Help: Boardman HT Comp 650b, Sell Or Keep?

Cody

JBA wrote:

Cody wrote:

Beef is not ideal meat.

Yes it is. Try again.

Another contradiction of your own earlier ramblings.

Cody wrote:

I spent £620 on a phone this month and had it 2 weeks but, sent my iPhone 6 phone back on Friday last week as I realised I was wasting yet another £600 on something which I didn't need to.

Last week you said you had your dad's upgrade. How many phones have you got?

Cody wrote:

I've got some riding planned over next few weeks.

No way!

Cody wrote:

Full of flu at moment.

You mean you have a cold. If you had flu you wouldn't be able to get out of bed, go to work or 'be busy'.

Cody, you really need to have a long, hard think about where you are going with your life and what you want to do. Over analysing your eating habits / meal requirements and believing a mythical being will help you with anything is clearly not doing you any good.[/quote]

Providing the weather is right I'm going to go and have a few rides, but I've heard this morning that it's going to get worser over next few weeks, lots of wind and rain or just wind, if it's just wind I should be fine. But I've really not ridden for 2 months so I think I need to ride and make use of my bike. You know at this time of year late jan, early feb it gets windy and the air is not hot but works up a sweat when you're riding. Yh I've got a cold I think, just feel really sore around the sighnusses and eyes and ears. But I'm not having any medication for it, don't trust Doctors and their money making drugs, just having some lemon and honey in water and 2 light meals a day and plenty of fluids.

Well I bought a iPhone 6, but sent it back, waste of money because I didn't like the phone. It was originally for my sister as a gift but my dad got an upgrade and it was an iPhone 6 with a smaller memory so we gave her that one instead. That leaves me and my dad without a new phone. I'm due an upgrade on Feb 26th, it will have been 2 years then since I've had the iPhone 5 which has a poor battery performance, 2 minor dints on casing and a little chip on screen. I've been through a lot of bad on this phone in last 2 years. So really need to change it, besides not really happy with the colour now as my taste changes every once in a while. I don't know wether to buy one or get an upgrade. And plus because I use iCloud.com email, I only get 5gb of cloud storage for emails and backing up all content on my phone to a cloud. To purchase an extra 20gb it is an extra £0.79p per month. Otherwise I'd just use hotmail which is free. But my goal this year is to save money and as much of it as possible. I spent over £7k last year just on crap, junk food and things I didn't need.

I am having a long hard think about my life, I do that when I'm home in the evening praying because prayer helps me remember my life and where I'm going. Whatever benefits the people, will remain in the earth. I know I can't continue to live like a hermit at work and gain weight every week because I can't be bothered to do any exercise but I will make an effort, and that will be soon, rather than later. I'm not obese or fat, but I'm beginning to look fat and am very weak at moment.

By the way, I have a bike for sale if anyone wants it? I don't know what it's worth. It's a foldup bike. Brand new and never ridden.

I can upload a pic if it helps?

cooldad

Just when you think the fail can't get any more failed, Cody restores your faith in epic failure.

Chunkers1980

Cody wrote:

By the way, I have a bike for sale if anyone wants it? I don't know what it's worth. It's a foldup bike. Brand new and never ridden.

I can upload a pic if it helps?

I'll give you a packet of Haribo (Star Mix) and in keeping with the thread some salmon fish.

katiebob

Is this thread going to run for another 67 pages while you decide whether you really want to sell this one?

What if you decide to ride it to Leeds?

Cody

Chunkers1980 wrote:

Cody wrote:

By the way, I have a bike for sale if anyone wants it? I don't know what it's worth. It's a foldup bike. Brand new and never ridden.

I can upload a pic if it helps?

I'll give you a packet of Haribo (Star Mix) and in keeping with the thread some salmon fish.

I'm not sure, I think it's worth around £100-150 or maybe more, I need to know and need to get rid. I was given it as a gift as someone was having a clearout and I said I'll take it because I suspected that it would sell. Anyone, help?

