Shopping Nightmares

[innsaneink]

Hey I reckon you might enjoy this one.
Many years ago I was at the Minchinbury Bunnings, and I use to keep a couple of their baskets in the Ute in case I couldn’t park inside. One day on the way out with my basket full (and paid for), a 15yo said you can’t take those anymore and gave me a tiny little box. Well I decided that was the day I would start collecting Bunnings baskets. I now have a very healthy collection. The last 10 years I’ve branched out into Coles, Woolies, IGA, etc. The other day I walk past a park bench and there was a lonely Woolies basket just asking to be shown a good home, it almost jumped in the Ute on its own. Sometimes Mrs BF will shake her and say not another one? But I didn’t have a Woolies one with a black handle.
Square ups come in all shapes and sizes and sometimes you need a basket to carry them around.

You need a chem whouse one that can either be carried/basket or the long handle turns it into like a trolley

 

[Buttface]

You need a chem whouse one that can either be carried/basket or the long handle turns it into like a trolley

I have never been into one of those premises but we have one around here some where. I’ll start casing the joint.
Or should that be casing with a joint?
Either way, I could do with a new basket.

 

[BZN]

Thanks BZN. You're = bad things can turn out good.

I rebuilt that Matchless 30 years later and sold it only last year.

I also have a 1948 G80 Matchless that I bought from my two door down neighbour when he saw me riding the 55. He had it from new so I am the 2nd owner. It was in a zillion pieces and also took 30 years to get on the road.

I did another trip through Japan this year. I will put up some more videos when I have time. My computer died last week so I need to find the same software I use (don't think I will be able to use it like the old one I had though).

Sorry but can't say I know much about dash cams.

Wow!!! A great video, nearly as good as being 'on' the bike.
The Matchless had a very slow revving engine as compared to today's modern bikes.
And how does the ride compare to modern bikes?
You must have a very good and happy wife due to the fact you seem to have time to yourself to pursue the thing that makes 'you' happy.
Did I see a sign saying Raleigh Winery. It's a beautiful part of NSW.
I've only watched the 1st video so far.

 

[BZN]

Thanks BZN. You're = bad things can turn out good.

I rebuilt that Matchless 30 years later and sold it only last year.

I also have a 1948 G80 Matchless that I bought from my two door down neighbour when he saw me riding the 55. He had it from new so I am the 2nd owner. It was in a zillion pieces and also took 30 years to get on the road.

I did another trip through Japan this year. I will put up some more videos when I have time. My computer died last week so I need to find the same software I use (don't think I will be able to use it like the old one I had though).

Sorry but can't say I know much about dash cams.

A rear tyre blowout could be pretty scary if it was a sudden deflation.
I'll have the red Ducati thanks, that's shown in the group of bikes.
And I love the music you added to the soundtrack.