sunny sunday

sungod

early ride, rather nippy for almost-may, but good in the sun and quiet roads

just had espresso and a ham and cheese croissant at the cafe on the corner

off to warmer climes in a couple of days, business but due to timing will be there over the weekend, so much lazing by the pool will be involved

seem to have gained a kilo in the last week or so, too much food and not enough movement, better be going to the gym too

Stevo_666

Yep, fresh but sunny here so dog has been walked and coffee supped. Need to head out and get plenty of supplies from my favourite supermarket with the talented Sunday girls as we're running a bit low on stuff. Later will be trying to get wifey to make a decision on holidays :roll:

pinno

oxoman wrote:

...incurred the wife's wrath for coming back early...

What was she up to/planning!?

Toots swam and played. Chores done. Sipping coffee.

The project is getting sold down the river and i'm the one putting it in. Innit great?
What's a standard rate of machinery depreciation when the machinery is still working well and not obsolete or do I just go by market rate of similar machinery?

So many questions, so much time.

Laters.

verylonglegs

Managed a bike ride up to the coast. The northerly wind was cold and unwelcome but still I consider the ride an achievement. Attended a wedding on Friday, the bride was Polish and vodka shots were served on at free tab at 3pm after the ceremony. Yesterday I actually felt like part of my soul had died. Today still not right but getting there. An afternoon on the sofa listening to football on the radio beckons.

pinno

verylonglegs wrote:

Managed a bike ride up to the coast. The northerly wind was cold and unwelcome but still I consider the ride an achievement. Attended a wedding on Friday, the bride was Polish and vodka shots were served on at free tab at 3pm after the ceremony. Yesterday I actually felt like part of my soul had died. Today still not right but getting there. An afternoon on the sofa listening to football on the radio beckons.

Vodka gets rid of the parts of the brain that may dissuade you from doing it a again. Whisky gets rid of your liver. I prefer the former.

sungod

Pinno wrote:

Vodka gets rid of the parts of the brain that may dissuade you from doing it a again.

i can confirm this, i completely eliminated this part of my brain around the age of 17, the next two decades are mostly a vague blur, but i do still have a functioning liver

Lookyhere

10 mile TT down in sunny Cornwall, even the teenage terrorist took a break from GCSE revision to see if she could catch me, not today but i feel youth is on her side

pinno

Lookyhere wrote:

10 mile TT down in sunny Cornwall, even the teenage terrorist took a break from GCSE revision to see if she could catch me, not today but i feel youth is on her side

Just a matter of time then. Get some PED's - there's plenty to choose from.

team47b

Went out on steel bike to try out my new shoes, now eating a *sausage sandwich which Mrs T made, it has mayo and Branston pickle, not sure that's right

*no pigs were slaughtered in the making of my sandwich, cant vouch for the cows involved in the making of my shoes though!

pinno

team47b wrote:

Went out on steel bike to try out my new shoes, now eating a *sausage sandwich which Mrs T made, it has mayo and Branston pickle, not sure that's right

*no pigs were slaughtered in the making of my sandwich, cant vouch for the cows involved in the making of my shoes though!

Surely you're not feeling sentimental about leather sourced in 1943?

seanoconn

verylonglegs wrote:

Managed a bike ride up to the coast. The northerly wind was cold and unwelcome but still I consider the ride an achievement. Attended a wedding on Friday, the bride was Polish and vodka shots were served on at free tab at 3pm after the ceremony. Yesterday I actually felt like part of my soul had died. Today still not right but getting there. An afternoon on the sofa listening to football on the radio beckons.

I'm going to a Polish wedding in August Food and booze on the menu to the early hours, can't wait.

ballysmate

Out this morning taking advantage of clear weather. No steel bikes involved, nor aluminium nor carbon. Steel garden fork though.

verylonglegs

Don't worry Bally, Alan Titchmarsh is a real hit with the older ladies I hear so you'll be ok.

Seanno, all I can say is at least go easy until the food is served! I don't consider myself an inexerienced spirits drinker, bourbon is my usual choice and I've a bottle of Reyka in the freezer, but dear Lord I felt bad yesterday. No headache or physical illness, just so so drained. I could've cried.

ballysmate

seanoconn wrote:

verylonglegs wrote:

Managed a bike ride up to the coast. The northerly wind was cold and unwelcome but still I consider the ride an achievement. Attended a wedding on Friday, the bride was Polish and vodka shots were served on at free tab at 3pm after the ceremony. Yesterday I actually felt like part of my soul had died. Today still not right but getting there. An afternoon on the sofa listening to football on the radio beckons.

I'm going to a Polish wedding in August Food and booze on the menu to the early hours, can't wait.

Who's organising the stag do? Is that why Arran is absent, he is working on the project? Pinno? He's got plenty of time on his hands now. Not Stevo though, his tastes are a bit rich for me. Perhaps you could get Rick to do it, he is always game for a laugh.

seanoconn

Ballysmate wrote:

seanoconn wrote:

verylonglegs wrote:

Managed a bike ride up to the coast. The northerly wind was cold and unwelcome but still I consider the ride an achievement. Attended a wedding on Friday, the bride was Polish and vodka shots were served on at free tab at 3pm after the ceremony. Yesterday I actually felt like part of my soul had died. Today still not right but getting there. An afternoon on the sofa listening to football on the radio beckons.

