Cavendish... Is he over...???
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"The Manxman had wisdom teeth removed during his hiatus, which began in mid-March." (VeloNews)
I'm scared about his future...
I'm scared about his future...
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Don't worry, as long as they've left the rest in he should still be able to cope with more than soup.
I personally didn't realise that wisdom teeth had such an effect on sprinting ability, but thinking about it now mine were removed a few years ago and I'm sh1t at sprinting too :roll:0 -
steven gerard use dto have groin problems which hindered his performance and it was traced to problems with his teeth - mind you i suppose that could be read as he was always mouthing bollocks, heheThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Cleat Eastwood wrote:steven gerard was always mouthing bollocks, hehe
Didn't realise he was gay...
No wonder he's so popular with his team-mates!0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:Cleat Eastwood wrote:steven gerard was always mouthing bollocks, hehe
Didn't realise he was gay...
No wonder he's so popular with his team-mates!
He's popular with his team mates because they know that if he's with them when they go out on the rob and they get caught, he just has to make up any old bullshit story and the scouse jury will find them not guilty.0 -
It's the David Bowie effect. Once you start sorting your teeth out any talent you had decreases proportionally to how much work you've had done. Hence why Bowie was shit since about 1985."A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Allegedly I understand that allegedly Steven Gerrard allegedly also has an alleged porblem with allegedly keeping Little Stevie zipped up around alleged barley legal age girls, allegedly resulting in one alleged pregnancy were the girl was allegedly paid off by LFC allegedly not to go to the alleged opress with the alleged story and other alleged cases where he has allegedly paid up personally, including some alleged shenanigans with, allegedly, his cousin's best mate. Allegedly.
Allegedly.
But it could all be heresay and rumour. Allegedly.0 -
Yossie wrote:Allegedly I understand that allegedly Steven Gerrard allegedly also has an alleged porblem with allegedly keeping Little Stevie zipped up around alleged barley legal age girls, allegedly resulting in one alleged pregnancy were the girl was allegedly paid off by LFC allegedly not to go to the alleged opress with the alleged story and other alleged cases where he has allegedly paid up personally, including some alleged shenanigans with, allegedly, his cousin's best mate. Allegedly.
Allegedly.
But it could all be heresay and rumour. Allegedly.
Sorry, can't help it.. What's a barley legal girl? From the fens? 0 -
Allegedly farming stock
Barely. Allegedly.
I allegedly could be sorry about my typo as well ......0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:Yossie wrote:Allegedly I understand that allegedly Steven Gerrard allegedly also has an alleged porblem with allegedly keeping Little Stevie zipped up around alleged barley legal age girls, allegedly resulting in one alleged pregnancy were the girl was allegedly paid off by LFC allegedly not to go to the alleged opress with the alleged story and other alleged cases where he has allegedly paid up personally, including some alleged shenanigans with, allegedly, his cousin's best mate. Allegedly.
Allegedly.
But it could all be heresay and rumour. Allegedly.
Sorry, can't help it.. What's a barley legal girl? From the fens?
you can find them on Internet Corn Sites...0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:Sorry, can't help it.. What's a barley legal girl? From the fens?
Spot the guy from Cambridge/shire
Immediately in with the fen jokes
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Yossie wrote:Allegedly farming stock
Barely. Allegedly.
I allegedly could be sorry about my typo as well ......
Well made me
Shows how a simple typo can completely change the meaning of something.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Sorry, can't help it.. What's a barley legal girl? From the fens?
Spot the guy from Cambridge/shire
Immediately in with the fen jokes.
Cambridgeshire now, spent the first 18 yrs of life in south Lincolnshire. REAL fenland! Hence Im crap at going up hills!0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Sorry, can't help it.. What's a barley legal girl? From the fens?
Spot the guy from Cambridge/shire
Immediately in with the fen jokes.
Cambridgeshire now, spent the first 18 yrs of life in south Lincolnshire. REAL fenland! Hence Im crap at going up hills!
*shrugs* Brought up in Cambridge. Born in the Netherlands.
Beat that. 0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Sorry, can't help it.. What's a barley legal girl? From the fens?
Spot the guy from Cambridge/shire
Immediately in with the fen jokes.
Cambridgeshire now, spent the first 18 yrs of life in south Lincolnshire. REAL fenland! Hence Im crap at going up hills!
*shrugs* Brought up in Cambridge. Born in the Netherlands.
Beat that.
I won't even try.. I bow to your greater 'flatness'! 0 -
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Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.
