Quote from: jestercinti on December 22, 2013, 06:41:58 PM
EJ, was that Robbie the robot from the forbidden planet?  Leslie Nielsen was in that movie, but he didn't have white hair. Hard to recognize him.

One of the best Sci-Fi movies ever made and based on Shakepeare's "The Tempest". Walter Pigeon, Earl Holliman and the lovely Anne Francis all working with Leslie when he was a serious actor.

Fork oil looks like shaZam! after 24000km's... just sayin'...

How many years of riding Pete

Age not miles has a negative affect on bikes. The same can be true for cages and women.

Yes jester

So a haggard 22 year old crack-whore from the ghettos of Camden New Jersey would be a better deal than a retired 38 year old fashion model from Napa, California?

K.O... I got it. 
Thanks for explaining that.

Been to Camden. Near maple shade. You jersey people have exits instead of intersections. I think you call them jug handles. At least that is the case near Philly.

Hey, anyone want the Haynes manual on the gs500?  Feeling like Santa Claus. I'll even ship it to you for free. PM me And I'll drop it in the cheap and slow mail.

I got a digital version. Have no intention of pulling my bike to bits. But hey, I'll take it...

I thought the robot was from lost in space... Danger Danger, Dr Smith is having bum sex with Will Robertson, Danger Danger... but then I thought, hold the phone, Robot doesn't have feet, or a dome head. Only one other old time robot left it could be... (Bonus point for anyone who can name the movie the bottom two robots came from - hint, it involves outer space, death, some greenie tree hugging and that's enough clues)

Post I win

Mister, that is too easy. They are two of the three robots from Silent Running (1972). The robots were named Huey, Dewey and Louie (just like Donald Duck's nephews). Bruce Dern starred, Joan Baez did the beautiful theme song, Doug Trumbull Directed. Another great Sci-Fi film. People cried when one of the robots was crippled.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067756/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Slips, two years... bike went back on the road December 2011... first 6 months were pretty easy as I got adjusted to two wheels again but since then I've given it... well... not hell coz I'm not that quick but I go as hard as I feel on the day

Merry Christmas you lot and I hope you get lots of goodness!

Mister, it's yours. Pm me your address, and I'll ship. Cheap and slow, so expect 2014.

Quote from: Banzai on December 24, 2013, 06:15:16 AM
Mister, that is too easy. They are two of the three robots from Silent Running (1972). The robots were named Huey, Dewey and Louie (just like Donald Duck's nephews). Bruce Dern starred, Joan Baez did the beautiful theme song, Doug Trumbull Directed. Another great Sci-Fi film. People cried when one of the robots was crippled.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067756/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Bingo!

Yep. I was sad in the movie. And really, at the end, I felt so sorry for that little guy. Been trying to find a copy on DVD for years - though I never did an ebay search. To add to my collection of old classic stuff people forgot about - like Capricorn One

So oldtime knowledge guy, you'd recognise This then too?



And perhaps....

Ya say it's xmas

Quote from: mister on December 24, 2013, 04:31:04 PM
So oldtime knowledge guy, you'd recognise This then too?


And perhaps....

First one is Land of the Lost. Sleestaks vs the Marshal family in that pic. It was a crap series unless you were under 10 and then it was scary.

Second one is Batfink with his assistant, Karate. That one was fun. The main villain was called Hugo A Gogo. An animated take-off of Batman, Green Hornet and Get Smart.

Batfink..... and Karate.

No peeky peeky at the code.....

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Hmmm... Ain't no-one here over the eat-to-excess-and-get-drunk day? C'mon LPW comrades, get your priorities in order!

Hanging out in the good 'ol USA on Christmas Day.