Mundane Observations Thread
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Sugary drinks don't make kids hyper - I've tested this out......'Happiness serves hardly any other purpose than to make unhappiness possible' Marcel Proust.0
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I've just been to vote. There were lots of pensioners at the polling station.Who you gonna believe? Me or your own eyes?0
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When a thread on this forum contains 2 posts, the background colour on the first post is always White - the 2nd post always contains a Grey background - in the event of there being more than 2 posts in a thread, each subsequent post always contains either a white or grey background - all odd numbered posts are White - all even numbered posts are grey.0
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So, unless someone posts before me, this post will have a white background?0
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Is the grey really grey, or is it actually a pale blue?Cycling weakly0
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Im not quite over the flu and should have stayed in bed for another day.0
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How come once you're single all the girls who've been giving you the come on for the past couple of years suddenly disappear :evil:"A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Someone at the BBC website has been writing live election updates since 7.30am this morning. What do we know so far? That David Cameron has been chopping logs and Gordon Brown had lamb stew for dinner. Gripping stuff!0
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I'm having lamb stew for dinner although I should point out that I have never been to Rochdale and I don't agree with Nick.'Happiness serves hardly any other purpose than to make unhappiness possible' Marcel Proust.0
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I've been STUPID busy with work, so I haven't been able to post on here in, well, aaaaaaaaaaaaages.. :?0
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I don't know who's going to sit where from now on at Prime Minister's Questions.0
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Perhaps they could all sit on one another's knee?
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It's unlikely that there's ever been a Road-bike with 37 wheels.0
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Yellow is the predominant colour of the Emoticons on this forum.0
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I had maple infused pancakes and coffe for breakfast after my commute. it was smashing.0
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If there's no space, there's no time.0
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I had a scotch pancake with Nutella this morning. Oops, I had forgotten about that when I smugly posted about my healthy poached egg lunch. :oops:dmclite wrote:I had maple infused pancakes and coffe for breakfast after my commute. it was smashing.0 -
I've never tried Nutella, perhaps I should.Cycling weakly0
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As I get older I increasingly enjoy gardening and radio 4 (sometimes together).'Happiness serves hardly any other purpose than to make unhappiness possible' Marcel Proust.0
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Ludwig, was, and still is the man.0
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skyd0g wrote:I've never tried Nutella, perhaps I should.
Yes, do, its great on everything!0 -
I first tried Nutella when I went on the French exchange at school in the 80s. I also pierced another hole in my ear on the coach journey over there. My parents noticed as soon as I got home tho, and, as a result, my dad gave me a lecture about catching aids.Stewie Griffin wrote:skyd0g wrote:I've never tried Nutella, perhaps I should.
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Ands wrote:
I first tried Nutella when I went on the French exchange at school in the 80s. I also pierced another hole in my ear on the coach journey over there. My parents noticed as soon as I got home tho, and, as a result, my dad gave me a lecture about catching aids.Stewie Griffin wrote:skyd0g wrote:I've never tried Nutella, perhaps I should.
Yes, do, its great on everything!
I'm not quite so keen on the Nutella now, if there's an increased chance of catching aids from consumption of the said spread. Maybe I should stick to peanut butter. :shock:
How did your parents know? Chocolatey ring around your mouth?
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Someone has posted another "Average speed" question in the road begnners section. How mundane.0
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dmclite
and guess what the question was about 16-18 mph - its call average speed be cause it is avaerge!
anyone doing 32 should let go of the bumper!http://veloviewer.com/SigImage.php?a=3370a&r=3&c=5&u=M&g=p&f=abcdefghij&z=a.png
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bloody hell - good advice Skydog - i have trashed my jar of Nutella - do you think Dairylea spread is free from STD's?skyd0g wrote:Ands wrote:
I first tried Nutella when I went on the French exchange at school in the 80s. I also pierced another hole in my ear on the coach journey over there. My parents noticed as soon as I got home tho, and, as a result, my dad gave me a lecture about catching aids.Stewie Griffin wrote:skyd0g wrote:I've never tried Nutella, perhaps I should.
Yes, do, its great on everything!
I'm not quite so keen on the Nutella now, if there's an increased chance of catching aids from consumption of the said spread. Maybe I should stick to peanut butter. :shock:
How did your parents know? Chocolatey ring around your mouth?
*Warning* May contain nuts.http://veloviewer.com/SigImage.php?a=3370a&r=3&c=5&u=M&g=p&f=abcdefghij&z=a.png
Wiliers: Cento Uno/Superleggera R and Zero 7. Bianchi Infinito CV and Oltre XR20 -
Chocolatey ring around your mouth?Felt so Good wrote:skyd0g wrote:Ands wrote:Stewie Griffin wrote:skyd0g wrote:I've never tried Nutella, perhaps I should.
Yes, do, its great on everything!
*Warning* May contain nuts.[/quote
or even worse the chocolatey mouth around his ring! now that would explain the parental concerns about Aids!http://veloviewer.com/SigImage.php?a=3370a&r=3&c=5&u=M&g=p&f=abcdefghij&z=a.png
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Chutney could be a carcinogen..........
I used to eat a lot of Victorian style chutney, on cheddar and jacobs wheatgerm crackers. Then I got testicular cancer when I was 34, and had to get a testicle removed.
You could say I used to contain nuts
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