Cody

Katiebob wrote:

Is this thread going to run for another 67 pages while you decide whether you really want to sell this one?

What if you decide to ride it to Leeds?

I am going to ride to Leeds, when I feel up to it, otherwise I'm just gonna go and do it.

Chunkers1980

What if I still offer you a packet of Haribo (Star Mix) and some salmon fish max and won't budge? Will you take it then?

Cody

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It's literally new, never ridden and can't see a spot of rust anywhere. What's it worth?

Angus Young

Cody wrote:

But I'm not having any medication for it, don't trust Doctors and their money making drugs...

But you do trust your imaginary friend in the sky? Nothing will get better for you until you put this nonsense behind you.

Chunkers1980

I'll give you a packet of Haribo (Star Mix) and in keeping with the thread some salmon fish.

welshkev

Katiebob wrote:

Is this thread going to run for another 67 pages while you decide whether you really want to sell this one?

What if you decide to ride it to Leeds?

I sure hope so!

and I doubt he ever will!

welshkev

plus I stand by my earlier mention of you sounding depressed and also repressed!

Cody

welshkev wrote:

plus I stand by my earlier mention of you sounding depressed and also repressed!

I'm not depressed, at least I don't spend all my time on a bike forum. I just don't have the ability to write conscicely on a forum like those who are on here 24/7. People like you.

You have compounded ignorance, someone who actually thinks they know something but they don't.

katiebob

Cody wrote:

welshkev wrote:

plus I stand by my earlier mention of you sounding depressed and also repressed!

I'm not depressed, at least I don't spend all my time on a bike forum. I just don't have the ability to write conscicely on a forum like those who are on here 24/7. People like you.

You have compounded ignorance, someone who actually thinks they know something but they don't.

67 pages Cody... 67 pages...

welshkev

Cody wrote:

welshkev wrote:

plus I stand by my earlier mention of you sounding depressed and also repressed!

I'm not depressed, at least I don't spend all my time on a bike forum. I just don't have the ability to write conscicely on a forum like those who are on here 24/7. People like you.

You have compounded ignorance, someone who actually thinks they know something but they don't.

hahahhahaha

I know something because my brother has depression. mentioned to you a gazillion pages ago! so I researched the subject thoroughly.

I work from home and have a job where I don't have to bow and scrape like you. so I have lots of time to spend laughing at your sad life!

oh yeah, plus I went for a 27 mile mtb ride earlier

Chunkers1980

If someone says you sound depressed and repressed, that is what is sounds like to them (they have 67! pages to reference). You then come back with "compounded ignorance, someone who actually thinks they know something but they don't." Pot kettle black much??? Very sure everyone on here thinks that of you. Everyone else is crazy but I'm not.....

Angus Young

This bizarre thread generates compound interest.

Chunkers1980

PS - that bike truly is worth about a fiver. Tenner to the right person. I think you should post a pic of you riding the thing.

Chunkers1980

Angus Young wrote:

This bizarre thread generates compound interest.

Indeed - Wonga stylee

Cody

welshkev wrote:

Cody wrote:

welshkev wrote:

plus I stand by my earlier mention of you sounding depressed and also repressed!

.

hahahhahaha

I know something because my brother has depression. mentioned to you a gazillion pages ago! so I researched the subject thoroughly.

I work from home and have a job where I don't have to bow and scrape like you. so I have lots of time to spend laughing at your sad life!

oh yeah, plus I went for a 27 mile mtb ride earlier

Kev says to his mummy, Wee Wee Poo Poo, potty potty! lol

Angus Young

Cody wrote:

Kev says to his mummy, Wee Wee Poo Poo, potty potty! lol

Says the twenty something that lives with his mum...

