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nibnob21

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15th May 13 at 06:52

Pretty bloody impressive.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/motorsport/22265878

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Ben J

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15th May 13 at 06:59

This is awesome.

SVM 286

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15th May 13 at 07:09

Minddddddd Quaddddddddddd!!!

Gary

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15th May 13 at 09:54

Only got himself blown up for publicity imo

Ben G

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15th May 13 at 10:00

quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Only got himself blown up for publicity imo

just shows how stupid and juvenile steves comment was.

Jamie Walby

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15th May 13 at 10:09

Fair play to him. I love that the DR told him to get a new hobby. Not only did he ignore that he stepped it up and started racing.

Sounds like a funny bloke too. Tattoo of himself being blown up on his back

Gary

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15th May 13 at 10:57

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Only got himself blown up for publicity imo

just shows how stupid and juvenile steves comment was.

3CorsaMeal

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15th May 13 at 11:23

Respect to him, RIP to his feet

Nath

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15th May 13 at 11:23

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Respect to him, RIP to his feet

Oh right.

3CorsaMeal

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15th May 13 at 11:25

Just being normal like normal people and saying normal things, a contribution to the thread if you like.

Hammer

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15th May 13 at 11:36

Attention seeking prick, do you think there would even be a story about him if he had legs?

No, didn't think so.

Balling

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15th May 13 at 11:39

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Just being normal like normal people and saying normal things, a contribution to the thread if you like.

You are such a curious creature it's just unreal.

3CorsaMeal

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15th May 13 at 11:44

No, if he had legs he would just be another man on a bike. So not as amazing really.

Reminds me of the paralympics, fair play respect to them as well. Better than sitting around the house with no legs and moaning about it.

Hammer

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15th May 13 at 11:45

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
No, if he had legs he would just be another man on a bike. So not as amazing really.

Reminds me of the paralympics, fair play respect to them as well. Better than sitting around the house with no legs and moaning about it.

Exactly, so why are the BBC wasting tax payers money writing storied about average bike riders just because they have no legs?

3CorsaMeal

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15th May 13 at 11:50

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
No, if he had legs he would just be another man on a bike. So not as amazing really.

Reminds me of the paralympics, fair play respect to them as well. Better than sitting around the house with no legs and moaning about it.

Exactly, so why are the BBC wasting tax payers money writing storied about average bike riders just because they have no legs?

Is it to get other people with no legs doing things like riding a motorbike?

Gary

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15th May 13 at 11:52

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
Exactly, so why are the BBC wasting tax payers money writing storied about average bike riders just because they have no legs?

Prob not that easy to ride a bike with no legs tbh

Nath

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15th May 13 at 12:00

quote:
Originally posted by Balling

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Just being normal like normal people and saying normal things, a contribution to the thread if you like.
You are such a curious creature it's just unreal.

Drugs. Good advert to steer clear.

3CorsaMeal

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15th May 13 at 12:24

Do you have an excuse nath and hammer?

baza31

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15th May 13 at 13:45

Fair play to him. I bet he has some serious down moments though .I have full respect for the army lads and more so for their 'get on with it attitude' . They must know when they go in that the risk is high . It's almost lamb to the slaughter really . Their pay is no where near enough in reflection to the risk. Also bit brave to bolt his boots to the pegs

Balling

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15th May 13 at 13:53

quote:
Originally posted by baza31
I have full respect for the army lads

They don't deserve any more respect than the people who work at McDonalds or in an office.
They're just ordinary people in a different line of work, doing what they want like the rest of us.

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Brett

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