I'm going to a Polish wedding in August Food and booze on the menu to the early hours, can't wait.

Who's organising the stag do? Is that why Arran is absent, he is working on the project? Pinno? He's got plenty of time on his hands now. Not Stevo though, his tastes are a bit rich for me. Perhaps you could get Rick to do it, he is always game for a laugh.

Very kind of you to offer Bally, you've talked yourself into a job

seanoconn

verylonglegs wrote:

Don't worry Bally, Alan Titchmarsh is a real hit with the older ladies I hear so you'll be ok.

Seanno, all I can say is at least go easy until the food is served! I don't consider myself an inexerienced spirits drinker, bourbon is my usual choice and I've a bottle of Reyka in the freezer, but dear Lord I felt bad yesterday. No headache or physical illness, just so so drained. I could've cried.

I thought I could handle my vodka until I went toe to toe with my future father in law. It didn't end well and proved a messy defeat for England.

pinno

seanoconn wrote:

verylonglegs wrote:

Don't worry Bally, Alan Titchmarsh is a real hit with the older ladies I hear so you'll be ok.

Seanno, all I can say is at least go easy until the food is served! I don't consider myself an inexerienced spirits drinker, bourbon is my usual choice and I've a bottle of Reyka in the freezer, but dear Lord I felt bad yesterday. No headache or physical illness, just so so drained. I could've cried.

I thought I could handle my vodka until I went toe to toe with my future father in law. It didn't end well and proved a messy defeat for England.

Was Steve Mcclaren responsible for your selection? If it was Hodgson, the choice would have been TLW - goes without saying.

Stevo_666

seanoconn wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

seanoconn wrote:

verylonglegs wrote:

Managed a bike ride up to the coast. The northerly wind was cold and unwelcome but still I consider the ride an achievement. Attended a wedding on Friday, the bride was Polish and vodka shots were served on at free tab at 3pm after the ceremony. Yesterday I actually felt like part of my soul had died. Today still not right but getting there. An afternoon on the sofa listening to football on the radio beckons.

I'm going to a Polish wedding in August Food and booze on the menu to the early hours, can't wait.

Who's organising the stag do? Is that why Arran is absent, he is working on the project? Pinno? He's got plenty of time on his hands now. Not Stevo though, his tastes are a bit rich for me. Perhaps you could get Rick to do it, he is always game for a laugh.

Very kind of you to offer Bally, you've talked yourself into a job

So you reckon Bally is best placed to organise an evening of beer, coke and hookers?

ballysmate

Pinno wrote:

seanoconn wrote:

verylonglegs wrote:

Don't worry Bally, Alan Titchmarsh is a real hit with the older ladies I hear so you'll be ok.

Seanno, all I can say is at least go easy until the food is served! I don't consider myself an inexerienced spirits drinker, bourbon is my usual choice and I've a bottle of Reyka in the freezer, but dear Lord I felt bad yesterday. No headache or physical illness, just so so drained. I could've cried.

I thought I could handle my vodka until I went toe to toe with my future father in law. It didn't end well and proved a messy defeat for England.

Was Steve Mcclaren responsible for your selection? If it was Hodgson, the choice would have been TLW - goes without saying.

Is the match over 2 legs. Do away drinks count double? Or is that just called Happy Hour?

ballysmate

If Pinno is coming, Susie from Bedford is a must. She should keep him happy.

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Stevo_666

Ballysmate wrote:

If Pinno is coming, Susie from Bedford is a must. She should keep him happy.

viewtopic.php?f=30005&t=13030850&hilit=punternet&start=20

Maybe to keep him quiet for now we should see if there is a Susie from Stranraer?

Stevo_666

Actually forget that. A quick search of Bally's favourite recreational website shows that there are no hookers in Stranraer, never mind one called Susie. That explains a lot

ballysmate

Stevo 666 wrote:

Actually forget that. A quick search of Bally's favourite recreational website shows that there are no hookers in Stranraer, never mind one called Susie. That explains a lot

That's right. No hookers in Stranraer. Either the men are too righteous/tight to pay or the women are too ugly to be able to charge.

Stevo_666

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Actually forget that. A quick search of Bally's favourite recreational website shows that there are no hookers in Stranraer, never mind one called Susie. That explains a lot

That's right. No hookers in Stranraer. Either the men are too righteous/tight to pay or the women are too ugly to be able to charge.

I think we can rule out the righteous option.

pinno

You lot missed. Pay?! You don't need to pay.

tlw1

Pinno wrote:

You lot missed. Pay?! You don't need to pay.

you always pay, sometimes upfront, sometimes for life

pinno

TLW1 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

You lot missed. Pay?! You don't need to pay.

you always pay, sometimes upfront, sometimes for life

Okay smart 4rse. You do pay: at the STD clinic.

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

TLW1 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

You lot missed. Pay?! You don't need to pay.

you always pay, sometimes upfront, sometimes for life

Okay smart 4rse. You do pay: at the STD clinic.

You sure? This a Scottish STD clinic we're talking about.

pinno

You pay for what you pick up... whatever.