ol\'gregg

Kev does have a point though Cody.
But I don't think you're depressed though. I think that you have so much bottled up inside you due to living a life you're told to live instead of living the life you want. You go on about not wanting to live a materialistic life but go on and on about new gadgets and how much things have cost you.
Lots of people on here have given you sound advice and from what I can decipher so have health professionals but you ignore it as it does not fit in to the way you perceive you life should be. Which is why people have taken to jokes at your expense as you do come across as child like in the face of advice you don't like.
That aside your exercise does not solely have to come from cycling alone (if and when you do some) As Kev said I suffer from depression and he has seen first hand how at one time it controlled my life and I have now started walking in the countryside to help cure a few issues still hanging around and it does wonders for your outlook.
Eating the right stuff at the right time plus exercise has helped my weight loss and frame of mind.
So instead of writing the essay sized chunks of your daily movements and (lack) of eating styles, be thankful for the good advice given.

And if all else fails blame Wiggle or some such deity for your short comings.


Toodle ooh

welshkev

Cody wrote:

welshkev wrote:

Cody wrote:

welshkev wrote:

plus I stand by my earlier mention of you sounding depressed and also repressed!

.

hahahhahaha

I know something because my brother has depression. mentioned to you a gazillion pages ago! so I researched the subject thoroughly.

I work from home and have a job where I don't have to bow and scrape like you. so I have lots of time to spend laughing at your sad life!

oh yeah, plus I went for a 27 mile mtb ride earlier

Kev says to his mummy, Wee Wee Poo Poo, potty potty! lol

Only after I've drank my own body weight of thatchers cider. You'll never know that joy

Cody

ol\'gregg wrote:

Kev does have a point though Cody.
But I don't think you're depressed though. I think that you have so much bottled up inside you due to living a life you're told to live instead of living the life you want. You go on about not wanting to live a materialistic life but go on and on about new gadgets and how much things have cost you.
Lots of people on here have given you sound advice and from what I can decipher so have health professionals but you ignore it as it does not fit in to the way you perceive you life should be. Which is why people have taken to jokes at your expense as you do come across as child like in the face of advice you don't like.
That aside your exercise does not solely have to come from cycling alone (if and when you do some) As Kev said I suffer from depression and he has seen first hand how at one time it controlled my life and I have now started walking in the countryside to help cure a few issues still hanging around and it does wonders for your outlook.
Eating the right stuff at the right time plus exercise has helped my weight loss and frame of mind.
So instead of writing the essay sized chunks of your daily movements and (lack) of eating styles, be thankful for the good advice given.

And if all else fails blame Wiggle or some such deity for your short comings.

I can't blame a deity for my shortcoming, I've believed in it for so long, it's where I derive my strength from to live on and focus on my purpose in life. To be able to know my creator and my reason for existence. I before practicing this great beautiful religion of spirituality, use to do same as what you are doing now, wander alone mostly and go for walks in the woods. Always mad at myself and hating others for things they did and didn't do, but it was more difficult to accept blame for anything I was going through. Because I was so full of hatred and anger and animosity and resentment I would blame others all the time. In the Bible it says; before you pull the speck out of the eye of your own brother, pull the 2 by 4 out of your own. So, It's these kinds of things I never really picked up on till later when I got chance to speak to religious people. A lot of the religious folk were like ordinary people with bad habits, but I looked further than them, I looked in to books and I know sometimes it takes real strength to even turn a page when you go through depression, but you need the strength. And the religion ain't like the people, religion is perfect, people aren't. It's how we implement those principles from those texts and use them in our life that matters.

And I believe that you are partly doing the right thing by eating right and getting the right amount in your diet combined with cycling and other things you do. But I believe the greatest strength for me comes through prayer and worship. But to be able to do that you have to know what your worshipping, not a man or an idol, but something you cannot see. That's the challenge, and then when things start falling in to place in your life you then can see who is doing it and this will lead you to getting closer and studying the creator more and how he works in the lives of mankind. I'm certain if it's influenced someone like me who has suffered from some if not all what you've suffered from, I'm sure it can do the same for you. I'm not enforcing anything on you, just think for yourself. But I really appreciate the advice you gave me a few pages back. No offence to your mom, I was having a joke with Kev. And he needs to stop drinking cider. Otherwise he'll end up in same boat as you with depression. It will be one costly hangover mate drinking bodys weight of cider.

