Tuearts right boot
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I'm sure the residents of Alderley Edge would be up in arms to find out they have suddenly acquired 'streets',no matter how leafy.
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Super Mario Quad Bike Racing
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denislawsbackheel
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good job the house isn't in alderley edge then
its in Mottram st andrew
its in Mottram st andrew
baldmosher
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Appearances are deceiving. I was actually agreeing with you and expanding on the point. I didn't realise I had to start a new thread.MCFC-alan88 said:You seem to be trying to pick an argument over something irrelevant.
green pennies
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In America they don't let pro athletes do anything even remotely dangerous outside of their sport. This includes skydiving, motorcycles, quads, snowboarding, etc. It's written into many contracts. I believe the teams are able to not pay/recover money paid to athletes who hurt themselves while participating in a "reckless" activity. You may have heard about Ben Roethlisberger effing himself up real good while on his motorcycle without a proper helmet. The public and the Steelers were not pleased.
Obviously, these types of rules are broken all the time and hard to enforce.
I'm not saying I agree with these sort of rules, but does anyone know if Mario stands to get into any trouble with the club over this? I mean, not sure how he rides exactly, but if he starts building twenty foot table top jumps and taking crazy spills, wouldn't MCFC have something to say about it?
Just curious.
Obviously, these types of rules are broken all the time and hard to enforce.
I'm not saying I agree with these sort of rules, but does anyone know if Mario stands to get into any trouble with the club over this? I mean, not sure how he rides exactly, but if he starts building twenty foot table top jumps and taking crazy spills, wouldn't MCFC have something to say about it?
Just curious.
quiet_riot
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green pennies said:In America they don't let pro athletes do anything even remotely dangerous outside of their sport. This includes skydiving, motorcycles, quads, snowboarding, etc. It's written into many contracts. I believe the teams are able to not pay/recover money paid to athletes who hurt themselves while participating in a "reckless" activity. You may have heard about Ben Roethlisberger effing himself up real good while on his motorcycle without a proper helmet. The public and the Steelers were not pleased.
Obviously, these types of rules are broken all the time and hard to enforce.
I'm not saying I agree with these sort of rules, but does anyone know if Mario stands to get into any trouble with the club over this? I mean, not sure how he rides exactly, but if he starts building twenty foot table top jumps and taking crazy spills, wouldn't MCFC have something to say about it?
Just curious.
IIRC, there is something about motorbikes, but SWP said about how he was able to get round it by riding a trike. Maybe this falls through the same loophole?
daveduke67
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1.618034 said:[bigimg]http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/10/31/article-2055572-0E9B9ED100000578-158_468x286.jpg[/bigimg]
So because there's a quad outside Marios it's automatically his.
In that case the old lady next door has bought an ambulance as there's one on her drive. Surprised she could be arsed to get up and let them in to be honest, the lazy old woman hasn't even taken her milk in for the last two weeks