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Gazlar
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Morning all of you bounders and cads
4 start this morning and slept awfully last night, means we have one grumpy Gazlar this morning, add to the fact I had to buy a new chainset last night too because of my rushing to do a job, means very grumpy Gazlar.
On the plus sides, done for 12 so gym today too, I've shifted half a stone in a fortnight, another half stone and I'll be happy, another stone and I'll be very happy
Then back home to ebay some tat, I mean high quality items, mainly the pile of grips I've tried with and changed my mind
Laterzzzz
4 start this morning and slept awfully last night, means we have one grumpy Gazlar this morning, add to the fact I had to buy a new chainset last night too because of my rushing to do a job, means very grumpy Gazlar.
On the plus sides, done for 12 so gym today too, I've shifted half a stone in a fortnight, another half stone and I'll be happy, another stone and I'll be very happy
Then back home to ebay some tat, I mean high quality items, mainly the pile of grips I've tried with and changed my mind
Laterzzzz
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Gazlar If you loose a stone and a half, you wont have enough weight to depress your forks!
Morning Chaparoonies, No Coffee in the office this morning only Tea, I havent had a cup of tea in decades and i'm not about to start now!
Was sorting some money out last night, so hopefully i can place the order on the two bikes
Going to hopefully go to Redbridge Cycling centre on sunday, i did a race there in the summer and its the only place i can think of locally thats not going to be under 3ft of mud!
Last nights date with the wife was a nice refreshing change, although still cant work out why people pay good money to go to Prezzo's? Then she ruins it all (*the Flow) by saying she wants to watch Pikeys getting married or something on the moving picture box. :shock: :evil:
* The Flow, Moving comftably towards bedroom activity's0 -
Lol I'm deceptiveley (sp) heavy I'm down to 14 and a half stone now 13 and half is target. I was 18 stone a couple of years ago0
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Morning all, should be having a handsome deposit into my bank account today from my university as they overcharged for something. Good farking times!
Though, cleaning and a few other things are on the agenda today.0 -
MountainMonster
dude, all posted yesterday. not much of any interset but its something!
Gaz, i think my ideal weight for my size is something like 12.5stone but i would need to cut off at least 1 and a half legs to gett to that i think! so for you to get down that low is scary!0 -
VWsurfbum wrote:MountainMonster
dude, all posted yesterday. not much of any interset but its something!
Gaz, i think my ideal weight for my size is something like 12.5stone but i would need to cut off at least 1 and a half legs to gett to that i think! so for you to get down that low is scary!
Safe geezy! Many thanks man, anythings a plus!
I need to get down to 78 kilos to get to my ideal weight, according to doctors. I don't look fat, I don't look skinny, I just look normal with a shirt on. Wouldn't mind 78 kilos though, even though its 10 under me!0 -
morning
First cup of tea finished
Good night of study last night means there may be a gap in this weeks work / study mix to fit in a quick ride or a run 0 -
Mehning, bloody freezing this morning, ice everywhere. Bike's in the car for lunch time though and day off tomorrow.VWsurfbum wrote:although still cant work out why people pay good money to go to Prezzo's?
Saturday lunch time - empty, 2 for £10, fit lithuanian staff who end up amusing the kids.Visit Clacton during the School holidays - it's like a never ending freak show.
Who are you calling inbred?0 -
morning all,
still feel like crap, still came into work, still want to go home
that is all0 -
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This one powered by tea... from the comfort of my home office
Kitty good luck for the exam, I'm sure you'll breeze it 0 -
Gogo Kitty.
as for myself.. bleh work.0 -
Morning all. No biking last night it was mrs blitz's birthday
Went for a family meal at the local Italian I had to dress smart/casual and sit down and talk for a few hours and act normal my god it was hard work 0 -
I struggle to deal with people full stop on the most Blitz so i feel for you lol.0
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Morning all!
I'm in a good mood today, at the ripe old age of 27, I passed my driving test yesterday! (First time, 5 minors)
So, Wales is now within distance etc, the biking world has just opened up for me, and looking forward to getting out in my new car on my own!
Sadly though, not ridden since before xmas, due to Medical issues, so thats annoying me somewhat.. off the bike for at least another week, but shall start trying to get out on gentle rides soon
Today, I have minions doing work, as I celebrated a bit hard last night, so have brainache. Lots of caffeine is required to get me through the day. Sadly though, so poor, that bacon is a distant dream... 0 -
You and me both mateThewaylander wrote:I struggle to deal with people full stop on the most Blitz so i feel for you lol.