I am a patient on this forum, the website is the hospital and you lot are the doctors. That's the way I see it, and the advice you give is the treatment.

TBH, I'm not really into gadgets, ever since I've started working I have the luxury of buying myself things I never dreamed of. I get the urge or temptation at times to spend and buy on what I don't need. But as I've mentioned before, there's a different between needs and wants and I've got the jist of it hopefully so this year won't be anywhere as much in spending as last year was. But I have a goal, I feel as though I've been blessed by god himself, i.e I'm not referring to god as a man but a thing unseen.

I feel as I've been blessed with helping my life to be put together and have practiced self control and not succumbed in to temptations like I was before I found god. Last year was my first year earning a proper wage, so this year I've set aside a budget, half of what I spent last year, and will try to use that for what I 'NEED', not what I want. If it get's too difficult to want something, I'll have to do what someone on here suggested, leave it for a few days and ask myself, do I still want it etc cos minds change and they change quick, especially if you're young. So in reality I'm from the simpleton people, just that I went a lil OTT in spending in my first year as an office administrator. However I did some good things with my money aswell, I paid my Jizya which god prescribed on believers and that was an annual tax I have to pay to the poor each year during Ramadan. And donated some to the Palestinian people and this year Save The Children charity is on my list of donations. If you know what you are doing it for and for the right reason with good intentions you feel better for it. Giving someone a smile is a charity, a small gift, a piece of fruit, a hand shake, helping the elderly and having mercy on yourself, god recognises all these and you get rewarded for it.

I really did admire your courage to stand up and fight depression, it takes a lot out of ya. I hope you recover fully and find peace in life. This world is a prison for the believer and a paradise for the disbeliever, look at the people causing destruction around the world, they're not taking a day off causing chaos, this world was not meant to be peaceful, but we can be peaceful within our ownselves and in our own societys. Acquire that peace ol gregg, the peace which gives you clarity in thought and action and intentions. Be like a new born baby Jesus the prophet said. I hope you find work aswell, it's not easy finding work. But I hope you do.

Lastly, I have a habit of overwriting. lol I do a lot of reading you see so I like to cram everything in and make a big deal on everything.

Angus Young

Cody wrote:

I can't blame a deity for my shortcoming, I've believed in it for so long, it's where I derive my strength from to live on and focus on my purpose in life.

So, boys and girls, can anyone tell us what's wrong with that sentence in the context of this thread?

Cody wrote:

I before practicing this great beautiful religion of spirituality, use to do same as what you are doing now, wander alone mostly and go for walks in the woods. Always mad at myself and hating others for things they did and didn't do, but it was more difficult to accept blame for anything I was going through. Because I was so full of hatred and anger and animosity and resentment I would blame others all the time.

This might come as a terrible shock to you, Cody, but we're not actually doing any of that. Though I will admit going for walks in the woods.

cooldad

Cody wrote:

Random blah blah blah

I can't blame a deity for my shortcoming, I've believed in it for so long, it's where I derive my strength from to live on and focus on my purpose in life.

Extreme random blah blah blah

Dude you've been short-changed. You should try some actual food and real life.

rgliniany

Cody wrote:

I can't blame a deity for my shortcoming, I've believed in it for so long, it's where I derive my strength from to live on and focus on my purpose in life. To be able to know my creator and my reason for existence. I before practicing this great beautiful religion of spirituality, use to do same as what you are doing now, wander alone mostly and go for walks in the woods. Always mad at myself and hating others for things they did and didn't do, but it was more difficult to accept blame for anything I was going through. Because I was so full of hatred and anger and animosity and resentment I would blame others all the time. In the Bible it says; before you pull the speck out of the eye of your own brother, pull the 2 by 4 out of your own(1). So, It's these kinds of things I never really picked up on till later when I got chance to speak to religious people. A lot of the religious folk were like ordinary people with bad habits, but I looked further than them, I looked in to books and I know sometimes it takes real strength to even turn a page when you go through depression, but you need the strength. And the religion ain't like the people, religion is perfect, people aren't. It's how we implement those principles from those texts and use them in our life that matters.

