Age for some folks is just a number...

[TRIIICK]

Still riding at 81 years old....

 

[Tripps]

A few years back at a bike night, I met a 91 year old man on a 1947 Indian he bought new. He said he put an electric start on it 4 or 5 years before, as it was getting hard to kick start.

 

[idk]

A friend of mine got his bike licence at 75 years of age, then made sure he had a group of us around when he brought his new bike home - I think for witnesses and protection. 10 years later he is still riding, even after Bambi ran into him and broke a couple of his ribs and bent his bike a bit.

 

[Tripps]

I never could spell license either, to this day, thank God for spell check. I think the Brits spell it different, maybe, and I read a lot, so I blame them.

 

[idk]

Licence is a noun - "c" for common noun.
License is a verb - "s" for strong verb.

Of course, this is if one speaks English.

 

[Kevin frazier]

Barbagris has just been woken up now that vocabulary has been evoked

 

[Tripps]

Maybe somewhere it is, but not here.

 

[Stillserving]

According to my Webster's Dictionary (yes I still use a hard copy BOOK form) they are interchangeable.

 

[barbagris]

Of course, this is if one speaks English.

One day - almost nobody will.

 

[Tripps]

That don't help me none, I tend to spell it lisence first try. And you cain't go by the way the English spell it, they're furrinners, and in case you ain't noticed, them fellers talk real funny, sometimes I cain't make no sense a what they's sayin', I don't know why they cain't speek regular English like we does.