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Why doesn't anybody use the chatroom, I'm lonely and have no friends :moan: :slobber: :thumbdown:
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Re: RE: UHE Lounge
Now that's just mean!
cypher said:
Now that's just mean!
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*** usual I don't understand a word of what you are saying, I think I'm gonna start taking lessons, to learn this Jibberish language
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*** usual I don't understand a word of what you are saying, I think I'm gonna start taking lessons, to learn this Jibberish language
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Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
LeFrog said:
Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
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Ouch... 1 all, your serve Mr Frog...
Sparks.
BelgiqueBasterd said:Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
Ouch... 1 all, your serve Mr Frog...
Sparks.
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It's just a cyclic thing. Usually, after a group ride, the site's activity plummets. This time was no exception. Over time, activity eventually picks back up and the room gets used more. Never a lot, but more
The only reason the site's activity is up right now is because of the new model release. New visitors usually don't use the chat room.
During it's active time, there were usually 5-10 people in it nightly(GMT-5 to GMT-8 ).
Any time I see someone in there, I stop in. Usually, it's just someone who logged out incorrectly
thanks,
json
It's just a cyclic thing. Usually, after a group ride, the site's activity plummets. This time was no exception. Over time, activity eventually picks back up and the room gets used more. Never a lot, but more
The only reason the site's activity is up right now is because of the new model release. New visitors usually don't use the chat room.
During it's active time, there were usually 5-10 people in it nightly(GMT-5 to GMT-8 ).
Any time I see someone in there, I stop in. Usually, it's just someone who logged out incorrectly
thanks,
json
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He is the one making the attack and by the way I am Flemish myself, there's a community of about 50,000 of us in the very North of France.
Funny how each time I bring wine and cheese to a party in the States, it gets razed and looted by everyone in attendance, I guess there is something French in every American, a certain je ne sais quoi :twisted:
Half of my family is Flemish Belgian, by the way, somehow I like this language, which I understand ok, I never had to learn it, I guess I would if I had to herd cows or something.
sparks said:BelgiqueBasterd said:Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
Ouch... 1 all, your serve Mr Frog...
Sparks.
He is the one making the attack and by the way I am Flemish myself, there's a community of about 50,000 of us in the very North of France.
Funny how each time I bring wine and cheese to a party in the States, it gets razed and looted by everyone in attendance, I guess there is something French in every American, a certain je ne sais quoi :twisted:
Half of my family is Flemish Belgian, by the way, somehow I like this language, which I understand ok, I never had to learn it, I guess I would if I had to herd cows or something.
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one of the funniest things i've read on this site in a l-o-n-g while!!!! as the yanks say LMAO!!!!! :lol: :lol:
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Taffy
BelgiqueBasterd said:LeFrog said:
Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
one of the funniest things i've read on this site in a l-o-n-g while!!!! as the yanks say LMAO!!!!! :lol: :lol:
regards
Taffy
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Ohlalala, the french! Cows aren't herded they just walk around in fields Sheeps live in herds, but that is more the speciality of the Welshmen.
I was in wales last year, and learned that the Welsh technique for herding sheep is quite unique, it involves putting the rear legs of the sheep inside you wellies and have the sheep facing a canyon so it pushes back more?? Never understood that technique fully
Anyway I live in Bruges and work a lot in the ports of Dunkerque, Calais, Boulogne,.. I went MX riding last year for the first time ever at Dunkerque at Loon Plage, don't know if you know, don't know how long you've been gone. Very interesting, I greatly underestimated the amount of physical strength wich was involved in dirtbiking! Two laps wore me out completely and on my third lap I did a semi backflip (apparantly you can't go full throttle of off a jump ) and landed flat on my back, so that was it for the day!
LeFrog said:sparks said:BelgiqueBasterd said:Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
Ouch... 1 all, your serve Mr Frog...
Sparks.
He is the one making the attack and by the way I am Flemish myself, there's a community of about 50,000 of us in the very North of France.
Funny how each time I bring wine and cheese to a party in the States, it gets razed and looted by everyone in attendance, I guess there is something French in every American, a certain je ne sais quoi :twisted:
Half of my family is Flemish Belgian, by the way, somehow I like this language, which I understand ok, I never had to learn it, I guess I would if I had to herd cows or something.
Ohlalala, the french! Cows aren't herded
they just walk around in fields Sheeps live in herds, but that is more the speciality of the Welshmen.I was in wales last year, and learned that the Welsh technique for herding sheep is quite unique, it involves putting the rear legs of the sheep inside you wellies and have the sheep facing a canyon so it pushes back more??
Never understood that technique fully Anyway I live in Bruges and work a lot in the ports of Dunkerque, Calais, Boulogne,.. I went MX riding last year for the first time ever at Dunkerque at Loon Plage, don't know if you know, don't know how long you've been gone. Very interesting, I greatly underestimated the amount of physical strength wich was involved in dirtbiking! Two laps wore me out completely and on my third lap I did a semi backflip (apparantly you can't go full throttle of off a jump
) and landed flat on my back, so that was it for the day!Re: RE: UHE Lounge
:lol: :lol: :lol: What,no velcro mitts?Must have been a pro....
