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I thought he was so intent on the pic that he drifted, then realized it is Cormanus.


05-05-2014, 01:29 PM
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Lol David
Another few more feet I think the ferret would be in wrong lane ! Lol


05-05-2014, 01:39 PM
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Biker I am actually on the right side of the road, but it's very hard to say that when it's actually the left (or, in heraldic terms, sinister) side.

More selfies, please.

The good news (or bad depending on your point of view) is that it's cooler here and I had to get my warmer gloves out today. I can't seem to do the mobile camera thing with them on. It's impossible to turn the camera on. A clever camera farkle is required.


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The correct side of the road is the left. The right is not correct, it's just right, alright?

It all dates back to when brave knights were horsemen and warriors, often at the same time. They would hold swords, maces or jousting sticks in their right hands, and would pass their opponents on their left side, allowing for some brutal swinging, stabbing, twatting, or skewering.

We kept this was as it is 'correct' and in case jousting ever becomes popular again.


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(05-05-2014, 06:52 PM)Tortuga_imp Wrote: The correct side of the road is the left. The right is not correct, it's just right, alright?

It all dates back to when brave knights were horsemen and warriors, often at the same time. They would hold swords, maces or jousting sticks in their right hands, and would pass their opponents on their left side, allowing for some brutal swinging, stabbing, twatting, or skewering.

We kept this was as it is 'correct' and in case jousting ever becomes popular again.

Mmm. I would have joined forces with you but for the historical explanation.

I suspect jousting on horses may well be a thing of the past. Is the motorbike the horse of the present. In which case, mate, we may be rooted as you could hold a lance in your left hand and work the throttle with your right. Under those circumstances—unless you saw Red Mist hurtling towards you—it would make more sense to ride on the right.


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(05-05-2014, 01:39 PM)Ridem32_imp Wrote: Lol David
Another few more feet I think the ferret would be in wrong lane ! Lol

What??? I'm almost dead center in the lane... you're messing with me huh?


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Lol ferret.


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(05-05-2014, 06:52 PM)Tortuga_imp Wrote: The correct side of the road is the left. The right is not correct, it's just right, alright?

It all dates back to when brave knights were horsemen and warriors, often at the same time. They would hold swords, maces or jousting sticks in their right hands, and would pass their opponents on their left side, allowing for some brutal swinging, stabbing, twatting, or skewering.

We kept this was as it is 'correct' and in case jousting ever becomes popular again.

Interesting! I did not know that is why y'all drive on the left. I thought I was gonna joust with a lady in a Hummer the other day, she thought she was in England, or perhaps Australia.


05-06-2014, 07:58 AM
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(05-06-2014, 07:58 AM)davidsargee_imp Wrote:
(05-05-2014, 06:52 PM)Tortuga_imp Wrote: The correct side of the road is the left. The right is not correct, it's just right, alright?

It all dates back to when brave knights were horsemen and warriors, often at the same time. They would hold swords, maces or jousting sticks in their right hands, and would pass their opponents on their left side, allowing for some brutal swinging, stabbing, twatting, or skewering.

We kept this was as it is 'correct' and in case jousting ever becomes popular again.

Interesting! I did not know that is why y'all drive on the left. I thought I was gonna joust with a lady in a Hummer the other day, she thought she was in England, or perhaps Australia.

Sounds like you escaped, David. That's good.

I suppose the alternative was that you skewered her. That may also have been good.


05-06-2014, 09:08 PM
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I was assuming for the alternative. But......, you know.

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