That’s not a nice thing to say about fellow forumosan @TT !
That’s not very nice either! 
Guy
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Will look at shipping prices.
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A big motorcycle must be a thrill but one wants to survive a midlife crisis
Possible to ride and not die. Ride or die, that’s the ticket
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The riders at the Isle of Man TT are insanely fast.
And possibly brainless
That seems mean. I’m 55. Ya lose a step or two, even if you’ve kept fairly fit for decades. Be nicer to yourself. 
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Having a big bike doesn’t require the owner to join one of the most dangerous races on the planet, though. But yeah, people who race go fast. That’s how racing works…
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Lol
My mean meaness mounts towards midnight. Probably that “rage against the darkness” meme.
Mellow? Meh.
Do not go gentle into that good night?
I recently saw 2 guys about 70 years old buy new cars:
1 bought a sporty Mercedes 2 seater and the other bought an American sports car.
Both needed to lose 40 pounds.
Only 40 pounds? That was cheap!
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I hope that wasn’t in Taiwan.
My previous boss bought a Porsche at the start of the pandemic as he thought he was boned, he was 66 at the time.
Sadly, he survived so he has to pay it back.
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Penis enlargement?
Done all that 
The level of inconvenience with it is already well up there.
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I understand now!
Everything I’ve previously owned has had a purpose. This is where I’m going wrong.
I should start buying art from “local artists”
I have loads of artwork that I got for free from friends that are artists, but fuck that noise, that shit can stay in the drawer. I need to spend £750 on what looks like a colourful ejaculation.
Give me 10 years then I’ll be buying NFTs, you know, when they’re obsolete.
There’s worse things in life anyway.
Haven’t a notion of what I should buy for my mid-life crisis.