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Post by HolerTogni » Thu Sep 24, 2009 9:12 am

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Re: Two Horsehead logo

Post by T-Power » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:34 am

stormy wrote:
T-Power wrote:
stormy wrote:
er.... what, one horse power? :lol:

Believe me...............one real horsepower can give you al lot more handling problems than TRX.

A TRX listens a whole lot better :wink:

Very true, cos at least with a TRX there is an "off" switch.

80+ hp with no brain is a lot more predictable than 1 hp with a peanut brain!

lickle story ....
Former work colleague and I were baiting each other about the benefits of horses vs bikes.
She says "can't beat the thrill of a horse at full gallop over the grass"
I reply, "yeh at around what 35mph?"
and a bit later whilst discussing stabling/garage security (there had been some horse attacks recently)...
I say, "I know my bike(s) are locked up nice n secure in the garage and won't go off on their own, see they have an off switch"
she says " well I know exactly where my horse is right now it is .... excuse me, let me take this call.....Hello, yes, He's done WHAT!!????"

Her "sensible and relaible" horse had only gone and jumped the field gate, kicked a Post Office van in the door and was last seen taking himself for a walk down the village high street by itself.
Laugh? I could have wet myself.
Bikes 1, horse nil.

None of the villagers who saw this happen would go near him (the horse, Charlie) as he is a full Arab stallion with a temperment and attitude problem, so approaching him with caution is always advisable!

dozy buggers at the best of time.
Best served with two veg methinks.
:lol:
mike
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

This is going off topic but I realy love your story. I ride horses myself (endurance racing) so I know "both" sides... :wink: ...and at home I've still got a bent heavy steel fence from a 2 year old arabian mare :evil: (i've sold that one :) ) I don't like horse that have such a behaviour.

Bikes keep the garage clean also (unless it's a Harley). Horse produces een big pile of .....
So its 2-0 :lol:

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