Both Savo and myself remarked on Graham Wilson's upward movement in the last few weeks and said we didn't know much about him, it would seem that no one else does or maybe they didn't bother to answer.
Was he given second on Saturday or was he excluded because of the incident on the last lap?

scrz wrote:

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Both Savo and myself remarked on Graham Wilson's upward movement in the last few weeks and said we didn't know much about him, it would seem that no one else does or maybe they didn't bother to answer.
Was he given second on Saturday or was he excluded because of the incident on the last lap?

i know mr wilson well infact he only lives down the road from my folks,he has a few donkeys and a few old fergie tractors.
he also used to go to the iom tt in a rascal van (3 door)he said it was handy becos he cud sleep on his left side or his right it didnt matter cos it had a door on both sides which he cud whipp open a side door and unzipped the sleeping bag and throw out the lanyard for a good slash in the morning after spending £7 in quids inn i wasnt aware he had even started racing as he is quite old

There seems to be a lot you are not aware of.

scrz wrote:

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There seems to be a lot you are not aware of.

no straight up,he did go to iom tt in a rascal van (blue 3 door)
and as far as im aware he ventured over for several years,well until he got it tight for money then he stopped going,as well as stopping buying belfast telegraph,heating oil,coal,cigarettes,drink,soil,etc etc.
but im baffled that he has now started racing motorbikes cos he has a bad knee n hip and was worrying who wud feed his donkeys if he was away at skerries at w/end.i thot sumfin was strange cos 2 of his donkey looked a bit down on the head(perhaps they were missing the chat mr wilson was giving them)
also i noticed his fergie (tvo one with recovered seat)had a soft rear tyre and thot there was something strange happening cos he wud never let the trye go flat cos he has an underground air line from milestone to ensure all tyres are ready if he was called up for silage contracting or buck raking.
good luck in the racing then mr wilson..

dont come a knocking when the vans a rocking.. tentpeg

broken conrod wrote:

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dont come a knocking when the vans a rocking.. tentpeg

rumour has it your son n law has got you a healthy budget for next season so get practising along the burn road on that lc 250

dont no if the old hips would take it.

broken conrod wrote:

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dont no if the old hips would take it.

why have you been off the wee bike lately graham ?
im sure steph can get you a remedy from clinic if your hips are sore !
anyway be sure to befit for ugp,and ill be looking out for rascal !

Could someone tell me what fxxxxxg language these boys are talking ?

white charger wrote:

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Could someone tell me what fxxxxxg language these boys are talking ?

well it is a kind of parkgate/milltown language lad ! graham spent his time on the burn road learning his trade,he had all the lines sussed very quickly when he was on fergie (tvo one)cos he went so slow he was able to see the pot holes and tarmac joins ! but one day he went along it with straight 4 star petrol in fergie and missed an apex on the aproach to burn bridge and bashed a wheel of the stone wall !
he still never got it reapired though as it would o cost £14 !
anyway good luck for rest of season graham,you need a few good results to get a slice o north stone on fairns