Reminds me of Jay Silverheels in his International Harvester Scout commericial, "Get 'em on up, Scout." I wonder how many International Harvesters are still on the road. I do know they lasted longer than my Renault R5.

I can't believe that I didn't vote for the blond, brunet or the beer!
I must be getting old.

LOL... I guess you'd better get off the bike your cycling through life on... You're going way to fast... Cause, if you're anything like me... getting old affects vision, color, taste buds and ones ability to react in a timely fashion over the handlebars... and later on regularity will force you to consider saddles with built in Depends instead of gel... :frown:

Dry martinis

Dark beers

36D cup sizes, w/o the silicone please

Fishnet stockings

Italian bicycles

Etc, etc....

I feel so special! (I am a redhead.)

Greywolf - you are one sick, one very sick lizard.

You like kwv brandy? kwv as in the South African, kaap wynkeldarsvereeniging (aka Cape Wine Cellars Association). that stuff is awful! You have to mix it with Coke to make it taste better.

Rum is fine, women are fine. But kwv? Ye gods, man, what are we to do with you?

you mix it with Lieberstien , (the stuff in the gallon jar) to tone it down a bit wat about S.A Railways own brand of brandy, now thats rough!! mix that with brake-fluid to tone it down, but your right ive no taste ,i used to drink 1/2 a glass of Mainstay neat in the morning for the bubulaass,

totsiens for now

Eina!

That proves it. You are a sick k-dog (better keep that one to ourselves)! SA railways. If ever there is a rail system worse than the UK, it's the SA. I was stationed for a while close to De Aar in the cape, and it was then a haven of steam locos. Then I was shunted (puns galore) to Mafikeng and that was another great place for steam locos. I had a meal at the local hotel in Mbabane, I think, where it finished with something like what you described, and I'm sure it was brake fluid. But the 'classic' I had was at the Holiday Inn up in Gaberone in Botswana. Waiter asked me in very bad English, and his Afrikaans was as bad as mine, so it was doomed to failure, what I would like to drink. I asked for a coffee and a brandy and coke. He came back to the table with 2/3 cup of coffee and a tacky bottle of KWV. He filled the rest of the cup with the brandy, and, literally, the coke. That's africa for you.

I still miss it though. I don't think any continent in the world makes better sunrises and sunsets!
It was awful.

Bokkie,
Y'all come on over here to Canada...
Ill make you eat those words...

9 hours to go from Montreal to Toronto(450 km), not once but both times Ive had the pleasure to make the trip.

I rest my case!

Trek

SRAM

Guinness (bottle or draft)

Miller High Life, in cans (so sue me)

Shiraz, from the lovely land of Australia

Redheads named Sandra

-RobCat