Romeo & Juliet - tragic love story in the making?

[Noak]

So, I got hooked onto Juliets recently, started dating my first Juliet named "Ducati" a few years back. I stuck to her through thick and thin, but I was itching for more and out of a sudden, it become a five-some.

The 5 Juliets behaved at first, living amicably with each other, but slowly, they clamoured for more attention and started to mess with my mind. ARGH...... I can't take it anyway, so with a Shakespearean twist, I took delivery of this ....

Finally!!! Romeo & Juliet(s) ... is this the start of a tragic love story?

 

[Dennis Panlilio]

On the contrary! It will be the beginning of a new love story! Like I said....your in trouble!

 

[motoGP_fanatic]

The Juliet and Romeo a love story for sure, your wallet will take the tragic part.

 

[Carrera1963]

The way to resolve it is to get so many Juliets that they see the sense in stopping infighting and just learn to get along

 

[Noak]

@Carrera1963 coming from one with a harem of Juliets, I hear you I am so envious with your collection

 

[Carrera1963]

@Carrera1963 coming from one with a harem of Juliets, I hear you I am so envious with your collection

Mine started with one too

 

[Dieseltech]

They all look great! I'm sure there will be more soon

 

[BHarry]

I'm sorry, but a single good looking male counterpart will not encourage peace... you are going to need more Romeos Very nice!

 

[kronin323]

A (maybe) interesting tidbit of trivia...

The x-metal frames "Romeo" and "Juliet" aren't actually named after the Shakespearean play. They're named after the cigar brand "Romeo y Julieta", a Cuban brand that moved to the Dominican Republic after the tobacco industry was nationalized in Cuba (though Cuba still produces cigars under that brand name).

But the cigar brand is named after the Shakespearean play, so the connection is still there, just once removed.

That said, I love my Juliets and Romeo, too...

 

[kronin323]

A (maybe) interesting tidbit of trivia...

The x-metal frames "Romeo" and "Juliet" aren't actually named after the Shakespearean play. They're named after the cigar brand "Romeo y Julieta", a Cuban brand that moved to the Dominican Republic after the tobacco industry was nationalized in Cuba (though Cuba still produces cigars under that brand name).

But the cigar brand is named after the Shakespearean play, so the connection is still there, just once removed.

That said, I love my Juliets and Romeo, too...

BTW here's my source for that trivia, Jim Jannard himself...
Questions For Jim Jannard! | Page 29 | Oakley Forum

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