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Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2008 3:40 pm
by pinger05
ceemes wrote:
The sound of fingernails being dragged over a chalkboard is positively lyrical compared to my singing.
Same goes for me but that doesnt stop me from trying to do a rendition of Rodney Atkins or Kenny Chesney...
Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2008 5:36 pm
by JC Viper
Sometimes I get into fighter pilot mode and make some imaginary radio chatter when on a long ride... spinning dials help too.
*I'm low on fuel, about 30 km from refueling station.
Either that or I sing the instrumental parts of Paul Oakenfold - Ready Steady Go.
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 2:44 am
by Brackstone
JC Viper wrote:Sometimes I get into fighter pilot mode and make some imaginary radio chatter when on a long ride... spinning dials help too.
*I'm low on fuel, about 30 km from refueling station.
hahahahaha
Ok that's the first one that made me lol
Do you make the *ksssssch* sound too before and after you talk?
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 5:34 am
by whisper15
OF COURSE, DOESN'T EVERYBODY.
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 7:43 am
by Ninja Geoff
JC Viper wrote:Sometimes I get into fighter pilot mode and make some imaginary radio chatter when on a long ride... spinning dials help too.
*I'm low on fuel, about 30 km from refueling station.
Either that or I sing the instrumental parts of Paul Oakenfold - Ready Steady Go.
Finally, I'm not the only one!
"Bogey, 1 o'clock low, head on, fox 3. Scratch 1, bingo fuel, bugging out. ETA to AB, 10 minutes."
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 6:13 pm
by JC Viper
Brackstone wrote:JC Viper wrote:Sometimes I get into fighter pilot mode and make some imaginary radio chatter when on a long ride... spinning dials help too.
*I'm low on fuel, about 30 km from refueling station.
hahahahaha
Ok that's the first one that made me lol
Do you make the *ksssssch* sound too before and after you talk?
Nope, doing that somehow fogs up my visor. When I ride on a road that stretches on and on I feel like a lone pilot on a bombing mission.
Now when I ride in Manhattan (NYC) I get my Star Wars fix on pretending I'm in the Death Star trenches.
R2, the stabilizer's broken loose again see if you can lock it down.
*holds in clutch and rocks the throttle back and forth to make it seem like the bike is talking.
Now today I found myself singing Offspring - Gone Away... damn radio.
You guys who sing are lucky
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 8:10 am
by LodgeDJ
All of my helmets have threatened to go on strike if I continue singing....they claim some nonsense about being entitled to better work conditions.
Re: You guys who sing are lucky
Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 8:55 pm
by erbgottie
LodgeDJ wrote:All of my helmets have threatened to go on strike if I continue singing....they claim some nonsense about being entitled to better work conditions.
LOL!!!! Tell your helmet that other helmets in 3rd world countries get used for poop buckets and the complaining should stop about there..................I also sing
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 4:38 pm
by yoman793
with out a doubt. but then again, i sing all the time. im not saying that i am any good what so ever, but being a musician, i always have my own soundtrack going in my head. for some reason it is usually dave matthews or AC/DC. dont know why?????
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 4:44 pm
by techyguru
Being a fan of mainly non-vocal techno the singing is down to a minimum and I can't beat-box worth a damn.
I do also get into the fake radio chatter but the big one for me is the imaginary conversation with the cop and figuring out what I'd say when I get pulled over.
So far I've never had to actually have that conversation on my bike (fingers crossed).