Ajays wrote:
Nice family Klompy, Happy New Year.

Klompy the grey brick wrote:
And the whole family are RFS...too

larrikin wrote: 2 K100RS's parked next to each other.

larrikin wrote:
Now to organise a ride sometime soon

ainsjac wrote:Welcome Adrian.....you have already met at least one of the lunatics. Beware the further north (like Queensland) the more "disturbing" it is.

ainsjac wrote:Welcome Adrian.....you have already met at least one of the lunatics. Beware the further north (like Queensland) the more "disturbing" it is.

A person may be classified as a larrikin if he or she meets some of
these criteria. A larrikin is not concerned with the opinion of other
people and so is not socially intimidated into modifying behaviour and
structuring it around social norms.
Larrikins are also not at all fazed by authorities of all kinds,
including whatever power or authority they may possess themselves, and
must not take themselves too seriously. Australia's "Pace e Bene" blog
has suggested that Jesus be considered a larrikin, for his
non-conformity.^[7] For the preceding two reasons, someone like the deceased Australian media magnate Kerry Packer
may not have been a larrikin as he took his own power and authority, as
well as that of other media companies and the government, seriously.
But his personality might have seen him classified as a larrikin were
he not wealthy and influential. Below is a list of famous larrikins,
not all of whom satisfy every criterion.^{[original research?]}
[edit] 18th and 19th century larrikins

• Captain Thunderbolt
  

[edit] 20th century larrikins

• Dawn Fraser, swimmer
  
• Ken Fletcher, tennis player
  
• Bob Hawke, prime minister
  
• Neil Hawke, cricketer
  
• Paul Hogan, actor
  
• Barry Humphries, aka Dame Edna Everage, actor
  
• Mick Molloy, comedian
  
• Bon Scott, lead singer AC-DC
  
• Graham Kennedy, television presenter
  
• Tex Perkins, singer-songwriter