I think everyone needs to chillax

Kieran_Burns

There's so much negativity today. People need to take a chill pill.

It's gorgeous out there, you're doing something you enjoy, be happy 8)

jonginge

Using words and phrases like chillax and chill pill will probably not aid your cause

You are mostly right, though

Clever Pun

Kieran_Burns wrote:

There's so much negativity today. People need to take a chill pill.

It's gorgeous out there, you're doing something you enjoy, be happy 8)

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Kieran_Burns

it's like poking an ants nest in here today

andy83

lol, keiran they really dont know what their missing with lovely countryside on your commute do they?

oh and with the sun shining and a day off I think i may just go out and enjoy it

Cant wait til it gets little brighter in mornings and i can do my 21 mile commute with two sets of traffic lights the whole way

lost_in_thought

I got rained on this morning, speak for yourself.

Fortunately I was asleep for the vast majority of the ride in, so barely noticed!

soundninjauk

It thought about raining on me, then decided not to. About which I was very grateful.

gtvlusso

Nobody trusts the chronically happy......

:-)

Mark Elvin

lost_in_thought wrote:

Fortunately I was asleep for the vast majority of the ride in, so barely noticed!

Mrs E often falls asleep halfway through a ride....oh hang on.....you didn't mean that...oops :oops:

Jay dubbleU

Beautiful here, sun shining, birds coughing in the trees etc

EKE_38BPM

Mark Elvin wrote:

lost_in_thought wrote:

Fortunately I was asleep for the vast majority of the ride in, so barely noticed!

Mrs E often falls asleep halfway through a ride....oh hang on.....you didn't mean that...oops :oops:

Give her a poke if that happens.

Oh, I get it. Oh dear.

EKE_38BPM

Kieran_Burns wrote:

There's so much negativity today. People need to take a chill pill.

It's gorgeous out there, you're doing something you enjoy, be happy 8)

I agree, there is a lot of negativity today, but I will not be taking a chill pill to chillax. I've only just got out of The Priory after a spell in the Betty Ford clinic.

It took me half an hour to calm down when I got into the office this morning, but I showed my helmet cam footage to colleagues and they could see my point with the stupidly close overtake and suicidal peds.
One colleague suggested I get a riding crop to hit cars with. She is a horse rider and when cars overtake too close she hits the roof of the car with the crop.

Kieran_Burns

Baker man is baking bread... 8)



(just for the record I had a fantastic nights sleep last night and chose to stay in bed that extra half hour, which meant I drove in today when I should've cycled. I don't care, no guilt, I was having a great dream and was feeling just fab. So nuh)

Greg T

You hippies make me sick.

rjsterry

Kieran_Burns wrote:

(just for the record I had a fantastic nights sleep last night and chose to stay in bed that extra half hour, which meant I drove in today when I should've cycled. I don't care, no guilt, I was having a great dream and was feeling just fab. So nuh)

Well, I had about 5 hours of interupted sleep due to the littl'un's wind waking her up, followed by a ride in through cold drizzle, needing my lights on even though it was nearly 10am by the time I got to work.

However, this cheered me up.

Am however now slightly concerned about the Chinook (big helicopter with twin rotors for those wondering) that has so far made three low level passes over the Hoxton/Shoreditch area.

sketchley

rjsterry wrote:

However, this cheered me up.

Horsey should be in neon.

rjsterry wrote:

Am however now slightly concerned about the Chinook (big helicopter with twin rotors for those wondering) that has so far made three low level passes over the Hoxton/Shoreditch area.

You must be near me just seen/heard/felt them fly past my 4th floor window.

jonginge

Sketchley wrote:

rjsterry wrote:

However, this cheered me up.

Horsey should be in neon.

rjsterry wrote:

Am however now slightly concerned about the Chinook (big helicopter with twin rotors for those wondering) that has so far made three low level passes over the Hoxton/Shoreditch area.

You must be near me just seen/heard/felt them fly past my 4th floor window.

Ditto. Shook the building :shock:

EKE_38BPM

They went overhead a while back. I'm in Edmonton.