[Verdayne aka Wingnut]

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We just took second place in the Touring devision, at the ABATE/MDA bike show, in Washington, IN. Now I can honestly say, I have an award winning Goldwing.

 

[UbarW]

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Congratulations!:clapper:

That musta felt pretty good...

 

[Bigeesteve]

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:cheeky1::clapper:congrats

 

[Redwing]

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Congrats, and well done. :clapper:

:leprechaun: :18red: :leprechaun:

 

[cbhon]

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Well done,

Pity your bike isn'tRED, you would have got first place.

Regards,

John S.

 

[aspencade85]

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From one Hoosier to another, Congratulations.:clapper: I ride through Washington and Petersburgh every once and a while on my way to Evansville, I'll have to be on the lookout for an award winning bike. And by the way, I'll take blue over red anyday....But, yellow is best. Just my two pennies.

 

[wingdawg101]

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Hate to admit it but i'm "Hoosier" by birth!:goofygrin:

 

[Silverfox]

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If you come over the pond and make mine "award winning" I promise I will knock up another certificate for you and the good lady!!:goofygrin:

Well done and I bet you are chuffed.:clapper::clapper::clapper:

Pete

 

[wingdawg101]

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Glad you said "Certificate" M8, Because "Knock Up" over here means to get "Pregnant", lol !:goofygrin:

 

[Silverfox]

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Ah, yes, well I do know we have to be careful with some things we say and take for granted. Prime example is: " I'm just popping out for a ***" which smokers use all the time over here, even though we know the double meaning, it is more assocciated with cigarrettes than the other.:coollep:

Pete

 

[wingdawg101]

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Yea ,use to crack me up years ago when my room mate "British Ed" Former SAS, would say pull over M8 and I'll lift "The Bonnet" tohave a look?!

First time he said that I said what the H*ll you talking about!:goofygrin:

 

[cbhon]

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We were on holiday from England once in the states and someone told my wife to go and sit on "her fanny". No need to tell the guysthat talk real English what it means suffice to say my wife nearly chockedon whatever it was she was eating until I explained to her.

Regards to all,

John S.