One of my friends described Harley Davidsons like a large fat girlfriend...
Good to ride, but nothing you want to show off to your buddies... ;)
A Norton Commando featherbed on the other hand...
UK cars and mc's rules ! (hehe that was behaving like an adult Harald !)
Brgs, Harald Sakshaug
-----Opprinnelig melding-----
Fra: Scott Seidler [mailto:sseidler@easterndatacomm.com]
Sendt: 16. mars 2000 22:11
Til: 'William G. Lamb, III'; Nick Verbeek
Kopi: morgans@autox.team.net
Emne: RE: Sex appeal
HEHEHEE,
Now that one was self serving - just to keep the peace!
By the By -- Leave Harley Davidson out of it - some of us ride em just for
fun and to annoy our neighbors early in the morning!
--Scott
77 HD XL Show Custom (2nd place winner 1999 so there!!!!!)
-----Original Message-----
From: William G. Lamb, III [mailto:lambroving@worldnet.att.net]
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 3:37 PM
To: Nick Verbeek
Cc: morgans@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Sex appeal
Hi, Nick,
If you substituted Harley Davidson for Morgan, I would
heartily agree with the "substitute for the inadequate"
description of the article. If anything, it has been my
observation that men with Morgans have the most
tolerant and best-looking wives and girlfriends of any
group, so Morgans and Morgan drivers must attract
the best of the fair sex, (starting with your own bride,
Coline, to be sure!).
One of these days I'm hoping that my Plus 8 will
attract the proper attention. (Perhaps that's beyond
the power of ANY car in my case!) Meanwhile I
will continue to enjoy the challenge of driving my
car briskly or just cruising leisurely through the
countryside.
I am looking forward to seeing both you and Coline
in Canterbury. It's my turn to buy the pints.
Best Regards,
Willie
P.S. Do you think the author of the Times article
was jealous?! Perhaps he doesn't like women
either?
At 08:23 PM 3/16/2000 +0100, Nick Verbeek wrote:
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>According to The Times this morning:
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>Sex appeal
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>The Morgan sports car remains the ultimate fantasy for men
>obsessed with the inadequacy of their gear-sticks, with its
>poor relation, the MG, trailing somewhere behind. Claims
>that women equate sports cars with sex presumably refer to
>the gynaecological exposure involved in getting out of one.
>
>
>Anybody recognises himself????
>
>Nick Verbeek
>
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