Topic: Check out the jacket I won on Ebay

[mrblasty]

Well Mike, the table muscle develops from curling too many cheese burgers, pizza, and pints, sorry but the coat isn't for sale I just thought I would show it off as I said in my previous post I haven't seen any like it. It will fit in a month or so.

[mick750F]

Well Mike, the table muscle develops from curling too many cheese burgers, pizza, and pints, sorry but the coat isn't for sale I just thought I would show it off as I said in my previous post I haven't seen any like it. It will fit in a month or so.

   Okay...I wasn't serious about the jacket, although it looks like a nice one. Never heard the term "table muscle" before. Now that you've explained it I realize that I have them myself. I'm fighting like hell to get them off the table though.

Mike

[mrblasty]

Table muscle AKA the gut.

[Terry in Australia]

I have had people offer to buy it off my back while on vacation in S.F but declined.

Excuse my ignorance Mr Blasty, but someone said that SF is the gay capital of CA? It may have been that the "buyers" were more interested in what was under the jacket? ha ha, not saying that jacket looks gay though, (not that there's anything wrong with that, ha ha!) Cheers, Terry.

[Gordon]

Table muscle AKA the gut.

I like to work on my biceps mostly, doing a lot of 12 oz curls.

[dpen]

I have a 33 year old "Stag" jacket (red silk lining) that's still in one piece if anyone wants it.
Make me an offer or a trade.
It's shrunk from being used in the rain & is a bit tight now.
It's a "Brando" style and doesn't go well with my latest hairstyle (bald!)

[Terry in Australia]

It's shrunk from being used in the rain & is a bit tight now.

Yeah, no worries Dave, ha ha! How come cows don't shrink in the rain? Hmmmnnnn............ Cheers, Terry.

[martini]

Terry,

I hate to see a perfectly good jacket go to waste. What size is the jacket you have that you don't use, since you, well ....expanded? Unless you have a sentimental attachment to it.

Martini

[Terry in Australia]

Terry,
I hate to see a perfectly good jacket go to waste. What size is the jacket you have that you don't use, since you, well ....expanded? Unless you have a sentimental attachment to it.
Martini

Sorry mate, you'll have to drag it away from my oldest boy's cold dead fingers, ha ha! Cheers, Terry.

[martini]

and he lives where, Terry?

[Terry in Australia]

and he lives where, Terry?

Ha ha, he's a good looking 20 year old with a car and a gorgeous girlfriend mate, where does he live? Your guess is as good as mine mate, he comes home now and then, but only for a rest, then he's off "roostering" again! (lucky bastard) Cheers, Terry.

[bike54]

I weigh the same than 10 years ago. The problem is that my chest dropped and it is now at waist height...


Raul

im with raul on this one

merv

[douglascoolgrey]

I have a 33 year old "Stag" jacket (red silk lining) that's still in one piece if anyone wants it.
Make me an offer or a trade.
It's shrunk from being used in the rain & is a bit tight now.
It's a "Brando" style and doesn't go well with my latest hairstyle (bald!)

What's a Stag jacket? Lets see pics. Brando was a cool dude, both skinny and fat.

[Terry in Australia]

"Stagg" is an old brand here in Oz, still trading, or at least were when I bought some leather jeans a few pounds, er, I mean years, ago.

The "Brando" style is the same as the one worn by Marlon B in all the posters from the movie "The Wild One". Still very popular here, I've got a couple hanging in my wardrobe, one even still fits! Cheers, Terry.

[douglascoolgrey]

Wow. People still wear those? My wife made me throw mine out when we got married. I've got a couple hidden in the back of the closet...

[Terry in Australia]

Wow. People still wear those? My wife made me throw mine out when we got married. I've got a couple hidden in the back of the closet...

Of course we still wear 'em mate, nothing spells "street cred" like wearing the "period" gear on an old bike. Modern leathers and helmets etc look silly, it kinda looks like you accidentally got on the wrong bike, ha ha! For a time I had an authentic 1930's full length leather coat in mint condition, but I passed it on to my cousin when he bought his Indian Chief, and it really suits the bike. Cheers, Terry.