Renegade

BLM was more impotent ? than any real news.

I only found out today because it was on the Welsh news showing his burial.

From Ynysddu South Wales.

Yep definately Shite, I've been putting up with it since April 8th, so glad I didn't retire 3 years ago, but along comes this Covid 19 Shite and I get furloughed from work.

I've still got the 2 Kawasaki ZRX 1200 s, the red ZRX I've had for nearly 20 years, a bikes before this lot, but we didn't take many photos in the sixties early 70s. I loved all of these bikes except the Yamaha XS 750, that pile of shit tried to kill me.

So who was it then ?

No sorry Pete.

Yes it is.

Yes Bob. He's my best and closest mate.

@Phil

It would be a XZR not a ZRX

I remember, and I've still got that sticker on my red ZRX

I'm terribly sorry, I do apologise. ?

But it was wrong, hence my reply. ?

Simon Thomas, MSc Performance Research Sciences & Music, Royal College of Music (2015) Answered Feb 6, 2019 U2 have been rocking with the same four original members since 1978, no breaks, no deaths. Aerosmith comes a close second with Joe Perry letting the team down by leaving from 1979–1984; they formed in 1970. Again, ZZ top would have been top, having their started current lineup since 1969, had they not had bass player issues within the first year. Arguably the Who’s original lineup - formed in 1964, only changed due to the passing of Keith Moon and John Entwistle. A similar argument could be made for the Beach Boys who have been harmonising since 1961. But for now, the headliner remains U2.

U2

I know that road so well, wish I'd been with you that day. ?

I can remember filling my Vauxhall viva up for £1

I havn't been for over 7 years.

Valleys yob

Sigourney Weaver

Wonder woman

Oi ! I've got a full set, and they are all mine.