Stav: congratulations! The world is your lobster0 -
Stav
Congratulations on becoming a motorist. Soon you'll be annoyed by roadies who ride 6 abreast on a B road at stupid o'clock in the morning, but being a cyclist, you'll give them plenty of room and navigate your way around them without shouting profanities or making rude hand gestures :¬)0 -
Gazlar - Nicely done! Keep it up
MountainMonster - Similar plan for me, 10kgs to loose.
Kitty - Good luck!
Stav - Congratulations!
I'm at work, eating 'Urban Fruit' dried Mango. Mmmmmm Seems quiet here, maybe a little too quiet. I shall seize this opportunity to sell stuff on thebay me thinks.It takes as much courage to have tried and failed as it does to have tried and succeeded.
Join us on UK-MTB we won't bite, but bring cake!
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Raymondavalon wrote:Stav
Congratulations on becoming a motorist. Soon you'll be annoyed by roadies who ride 6 abreast on a B road at stupid o'clock in the morning, but being a cyclist, you'll give them plenty of room and navigate your way around them without shouting profanities or making rude hand gestures :¬)
Talk for yourself. it's a road mow them down hard!!! muhahaha
And gratz Stav mate.0 -
Cheers all, I'm chuffed to bits
Already muttered "pfft, bloody cyclists" to myself once or twice on my lessons
Gazlar - Good work buddy, my bro used to be 17st, and is now down to 12.something, pretty much all thanks to cycling, so it's do-able!
Kitty - Good luck!
Wow, it's all happening today!!0 -
Thewaylander wrote:Raymondavalon wrote:Stav
Congratulations on becoming a motorist. Soon you'll be annoyed by roadies who ride 6 abreast on a B road at stupid o'clock in the morning, but being a cyclist, you'll give them plenty of room and navigate your way around them without shouting profanities or making rude hand gestures :¬)
Talk for yourself. it's a road mow them down hard!!! muhahaha
And gratz Stav mate.
i got stuck behind a group of them on sunday on the duffryn to st brides/wentlooge rd. i still respected them and gave them plenty of room even though they were wearing lycra 0 -
Kev you soft sod.
Could of killed a few off, endagered the species a bit
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Thewaylander wrote:Kev you soft sod.
Could of killed a few off, endagered the species a bit
i did consider it 0 -
it's like south park.. it's totally legal if you shout out... 'it's coming right for us!!'0
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.blitz wrote:
They're a PITA eh? lolwelshkev wrote:i got stuck behind a group of them on sunday
I got 'stuck' behind one on the way to Birches Valley once. I swear the guy averaged 40 mph! :shock: No point overtaking!
Waylander: What about MTBers on their way to trails?
Stav: Well done, you'll probably find the most annoying things on the road are other drivers. On the phone, not indicating, driving at night/in fog with no lights on, doing make up, drinking a mug of tea on the motorway (as I saw this morning!), driving at 50mph past a school in a 20 zone, driving a 20mph on an NSL road.....ah, the joys! 0 -
bails87 wrote:
no chance of that with this lot, there was about 8-10 of them, spaced out taling up the whole lane doing about 15mph
now i ride a road bike myself at times, ahem, did i just say that out loud, ahem, so i have nothing against them really, but it is a PITA when you get stuck there with no where to go 0 -
Good Afternoon Freaks!
Been to the doctors this morning for my flu-jab and for some drugs to reduce my high blood pressure. Reading the "nasty side-effects" leaflet, I'm not sure if I want to take them... :shock:
Busy, busy afternoon in the office, then home to repair the Focus's tyre/tube. Had a quick look last night and there's still at least another 3 tacks in there. New tyres aren't going to arrive before the weekend, so I've got to patch this one up (super-glue in the holes) to get me through the next couple of days.0 -
El Capitano wrote:Good Afternoon Freaks!
Been to the doctors this morning for my flu-jab and for some drugs to reduce my high blood pressure. Reading the "nasty side-effects" leaflet, I'm not sure if I want to take them... :shock:
Busy, busy afternoon in the office, then home to repair the Focus's tyre/tube. Had a quick look last night and there's still at least another 3 tacks in there. New tyres aren't going to arrive before the weekend, so I've got to patch this one up (super-glue in the holes) to get me through the next couple of days.
your new job must involve a lot more work, i've noticed you only get on here lunch time at the moment, or are you just trying to create a good impression 0
