Thursday, 18 February 2010

Mum's Nightmare

Taken near Rushworth, Victoria... through a less-than-clean windscreen.

Posted by Vicki at 10:30
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8 comments:

  1. Joan Elizabeth18 February 2010 at 11:51

    But what about the Son's Toy and Dad's Joy.

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  2. Vicki18 February 2010 at 11:53

    Mum's the one who has all the worry. :)

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  3. Julie18 February 2010 at 17:24

    How true! How true!

    My son has owned I don't know how many motor bikes! And he has come off them. And smashed into concrete blocks. And skidded round corners.

    I remember starting from when he was three, each year we would go to the Royal Easter Show when it was held at the old venue. The first thing we had to do was go to the old fella at the dodge-ems and ask to be measured. There was a stick poking out from the wall and if you reached the stick you could hire a dodgem. Alastair was not tall enough until he was nearly six!

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  4. Vicki18 February 2010 at 19:05

    Does your son still ride motorbikes, Julie?

    And I remember that stick. :)

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  5. Julie18 February 2010 at 20:09

    Hah! A tomboy ...

    No he does not own anything now. He has no money. Last week he got his licence back after a year's suspension. The sad think is that he still has the head-space that is unable to acknowledge that society has a right to say where you can and cant park and how fast you can go etc.

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  6. GreensboroDailyPhoto18 February 2010 at 22:53

    I feel your pain Mum, driving behind that vehicle. Clickety clack, bump, bump. Not mention what goes on when the vehicle's wheels hit the pavement!

    Jan
    GDP

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  7. Vicki19 February 2010 at 15:54

    Jan, I think you might’ve got the wrong end of the stick so to speak. I’m not this guy’s mum or anyone’s mum for that matter.

    If you click on the photo, you’ll see the back of the stock car says “Son’s Toy, Dad’s Joy, Mum’s Nightmare.” I picked the Mum’s Nightmare for the title.

    We just happened to be driving behind them when they were on their way to the race track. :)

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  8. pixi3 March 2010 at 00:46

    lol, funny. now i might be mistaken, but there are a lot of race-crazy chicks out there nowadays.
    must be an old fashioned family ;)

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