LOCATION??

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Malc Force

Discussion Starter · Jan 2, 2005

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I know i have only been using this forum for a short while but i have noticed that a lot of you do not list your location in your profiles, it sometimes helps in posting a reply if you have an idea of where in the world the author of the topic resides as it may hold a clue to the answer to the problem ie:- climate snow, sand etc. i dont mean full post/zip code etc but at the least the country they live in or am i missing something?.:?

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Shooter

· #2 · Jan 2, 2005

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I'm afraid that not all the members obtained the purchace price of their Wings in a "Stricktly LEGAL Manner" :baffled: :coollep: :gunhead:

And if anybody asks; I don't know nuthin' :shock:

wexy

· #3 · Jan 2, 2005

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I have asked wingnut about this ,to make it compulsary to put in your location .ie country ,,,when filling out the membership form ,but he said it would be difficult to do ,but is looking into it ,

But in all honesty why people dont put down their country of residence is beyond me ,,do they think that we will find them and all call round for dinner ?:baffled:cheers Ciaran:waving:

G

· #4 · Jan 2, 2005

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Hey Guys, :baffled:I cant put down the name of this Island where I live, because it's not named in the list of countries under profile. :whip: So the next best thing that I can do is put down the name of the Island/country that is close to me, :clapper:and that is Ireland. :clapper:I think Malc Force should change his name to Task Force. :weightlifterlease can I be a G ! ! ! ! ! ! !

:leprechaun: :18red: :leprechaun:

Jason

· #5 · Jan 2, 2005

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Malc has a good point. It's nice to know the country where people live especially if they are looking for dealers etc we will know not to tell them about UK ones if they live in Australia or wherever.

Kyle

· #6 · Jan 2, 2005

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SSSSoooo....Wexman.....What's for supper and what time? I'll need to know, to book my flight!!:coollep: We're having Hot Wings next Thursday if you're interested.

Kyle

1/2 a world apart but the attitude's still the same.

Malc Force

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jan 2, 2005

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At least with the location being shown you found out you need to book a flight or ship:cheeky1:

someone please explain the task force bit?is it because im a brit? falklands etc.

Zryder

· #8 · Jan 3, 2005

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This is a post to show yuo I posted my where-a-bouts , but dang its cold here now, we are abouta third waythrough our :santawaving:winter . :santahat:I have the bug for riding already and a long ways to ge yet

Later Gents

Zryder:waving:

wexy

· #9 · Jan 3, 2005

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Kyle wrote:

SSSSoooo....Wexman.....What's for supper and what time? I'll need to know, to book my flight!!:coollep: We're having Hot Wings next Thursday if you're interested.

Kyle

1/2 a world apart but the attitude's still the same.

Well kyle ,we are having chicken wings for dinner

and it will be served at around 1 pm ,,but what do you mean flight?:baffled:

you are a winger so wing it here ,,,,,all you need is a wing and a prayer ....I would give you my phone number but you would probably wing the wong number....Cheers :waving::waving:Ciaran

Kyle

· #10 · Jan 3, 2005

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By Jeez Wexman, we just got about 50cm of snow...it's -30c...-40 with windchill. Thank the Big Guy and Ford for the advent of 4 wheel drive.

It's weally weally cowd hewr and I wouldn't wing the wong numbewr. Havya got a hot tawdy and a fiwr pwace to keep us wawm?

Kyle

There's a reason they call it Winterpeg

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Zryder

· #11 · Jan 3, 2005

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ROFLMAO @ Kyle , I needed a good chuckle .

Zryder

Malc Force

Discussion Starter · #12 · Jan 3, 2005

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:15blue:I dont envy you all in Canada in the winter:snowman::snowman: but i bet its great in the summer:grinner::grinner:.:15blue:

manx black cat

· #13 · Jan 3, 2005

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Hi Malc force

Sorry but im not letting on to the location of the Isle of woman.

Malc Force

Discussion Starter · #14 · Jan 3, 2005

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Is it near The Valley of The Dolls

Kyle

· #15 · Jan 3, 2005

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Malc Force

Yea you would love it here in the summer time when we change from Winterpeg to Mosquitopeg! Nothing like mosquitoes, noseeums, and horseflies to make you forget all about winter!!!

Kyle

When you're not happy about where you're at...buy a Wing and go someplace else

Malc Force

Discussion Starter · #16 · Jan 3, 2005

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Ever thought about moving house!

GreenWing

· #17 · Jan 3, 2005

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Going to stop moaning about the weather on these islands of ours, I can still ride every day and am taking a trip from London to Cork next weekend by bike, the summers can be c**p, but the all year round biking certainly makes up for it.

manx black cat

· #18 · Jan 3, 2005

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Good for you Green wing, Happy biking.

Zryder

· #19 · Jan 4, 2005

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Also Kyle , in my neck of the woods its winter season and the summer construction season , all four corners of our fair city is allways blocked with the dam road cunstruction . Thats why we here can't wait for the riding season , just getting out of here to the open road .

Hail Riding Season

Zryder

Kyle

· #20 · Jan 4, 2005

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Malc Force said

Ever thought about moving house!

Heck no!!!!! I'm smack in the middle of a continent that experiences all that each season has to offer...to the extreme!!! No two seasons are alike.

Winter-Bitter cold, snowand wind, sundogs and northern lights. (some of the best snowmobiling you'll find) (those are bikes on tracks and ski's)

Spring-Blossoms andBuds, a regenerationof life and beauty, all is fresh and alive

Summer-The heat, thunderstorms with the eletric light shows, and all the lakes you would ever want to play or fish in. (Best pickeral (walleye)fishing in the world)

Fall-An absolute explosion of a painters canvas as the leaves turn the color of the spectrum. Wheatfields emblazened in gold and the harvest moon as big and bright as the sun itself.

You ask a fella that's moved from Manitoba to Florida, whatthey miss about home. The answer is "the change of seasons." Though you'd be hard pressed if they admitted to missing the winters. Doesn't matter what season it is, it is tough to beat a Manitoba Sunset. We don't have earthquakes, volcanos, hurricanes, floods,or any of them other natural disaster stuff.

Kyle

Why does it seem the grass is always greener on the otherside of the fence?

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