Happy Because...

.....I just bought one of these!



Although mine is in silver.

That looks as though it's got some serious Vadda-voom!

yeah its a bit scary, 0-60 in under 4 seconds, 0-100 in under 6.

Of course, whats more likely is LW-Soiled Trousers in under 10 seconds

She's a beast, but fun and more comfortable than she looks! (I speak of the bike of course.. *checks around to make sure his other half can't hear him even though he's at work and over 40miles away* - you never know...)

My wallet feels a LOT lighter though :S

That must've set you back a fair bit eh? I'm not a motorcycle person myself but I suppose it would definately be worth it!

I'm hoping to get myself on off these! A lot more tidied up though. For touring Europe in!

Cool! Though you should remove all those extra seats and put something like a disco or minibar or something in ^^

Haha yeah! I'll tear some seats out and stick in stuff I need. I might just pull out the back seats and stick in a bed to solve accomodation along the Eurotrip!

L-Dubz do you get the magazine Performance bikes? if you do my uncles old Hornet that he built is in the artical about the best custom bikes of the last 25 years.

Cool! No I don't but I'll have to look it up now

Whats his name?

I love Hornet's - my first "big" bike was one

That is a VERY nice bike. Is it still as shiny as when you bought it?

Andariun wrote:

That is a VERY nice bike. Is it still as shiny as when you bought it?

Ummmm....parts of it are!

Alas I ride it all day every day so it only gets cleaned once a week.

....and its the wrong end of the week! She'll be shiney again come Monday

Is she shiney still? It's tuesday!

36809 wrote:

Is she shiney still? It's tuesday!

Nope

All covered in road grit, ice and bugs

Wolfie... did you clean it on monday?

36809 wrote:

Wolfie... did you clean it on monday?

I did, but I do a LOT of miles on that thing; its my main mode of transport. I'm not a 'Sunday Biker' y'see...

Fair enough. LW's serious about his biking, no staying in the garage here!

I went for an interview today that went well, its for a part in helping put together a TV show based in hull about regional music bands etc, I'd either be working on the technical filming side or graphic design/arkwork stuff, so I'll see what comes of it

Good stuff PJK!

I hope you get to do what you want to!

Aye good luck fella! I reckon you'd be pretty ace at such things; y'seem to have the kind of mindset that could pull such a thing off (going by your education I mean, I'm not summerising this from our l4d2 games, if I were I'd say you should save yourself for a zombie apocolypse where you find it funny to take the zombies side 50% of the time )

Seriously though, hope it works out for ya!

Yeah, good luck with that PJK! I'll be sending out good-vibe best wishes to the universe for you.

Thanks guys , its not actually a paid job its would a student run project which is being set up by someone called Alan Raw who hosts or set up Raw Talent (yeah I've never heard of him or it either, but it was still odd after googling him and finding his pic on the BBC for him to be sitting there interviewing me 30 mins later ), he'd be there to oversee it and give us help advice on how to run it. Initialy its only going to be a pilot but then if its good it'll get picked up so I'm nowhere near actually being in telly, but an interview to work in a unpaid job to make a pilot for an uncommishioned telivision show went well

Well good luck mate it all looks good on the old CV paid or not paid

Well they offered me a role in Graphic and website design, why website design I dont know I said I was working on a Flash Front page for a website for fun not that I can make websites lol maybe they didnt get any website designers at all so I'm their best option
Its not like I oversold myself either I disticntly remember saying my talents were amatuer a number of times, which looking back wasnt the best thing to say in an interview

PrioryJK wrote:

Its not like I oversold myself either I disticntly remember saying my talents were amatuer a number of times, which looking back wasnt the best thing to say in an interview

Based on my experience stating things as they are is never a bad thing... and well... it worked so enjoy

Wheeeey! Gratz Mr PJK!

I'm sure you'll have many a fantastic opportunity in the future with this. As for the web design part; I'm sure given a little practise you'll be a dab hand in no time!

Because I've got a job as financial consultant in the renown and biggest company operating in this field in Slovakia. It's a job that requires constant babbling about something and dealing with different kinds of people. And that's what I was exactly looking for Finally, I can start planning things without having to depend on parent's donations. It's a big step in everyone's life, so as mine = happy,happy for now


Ps: Gratz PJK, sounds wonderful and I hope it will open you many doors that were closed so far