BelgiqueBasterd said:LeFrog said:sparks said:BelgiqueBasterd said:Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
Ouch... 1 all, your serve Mr Frog...
Sparks.
He is the one making the attack and by the way I am Flemish myself, there's a community of about 50,000 of us in the very North of France.
Funny how each time I bring wine and cheese to a party in the States, it gets razed and looted by everyone in attendance, I guess there is something French in every American, a certain je ne sais quoi :twisted:
Half of my family is Flemish Belgian, by the way, somehow I like this language, which I understand ok, I never had to learn it, I guess I would if I had to herd cows or something.
I was in wales last year, and learned that the Welsh technique for herding sheep is quite unique, it involves putting the rear legs of the sheep inside you wellies and have the sheep facing a canyon so it pushes back more??
:lol: :lol: :lol: What,no velcro mitts?Must have been a pro....
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Taffy you are easily amused. Wine and cheese is good eat. Ot beats seaweed bread and "******" (whatever the heck that is) or whatever other crap you guys eat in Taffyland.
Taffy said:BelgiqueBasterd said:LeFrog said:
Whenever I start typing in French I get a sudden attack of lazyness and can't be bothered to do anything else but drink wine and eat smelly cheese.
one of the funniest things i've read on this site in a l-o-n-g while!!!! as the yanks say LMAO!!!!! :lol: :lol:
regards
Taffy
Taffy you are easily amused. Wine and cheese is good eat. Ot beats seaweed bread and "******" (whatever the heck that is) or whatever other crap you guys eat in Taffyland.
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Yes you do herd cows, over here in the States are people whose job it is to do just that, they're even called "cowboys". :roll:
Cows are so smart that they apparently pick on the language they are herded in and pass it to the next generation. When they exported certain cows to England, the English farmers could not herd them for some reason until a French farmer crossed the channel and taught them the few necessary French words they needed to herd them. That's a true story.
I am a country boy, no shame, all pride.
Belgian MX is quite interesting but why is it that France has placed 2nd two years in a row (after the US, you cannot beat them) and Belgium only 3rd and don't tell me it's because "HE" retired, he did race last year as well.
BelgiqueBasterd said:Ohlalala, the french! Cows aren't herded
I was in wales last year, and learned that the Welsh technique for herding sheep is quite unique, it involves putting the rear legs of the sheep inside you wellies and have the sheep facing a canyon so it pushes back more??
Anyway I live in Bruges and work a lot in the ports of Dunkerque, Calais, Boulogne,.. I went MX riding last year for the first time ever at Dunkerque at Loon Plage, don't know if you know, don't know how long you've been gone. Very interesting, I greatly underestimated the amount of physical strength wich was involved in dirtbiking! Two laps wore me out completely and on my third lap I did a semi backflip (apparantly you can't go full throttle of off a jump
Yes you do herd cows, over here in the States are people whose job it is to do just that, they're even called "cowboys". :roll:
Cows are so smart that they apparently pick on the language they are herded in and pass it to the next generation. When they exported certain cows to England, the English farmers could not herd them for some reason until a French farmer crossed the channel and taught them the few necessary French words they needed to herd them. That's a true story.
I am a country boy, no shame, all pride.
Belgian MX is quite interesting but why is it that France has placed 2nd two years in a row (after the US, you cannot beat them) and Belgium only 3rd and don't tell me it's because "HE" retired, he did race last year as well.
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I was in wales last year, and learned that the Welsh technique for herding sheep is quite unique, it involves putting the rear legs of the sheep inside you wellies and have the sheep facing a canyon so it pushes back more?? Never understood that technique fully /Quote
I saw one of those Welshmen, out in a fields next to one of them canyons, I wound down the window of the car and yelled out to him, "Oi! arent you supposed to shear it?", an the welshman yelled back, "Well I'm nooot shearin eeem wit yooo, m'lad, so pees orf!".
An I thought I was likely to have seen Welsh mountain ponies?
Azza.
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I was in wales last year, and learned that the Welsh technique for herding sheep is quite unique, it involves putting the rear legs of the sheep inside you wellies and have the sheep facing a canyon so it pushes back more??
Never understood that technique fully /QuoteI saw one of those Welshmen, out in a fields next to one of them canyons, I wound down the window of the car and yelled out to him, "Oi! arent you supposed to shear it?", an the welshman yelled back, "Well I'm nooot shearin eeem wit yooo, m'lad, so pees orf!".
An I thought I was likely to have seen Welsh mountain ponies?
Azza.
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All alone again :slobber: :moon: :hang:
I reckon its quite a good thing, I have had a couple of good 'chats' with Faktor, and a brief few words with TM enduro at one stage. It would be good to communicate with more berg bros at some time, but appears to be generally not in use.
Azza.
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