Does anyone have an idea as to how much it would cost to ship a dirt bike helmet to Scotland, and what other difficulties might there be with international shipping?

They don't allow motorcycles in Scotland. So why would someone need a helmet? Can't ride em with a dress on. :flipoff2:

Originally posted by MattS
They don't allow motorcycles in Scotland. So why would someone need a helmet? Can't ride em with a dress on. :flipoff2:

Dont whore up my thread fawker:flipoff2:

Originally posted by MattS
They don't allow motorcycles in Scotland. So why would someone need a helmet? Can't ride em with a dress on. :flipoff2:

I thought they solved that problem by putting the pegs on one side? :flipoff2:

Originally posted by GloNDark


I thought they solved that problem by putting the pegs on one side? :flipoff2:

My 2 yr. old has this neat game where you put different shaped pegs on a plastic bucket that lights up and makes sound when you put the right one in... She loves that game :)


















hijack in full force :D:D:D

Originally posted by DRM


My 2 yr. old has this neat game where you put different shaped pegs on a plastic bucket that lights up and makes sound when you put the right one in... She loves that game :)

hijack in full force :D:D:D

No way! I used to have that one when I was little! Then we had the other one with the plastic hammer and wrench that you pounder the "nails" into the bench and screwed the bolts into. I somehow managed to pound a nail into the threaded hole and screwed it all up. :D

I don't know if I had one of those toys or not, but I did get my first car at 12. I learned how to mess up threaded fasteners very quickly.

Peace,
Paul

Oh yeah, this thread may return to discussions of shipping motorcycle helmets to Scotland

Originally posted by PTSchram


Oh yeah, this thread may return to discussions of shipping motorcycle helmets to Scotland

Uh, no it can't. I got my first truck at 12 too. Wowzers.:flipoff2:

Originally posted by MattS


No way! I used to have that one when I was little! Then we had the other one with the plastic hammer and wrench that you pounder the "nails" into the bench and screwed the bolts into. I somehow managed to pound a nail into the threaded hole and screwed it all up. :D

Have you ever seen the little workbench that plugs in to the computer, and when the kids hammer the nail, or turn the screw, it shows it on the little computer game? I thought that would be cool for my kid!

:D

Originally posted by MattS


No way! I used to have that one when I was little! Then we had the other one with the plastic hammer and wrench that you pounder the "nails" into the bench and screwed the bolts into. I somehow managed to pound a nail into the threaded hole and screwed it all up. :D

I had that same little bench. Then one day, my dad gave me a little coping saw to play with some scrap wood, and I cut my bench all to pieces. I was bound to be a shadetree mechanic from day one!:D I also took an old washing machine completely apart when I was about 11 or so using only a flathead screwdrive, a hammer, and a pair of slip-joint pliers. Dad was impressed!:flipoff2:

What was this thread originally about anyway? I thought only sissies wore helmets.:D But then again, it doesn't get any more girlie than riding around in a plaid skirt!:flipoff2:

Originally posted by Dieselmh

But then again, it doesn't get any more girlie than riding around in a plaid skirt!:flipoff2:

Have you ever seen those scottish dudes throwing aroud telephone poles and stuff! :eek: Nothing girlie about that! Those 'Scottish Games' are crazy!

Originally posted by erich_in_AZ
Have you ever seen the little workbench that plugs in to the computer, and when the kids hammer the nail, or turn the screw, it shows it on the little computer game? I thought that would be cool for my kid!

:D

It figures they would turn a fun game into a TV related one. Next it will come out on X-box and you won't even need the workbench!

Oh yeah, and Penny: :flipoff2: This is what you get for leaving and not stopping by here anymore. :D

Originally posted by erich_in_AZ


Have you ever seen those scottish dudes throwing aroud telephone poles and stuff! :eek: Nothing girlie about that! Those 'Scottish Games' are crazy!

That's nothing, they're still sissies! You should see my aunt Gloria when she's been hittin' the moonshine. One time when she was all liquored up, she saw that the bull had gotten into the wrong pasture and was trying to get it on with one of the heifers. She got up, walked over there, knocked that bastard out with one punch, then proceeded to pick him up and throw him back over the fence. Silly scotts, sittin' around playin with their poles when they need to get to work designing some clothes that don't look so :rainbow:!:flipoff2:

Originally posted by erich_in_AZ


Have you ever seen those scottish dudes throwing aroud telephone poles and stuff! :eek: Nothing girlie about that! Those 'Scottish Games' are crazy!


Caber tossing is actually pretty mild compared to some of the other stuff. Check out hurling, hammer throws, and hay pitching.

Originally posted by Priest

Check out hurling,

Dude I masterd that one back in high school when I had been drinking Everclear all night, then some jackass dared me to drink a Zima! I was spewing like Mt. St. Helens!:flipoff2:

Originally posted by Dieselmh


Dude I masterd that one back in high school when I had been drinking Everclear all night, then some jackass dared me to drink a Zima! I was spewing like Mt. St. Helens!:flipoff2:

Oh, Zima sucks! I'll stick to my screwdrivers. Mmmm... vodka!

Originally posted by erich_in_AZ


Oh, Zima sucks! I'll stick to my screwdrivers. Mmmm... vodka!

Yeah, I don't know how all those :rainbow:s drink 'em. I guess after you've sucked enough cack, taste isn't really an issue anymore. They can have all the Zimas they want, I'll stick to my Everclear and Sprite.