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Morning
Sat here drinking tea whilst the kids watch rubbish, should be doing some work but can't be bothered as a quick extra pint with the lads turned out to be a lot more, still - who needs dinner
Today is bike fixing stuff for a big ghay ride tomorrow and obviously the rugby. In the middle the wife is out for 3 hrs getting her hair done, I get the feeling it might be expensive
Right time for another EG tea
Sat here drinking tea whilst the kids watch rubbish, should be doing some work but can't be bothered as a quick extra pint with the lads turned out to be a lot more, still - who needs dinner
Today is bike fixing stuff for a big ghay ride tomorrow and obviously the rugby. In the middle the wife is out for 3 hrs getting her hair done, I get the feeling it might be expensive
Right time for another EG tea
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Right time for another EG (Extra Ghey?) tea
Morning slurpers of dubious liquids!
Is it really the weekend as having lie ins every morning, you lose track of the days! Same shoot, different day for this crudder, relax, foods, sporting endeavours, both in real life and on the tellybox, boozes could also feature but i may put up a bit of a fight!
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Morning slurpers of dubious liquids!
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Morning Losers!
Yesterday was stupidly busy, and I ended up watching Dispacable Me 2 and then going to bed before midnight.
Todays plans are to fix the motorbike (again), tidy the house (again) and sell some stuff on ebay. Then it's time to watch the mighty Scotland win at the rugby!
Laters!It takes as much courage to have tried and failed as it does to have tried and succeeded.
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Moaning All,
Off to Gisburn this morning with the missus and a few mates. She's in to biking as much as me, so I guess I'm lucky!
Trying out the bottomless tokens I managed to get hold of. Rest of the day will involve an appropriate amount of sitting.Stumpjumper FSR Comp 650B http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=13032340
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Afternoon Fisters
The fog this morning was extremely thick so ones posterior was chewing the seat of the motorized bicycle into work however Tomorrows ride is cancelled so that leaves only one option and that is to get royally slaughtered tonight instead with 'the lads' i can see town on the horizon.
Have fun fellow Fistoids 8) 8) cosna kick a bo agen a wo and ed it back till it bos-UP HANLEY ME DUCK
NO STAIRWAY....DENIED!
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Great minds think alike.
Right time for another EG (Extra Ghey?) tea
Lots of jobs done and currently hound sitting while the girls are out. This means more peace than usual and the ability to follow football and rugby simultaneously."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Evening all,
Busy day but not much achieved. Now watching rugby and not happy. Strictly might be a better bet.0 -
Great minds think alike.
Right time for another EG (Extra Ghey?) tea
Lots of jobs done and currently hound sitting while the girls are out. This means more peace than usual and the ability to follow football and rugby simultaneously.
At least the football went ok0 -
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Hangover Saturday and after reading latest MBR I want the route they used in the mighty Huddersfield.
West Yorks is Gods Country.0 -
Whilst I highly disagree with your last sentence, I do actually live in Huddersfield. Do you have a link to the article?[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19716311#p19716311]Clockworkmark31[/url] wrote:Hangover Saturday and after reading latest MBR I want the route they used in the mighty Huddersfield.
West Yorks is Gods Country.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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Whilst I highly disagree with your last sentence, I do actually live in Huddersfield. Do you have a link to the article?[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19716311#p19716311]Clockworkmark31[/url] wrote:Hangover Saturday and after reading latest MBR I want the route they used in the mighty Huddersfield.
West Yorks is Gods Country.
You are no true Yorkshire man, I used to enjoy so many routes around Hebden, Ogden waters going up to Withens and dropping in to Howarth and looping back round. Or Hebden up pecket well and ending up at Ogden. Or Penistone and Holmfirth area. And the Pennine trails.
I don't have a link unfortunately it was in this months issue of MBR. Started of on some narrow cobbled hill and seems to go all over old trade paths and valleys to come coffee shop (I think milnes bridge area) then ending up at a bike friendly bar that has a brewery. The guys riding were sponsored by Orange.0 -
You know a cant beleve thee is a trator of these here fine hills. Think theee has tooo much flux goin to ya noggin.
The brewery is Magic Rock and the coffee shop Dark Woods.
Think the loop is from town center (McAlpine side) and up towards Slaithewaite and Brockholes area.But it is one I am not familiar with.0 -
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I most definitely am not a Yorkshireman! We won the war and got the crown
Ahh Milnesbridge is like 2 minutes from me. I'll have to check it out, it sounds quite interesting!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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