By American English, Lazy English

I surely shall. I may also help you find a sporty and - at the same time - reliable bike, since my room is filled with that kind of magazines.

Oh well, as they say, nothing good lasts forever. I'm off to get a fresh beer, then I think I'll start some type of motorcycle thread in the sports section. Drop over there in a while, if you like.

Unfortunately not. Had to sell it in order to get a new scooter.

This is well off-topic, but do you have a bike now, YoHf? I haven't had a bike since leaving Australia a few years ago, but I'm thinking of getting another this year.

You are, Mike. And it was happy enough.

Elida wrote: i guess you know about this: http://www.engrish.com/ (with no offence). ROFLYes, I'm a frequent eater of 'strange-taste horse beans'. They go well with 'brewing from the first wort' beer, which can be purchased from the Himaraya Alcohol Store!

I'm guessing you have, or have had, a two-stroke bike (happy or otherwise) at some time, YoHf. Am I correct?

Mike In Japan wrote:Yes, YaY may be, but I think I can wriggle out of yay by claiming it is an onamatopea (like gling-glo). To me, yay is the sound of a happy two-stroke motorcycle engine (other people may have better explanations) hahaha...it doesn't matter if it's irregular or regular. i was...

Mike In Japan wrote:To me, yay is the sound of a happy two-stroke motorcycle engine That was awesome Mike. LOL

Yes, YaY may be, but I think I can wriggle out of yay by claiming it is an onamatopea (like gling-glo). To me, yay is the sound of a happy two-stroke motorcycle engine (other people may have better explanations)