Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?
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I once watched a SF series about a guy who had received a brain transplant and the donor was a serial killer (or something like that). Obviously all kinds of murders happen right after that. This was in the late 70s and was a bit weird. (I also remember a pseudo scientific film about a plant witnessing a murder and setting off the ECG machine every time the murderer appeared in its sight. Quite scary)
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Originally posted by zeitghost1960s SF all about Organ Leggers and Organ banks and stuff.
Quite prescient considering they'd only just done the first heart transplant at the time & kidleys were only transferred from identical twins and such.
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?Sorry, the reference is lost on me....
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Originally posted by zeitghostLarry Niven was clearly prescient...
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Originally posted by TrollPerhaps we could do something on Ebay - a sort of futures market where you buy the option to first dibs on motorcyclist body parts in the event of an accident.
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?If you PM your details I'll put you first in the list
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Wow
Is it always just beofre Xmas where everybodies birds decide to throw in the towel. Thats the second one in two weeks
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Originally posted by TrollAnother mobile kidney donor
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How to look cool on a bike - rule 1
(1) avoid the "Mr. and Mrs. Power Ranger" look
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BTW, any rider out there using/having used Tracker Monitor? I am thinking of fitting it on the bike
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Originally posted by ratewhorebout the same time as your body stays in one piece.
Should have gone for the Busa - it goes round corners too!!
Ride safe...
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bout the same time as your body stays in one piece.
Should have gone for the Busa - it goes round corners too!!
Ride safe...
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(pre) middle life crisis?
Mrs BI has just resigned, my contract ends in two weeks and no new gigs yet, but hey, what the heck, I have decided I am going to get myself a nice and crispy Honda Super Blackbird.
At 170+ mph, any bets on how long my license will last?Tags: None
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