. Ace was not expressing and opinion, he was virtually asking Morgue to show gratitude for his freedom of speech. There is a difference.

In world war one 'we' were neutral, while millions were slaughtered a mere 100 kilometers south of our border,
I can drag the American Independence war into it if you want, Adam and Eve or the final episode of the Muppet Show,
the butchering of the pygmees in the Mboto Gorge or the Boshin War, you choose

Troy Corser had to pull out of a quick lap at the Island yesterday as a Kangaroo was bounding along the track he also hit a seagull though he believed the seagull survived, its only a few days before MotoGp arrive at the Island I will arrive the day before with Pansy my Red Heeler cattle dog to help chase the Kangaroos out through the fences, the MotoGp bike is much faster than a Superbike it would be fatal if a MotoGp bike hit a Kangaroo, ECU or traction control wouldn't help in this situation, perhaps the maker that designed the Kangaroo Bar for a motor bike could have some extra sales down Cowes way shortly.
Ace27 did you race at The Creek in the rain before Christmas????

The animals are trying to take back Philip Island, next you'll see the penguins move in...

No, my club is,nt involed at the national level, not where Im concerned anyway.
i did see it and wished i was racing though, I know might be wrong but I just love racing in the wet. The weird bit is Ive never crashed in a wet race but have crashed once on the road in the wet and the other time about two years ago I ran off the road at the bend before the bridge at the top of Macquarie Pass going down it, I rode up the side of the mountain, came back down slip sliding all the way and ended up back on the road still in front, i beleive i may have scared the driver at that point, he was driving a Maloo ute.
I was going too fast, the front went walkies on the double white line at turn in.

Ace27 It's a pity you didn't ride in the rain at Eastern Creek as I would have liked you opinion on the type of fish that were swimming accross straight, I thought they may have been European Harps.I don't like riding in the rain I find it dangerous as I catch cold when I get wet and have to go to bed for a week. You take it easy in the rain don't want Marloo drivers frightened.

I think the reason I like the rain is that when I bought my first road bike I was 16 and silly (no licence), and being a 500gp freak i wanted to slide like them but my GSX250 was kinda.....powerless, So when it rained the hoons and bogans in their 4bangers were out lighting them up so thats what I did. When it rained i went out to my fav corners and started powersliding, drifting, backing it in and even more stupidly I loved to pull up in front of my mates with the front wheel locked (wet or dry), then let the brake off before stoppng so I did'nt stack it in front of everbody.

Where did it all go wrong ACE?