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TheBigBean

disgruntledgoat wrote:

FF and RR? The lion lies down with the lamb.

Which one is which?

frenchfighter

I've never understood why people get so worked up about mods.


Although I suppose mods could take a leaf out of this book:


ps. pls dont take offence if your name is not on the list. mine isnt either. i just knocked it up quickly with the first names that sprung to mind from this thread

Richmond Racer

TheBigBean wrote:

disgruntledgoat wrote:

FF and RR? The lion lies down with the lamb.

Which one is which?

*watches intently for answer*

disgruntledgoat

Richmond Racer wrote:

TheBigBean wrote:

disgruntledgoat wrote:

FF and RR? The lion lies down with the lamb.

Which one is which?

*watches intently for answer*

You're missing the point.

The point being it's the end of days.

Richmond Racer

disgruntledgoat wrote:

Richmond Racer wrote:

TheBigBean wrote:

disgruntledgoat wrote:

FF and RR? The lion lies down with the lamb.

Which one is which?

*watches intently for answer*

You're missing the point.

The point being it's the end of days.

A paradise on earth, surely?

No_Ta_Doctor

You got Macaloon wrong there Frenchie. Think this is what you were looking for...

Macaloon

Behind the scenes at the pro-race paintball outing.

Crankbrother

Before Frenchie photoshopped you lot ...

ddraver

Awww Thanks Frenchie

I look forward to the next BRPR meet up when we can finally meet each other in person

FYI - Cavendish is on Hard Talk (iplayer) this week, I'm 2 mins in and already it's a very very good insight into him as whoever the interviewer is he's a non cyclist and si asking difficult questions that a normo cylcing journo wouldnt ask..

Tusher, my flower, you'd love it!!

deejay

pinarello001 wrote:

It is Christmas soon, lighten up and the Tour Down Under is not far away, then ther Milan San Remo and it is back to business. The cycle review of the year is on sale now from all good newsagents - get one and something off the top shelf too, christ you needs it.

Putting my head above the parapet, so don't shoot yet until you've read this pedantic post.
Quote "TDU and then there is Milan-San Remo" but I'm only really interested in Europe, so it is :-
Trofeo Laigueglia 21st Feb,
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 1st March, KBK 2nd March
Paris-Nice 9-16 March,
Tirreno-Adriatico 12-18 March

before Milan-San Remo 23 March and lots of Europe races from early February. (of note Strade Bianche, Roma Maxima)

You can throw pillows now as I duck again and the afternoons are now getting lighter.

TheBigBean

It's a big love in now!

rick_chasey

Right you lot.

I'll deal with people on the mod end but if there is someone who you find aggravating or you see is not derailing threads etc don't engage. You'll only wind yourself up and others.

People who don't want to discuss will leave if left to it.

pinno

Rick Chasey wrote:

Right you lot.

I'll deal with people on the mod end but if there is someone who you find aggravating or you see is not derailing threads etc don't engage. You'll only wind yourself up and others.

People who don't want to discuss will leave if left to it.

Come on Rick - no sooner had I accused them of having no sense of humour, hey presto, a whole load of pics and some captions. Surely this is a happy derailment? Does that make me the rear mech?

@ dejay - Respect for naming the European events that have lots of history and tradition. Can we open up a thread which debates whether or not to ditch tours and events outside of Europe?

RichN95.

pinarello001 wrote:

@ dejay - Respect for naming the European events that have lots of history and tradition. Can we open up a thread which debates whether or not to ditch tours and events outside of Europe?

There's a thread titled "Tour of Wherever" which basically discusses such things. It's probably dropped down to the second page

Pross

Well chuffed to have made it onto a Frenchie photo montage. All this bickering has produced something good (nearly said positive!)

pinno

RichN95 wrote:

pinarello001 wrote:

@ dejay - Respect for naming the European events that have lots of history and tradition. Can we open up a thread which debates whether or not to ditch tours and events outside of Europe?

There's a thread titled "Tour of Wherever" which basically discusses such things. It's probably dropped down to the second page

Fixed that little problem.

Paulie W

pinarello001 wrote:

@ dejay - Respect for naming the European events that have lots of history and tradition. Can we open up a thread which debates whether or not to ditch tours and events outside of Europe?

To be fair, he was there when they started!

above_the_cows

frenchfighter wrote:

Look at my 'tache! Awesome Frenchie.

Coriander

Above The Cows wrote:

frenchfighter wrote:

Look at my 'tache! Awesome Frenchie.

It's almost like he actually knows you, isn't it?

above_the_cows

Coriander wrote:

It's almost like he actually knows you, isn't it?

Shhhhh. I shave it off and use industrial levels of hair bleach normally. No one is supposed to know :shock:

I'm going to take a wild swing and suggest that Tache Man is an IDF soldier. Having worked documenting their human rights abuses in a former life, I recognise the uniform and that's an M16 he's carrying, the IDF weapon of choice, but his rank hanging around the neck is the main give away.

disgruntledgoat

Above The Cows wrote:

Coriander wrote:

It's almost like he actually knows you, isn't it?

Shhhhh. I shave it off and use industrial levels of hair bleach normally. No one is supposed to know :shock:

I'm going to take a wild swing and suggest that Tache Man is an IDF soldier. Having worked documenting their human rights abuses in a former life, I recognise the uniform and that's an M16 he's carrying, the IDF weapon of choice, but his rank hanging around the neck is the main give away.

Rank insignia on the chest is fairly common in most western armies (especially when epulettes are obscured by a flack jacket) and the M16 is also the standard US Army/Marine assault weapon too

[/sinister war hermit]

above_the_cows

disgruntledgoat wrote:

Above The Cows wrote:

Coriander wrote:

It's almost like he actually knows you, isn't it?

Shhhhh. I shave it off and use industrial levels of hair bleach normally. No one is supposed to know :shock:

I'm going to take a wild swing and suggest that Tache Man is an IDF soldier. Having worked documenting their human rights abuses in a former life, I recognise the uniform and that's an M16 he's carrying, the IDF weapon of choice, but his rank hanging around the neck is the main give away.

Rank insignia on the chest is fairly common in most western armies (especially when epulettes are obscured by a flack jacket) and the M16 is also the standard US Army/Marine assault weapon too

[/sinister war hermit]

Ah ha, I've never seen it on US soldiers before, but then I haven't been in close quarters with them. See this forum is always a wealth of information.

ugo.santalucia

Right, so technically you are all trolling MY thread... so think about it next time you report someone for trolling.
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