And I believe that you are partly doing the right thing by eating right and getting the right amount in your diet combined with cycling and other things you do. But I believe the greatest strength for me comes through prayer and worship. But to be able to do that you have to know what your worshipping, not a man or an idol, but something you cannot see. That's the challenge, and then when things start falling in to place in your life you then can see who is doing it and this will lead you to getting closer and studying the creator more and how he works in the lives of mankind. I'm certain if it's influenced someone like me who has suffered from some if not all what you've suffered from, I'm sure it can do the same for you. I'm not enforcing anything on you, just think for yourself. But I really appreciate the advice you gave me a few pages back. No offence to your mom, I was having a joke with Kev. And he needs to stop drinking cider. Otherwise he'll end up in same boat as you with depression. It will be one costly hangover mate drinking bodys weight of cider.

I am a patient on this forum, the website is the hospital and you lot are the doctors. That's the way I see it, and the advice you give is the treatment.

TBH, I'm not really into gadgets, ever since I've started working I have the luxury of buying myself things I never dreamed of. I get the urge or temptation at times to spend and buy on what I don't need. But as I've mentioned before, there's a different between needs and wants and I've got the jist of it hopefully so this year won't be anywhere as much in spending as last year was. But I have a goal, I feel as though I've been blessed by god himself, i.e I'm not referring to god as a man but a thing unseen.

I feel as I've been blessed with helping my life to be put together and have practiced self control and not succumbed in to temptations like I was before I found god. Last year was my first year earning a proper wage, so this year I've set aside a budget, half of what I spent last year, and will try to use that for what I 'NEED', not what I want. If it get's too difficult to want something, I'll have to do what someone on here suggested, leave it for a few days and ask myself, do I still want it etc cos minds change and they change quick, especially if you're young. So in reality I'm from the simpleton people (2), just that I went a lil OTT in spending in my first year as an office administrator. However I did some good things with my money aswell, I paid my Jizya which god prescribed on believers and that was an annual tax I have to pay to the poor each year during Ramadan. And donated some to the Palestinian people and this year Save The Children charity is on my list of donations. If you know what you are doing it for and for the right reason with good intentions you feel better for it. Giving someone a smile is a charity, a small gift, a piece of fruit, a hand shake, helping the elderly and having mercy on yourself, god recognises all these and you get rewarded for it.

I really did admire your courage to stand up and fight depression, it takes a lot out of ya. I hope you recover fully and find peace in life. This world is a prison for the believer and a paradise for the disbeliever, look at the people causing destruction around the world, they're not taking a day off causing chaos, this world was not meant to be peaceful, but we can be peaceful within our ownselves and in our own societys. Acquire that peace ol gregg, the peace which gives you clarity in thought and action and intentions. Be like a new born baby Jesus the prophet said. I hope you find work aswell, it's not easy finding work. But I hope you do.

Lastly, I have a habit of overwriting. lol I do a lot of reading you see so I like to cram everything in and make a big deal on everything.

1: is this a proper quote from the bible??

2: You really really are

dirkpitt74

rgliniany wrote:

1: is this a proper quote from the bible??

2: You really really are

Yes it is - a quick google brings up a couple of references - although it's more about sawdust and logs/planks (with plank referring nicely to this thread.....)


Anyway:


Can't believe this is still going!!!

welshkev

I CBA to quote Cody as it was too long. But where did it say Ol'Greg doesn't work? I know for a fact (he's my brother) that he has a very good job :?

I think you just read and assume what you like from most posts in here.

welshkev

I've just read all of what you wrote (man it's drivel) I don't literally drink my own body weight you tool! :roll:

Plus I haven't had a drink for a month so if I decide to have a night out drinking cider then I can! Drinking doesn't lead to depression :roll: