No don't laugh................at the biker (1 Viewer)

[bobnick]

 

[dazandandrea]

Love it when he revs the beast.

 

[Pausim]

Love it when he revs the beast.

These days “the beast” would be considered under powered for a pizza delivery.

 

[Mikey RV]

So that’s how you started out Bob.

 

[mackeellan]

LAUGH........I nearly bought a round!

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[houdini]

Oh thanks for posting that, made me laugh - his facial expressions as much as anything!

 

[Pausim]

The Leader of the Cub Pack?

 

[The Wino]

I think I started laughing with the hairdo's of the girls and outfits! The music buisness has changed a bit. The biker looks like the one in the village people she might be disappointed!

 

[dryad]

remember that song from way back when, goodness me, but if the bikers where we used to go at johnsons caff up near brands had been like him, we'd have stayed at home..

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[bobnick]

That song was banned on the BBC wireless for a lot of years...............but of course you all knew that.

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[Podney]

Brilliant. Made I larf that did..

 

[The Coops]

They couldn't even lip sync to the tune! My guess a Bridgestone or Suzuki 80cc, 5 Bhp!

 

[dazandandrea]

They couldn't even lip sync to the tune! My guess a Bridgestone or Suzuki 80cc, 5 Bhp!

 

[steve69]

I recognise the guys face. He was an American comedian - can't remember his name - and it's obvious the whole thing was a sketch played for laughs.

 

[offagen]

Well, that's spoiled my lifetime mental image of them. I always thought of them as hot biker chicks, not prim convent school girls and I saw the biker as one of the older Chelsea Bridge ton-up boys we used to hang around as youngsters with their Bonnevilles and Vincent Black Knights. Now I can't unsee that

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[PaulyP]

I recognise the guys face. He was an American comedian - can't remember his name - and it's obvious the whole thing was a sketch played for laughs.

That’s exactly what I was thinking, played for laughs.

 

[HKF]

Brilliant. Made I larf that did..

Who was it used to say that? I remember a comedian, I think, used to say something like, "Ooo, that made oi larf". Can't think who it was

 

[bobnick]

Ah but, it's a serious song, AND it says High Quality Sound.

 

[Spriddler]

Could've been a lot worse..........

 

[tacr2man]

The Biker was Robert Goulet , Canadian singer /actor

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[Gellyneck]

EDIT - like he said^^^^^^^^^^

I recognise the guys face. He was an American comedian - can't remember his name - and it's obvious the whole thing was a sketch played for laughs.

I think I heard it's Robert Goulet the guy from this Naked Gun movie but without the moustache.