Ah yeah. Not super super flat is it round there - round the 'ford places.
I tended to head north of Cambridge towards all the 'hams.
Cottenham, Willingham, Haddenham etc.0 -
Question by OP........Cavendish......Is he over
Answer.......NO!
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CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.
Yep head out towards kimbolton, barham, buckworth you can find a few hills. All that area starts getting more rolling countryside.0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.
You got Strava?0 -
I was under the impression our Cav doesn't have real teeth anyway.0
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ShockedSoShocked wrote:It's the David Bowie effect. Once you start sorting your teeth out any talent you had decreases proportionally to how much work you've had done. Hence why Bowie was shoot since about 1985.
That's why Freddy Mercury left his alone - he was worried that improving his looks would change his voice.I'm left handed, if that matters.0 -
sounds naughty - are they more comfy than beds in towns ????CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:
take me in rural Beds0 -
ALIHISGREAT wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.
You got Strava?
Nope, got something called mapmyride but it's pretty rubbish, it can drain battery in less than 3 hrs. Also loses signal a lot so given up on it.
The villages north of Bedford and over to Kimbolton are my favourite rides at the moment.0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:ALIHISGREAT wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.
You got Strava?
Nope, got something called mapmyride but it's pretty rubbish, it can drain battery in less than 3 hrs. Also loses signal a lot so given up on it.
The villages north of Bedford and over to Kimbolton are my favourite rides at the moment.
Only been over in that direction a few times, up to Great Staughton -> which is my new favourite ride
Going from Great Barford to Great Staughton is a really good stretch of road! Then back up Tempsford Hill on the way home for a small dose of 10%
You should try Strava though, doesn't wipe my phone's battery at all. Its also good for finding new hills.0 -
ALIHISGREAT wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:ALIHISGREAT wrote:CambsNewbie wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Where bouts in Cambs btw?
Live in St Neots now so my cycling routes take me out in (very) rural Beds and Cambs.
You got Strava?
Nope, got something called mapmyride but it's pretty rubbish, it can drain battery in less than 3 hrs. Also loses signal a lot so given up on it.
The villages north of Bedford and over to Kimbolton are my favourite rides at the moment.
Only been over in that direction a few times, up to Great Staughton -> which is my new favourite ride
Going from Great Barford to Great Staughton is a really good stretch of road! Then back up Tempsford Hill on the way home for a small dose of 10%
You should try Strava though, doesn't wipe my phone's battery at all. Its also good for finding new hills.
I like the 660, nice road and quiet. Normally pick it up near Ravensden up to Kimbolton then back to St Neots.
Do you mean the hill at Everton? I'm a mess at the end of that! Go that way when I cycle to work in Biggleswade to avoid the A1. Fun going down though!! 0 -
CambsNewbie wrote:
I like the 660, nice road and quiet. Normally pick it up near Ravensden up to Kimbolton then back to St Neots.
Do you mean the hill at Everton? I'm a mess at the end of that! Go that way when I cycle to work in Biggleswade to avoid the A1. Fun going down though!!
Haven't done the 660 yet, i used the minor road parallel running up through colmworth.
but i almost died last time i did Everton hill because i was trying to nail it on strava -> the segment starts at the railway crossing and ends up in the village... was already in trouble at the bottom. The Van following me up did help though!
to move slightly back on topic... i was worse than Cav in San Remo after the everton hill segement 0 -
Great news Cav fans, He aint over , no way.
Hot from Face Book, Hes Just passed Bhima on the Cat and Fiddle, must be in the form of his life!!!!!!!!!!
Would have loved to have been in Buxton today, a chance to meet two or my cycling Heros.
Go Bhima , Go Bhima he aint nothing but a jumped up spinter without his lead out team you ll take him!!!!!!!0 -
He passed me whilst descending Snakes Pass into Hope and said hi so I hopped on the back of his support moped for a few miles until he turned off towards buxton. Exchanged a few words at some lights but he was "in a mood so dont really feel like chatting sorry" haha!
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HiMoz wrote:He passed me whilst descending Snakes Pass into Hope and said hi so I hopped on the back of his support moped for a few miles until he turned off towards buxton. Exchanged a few words at some lights but he was "in a mood so dont really feel like chatting sorry" haha!
Amazing afternoon
Cavendouche: What a tool.
Must have been an amazing afternoon: follow a scooter then get dissed by a fat bloke at some traffic lights. Brilliant fun. Remind me to put that in my "must do before I die" list.
Hold on - isn't Buxton near Alsager?0
