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No, I'm not on a theme.... Random!

This is RANDOM..... Oscar Wild's conundrum....

Beautiful riding weather here in Port Stephens....waters calm, fish biting and a 167 HP steed awaits.

Where do you get this political news rubbish, Peter?? It's more FAKE, than Trump himself!!

Haven't you all had enough of The Decine and Fall of the American Empire? How do you think the gods feel about it?

By ROYAL decree.... The new world !

Sharks biting also? Nev

Kevlar can get hot and mix with your skin and flesh, really complicating healing.. Nev

I think it's an americanism. I've never heard canned tuna being called "tuna fish" here.

Good you bought some good riding gear for the cold. For summer or any spirited riding, get some actual leather gear ie a jacket, gloves and preferably leather or at least Kevlar lined jeans. Nothing manmade provides the abrasion resistance of quality leather. Cow leather is great but Kangaroo is the absolute gold standard. For gloves, Roo skin is best for thin but tough. Ride by the motto- " better to leave a long dead cows skin on the road than your own".

"Tuna" vs. "Tuna fish" The term "tuna fish" is used to distinguish canned tuna from the live animal, and originated when canned tuna first became popular in the early 20th century. Today, "tuna" is often used to refer to the fresh fish (as in a tuna steak or sushi) or simply the canned product, especially in casual conversation. The term "tuna fish" often specifically refers to the processed, canned product. When people refer to a fresh, seared steak at a restaurant, they usually just call it "tuna". While technically redundant (a tuna is a type of fish), appending "fish" is a common linguistic phenomenon, similar to "chai tea" or "ATM machine", which can serve for emphasis or to make a short word less likely to be misheard.

Never ridden a motorbike. My son has one in the garage, but hasn't ridden it in about 10 years.

Never Owned a scooter. Ridden a few. Much more dangerous than a bike.. Nev

Sounds 'fishy' to me as well. BTW ' seriously', the chopped up stuff can get stuck in your throat. Nev

Raining here again today.