monday of the moment
sungod
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'ning
a lazy day beckons, easy ride, shopping, sunbed, lounging
like this, but without the cigarettes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5a5vBzwLkM
a lazy day beckons, easy ride, shopping, sunbed, lounging
like this, but without the cigarettes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5a5vBzwLkM
my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
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Bit of motorbike tinkering beckons methinks post Hound walking/coffee drinking/Bambini organizing.......Postby team47b » Sun Jun 28, 2015 11:53 am
De Sisti wrote:
This is one of the silliest threads I've come across.
Recognition at last Matthew, well done!, a justified honoursmithy21 wrote:
He's right you know.0 -
Market day in the town, so now I've ticked off my exercise for the day lets go and see what tat the kids are desperate for0
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in work on my day off trying to finish my profile form before the end of month...arghhhhh0
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Hard work getting up this morning, that wasn't helped by the three naked ladies I had last night. Rode in as it's supposed to be a nice day and got leaked on by the sky, then realised I'd forgotten my wallet. Oh dear. Got Wednesday off to take the girl to GOSH in the morning so at least I only have four day week. Just got cake so things are looking up.0
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Me eating Porage me. Going to go out on the winter bike soon as the sky leaked a lot last night and it's bloody chilly.
I am sure the local corner shop can give VN some Ginger nuts on credit.
Update later.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
I take they are cocktailsVeronese68 wrote:Hard work getting up this morning, that wasn't helped by the three naked ladies I had last night.
Day off today, spoiled slightly by the need to go buy a new kitchen tap and a trip to the bank. May head out to the countryside later."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I think some time today will be spent welcoming returning friends.
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The tales of Baron von Munchausen, part 2Ballysmate wrote:I think some time today will be spent welcoming returning friends. "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Not quite, but it is indeed a drink.Stevo 666 wrote:I take they are cocktails .
Served by a perfectly charming, but fully clothed, bar maid.0 -
Luckily the expensive MK bag MrsHD spied was behind the glass window of a closed shop.
Onwards, upwards then to the pool before I cut the grass and sort the BBQ.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
Afternoon, the morning appeared to vanish in a puff of confusion and business for me. Afternoon hopefully going the same way so I can escape home.
Only issue is I have the grand total of zip to show for it.
Other than that debating what to drink this evening as I was gifted an Aspalls six pack with various brews inside.0 -
Step83 wrote:Afternoon, the morning appeared to vanish in a puff of confusion and business for me. Afternoon hopefully going the same way so I can escape home.
Only issue is I have the grand total of zip to show for it.
Other than that debating what to drink this evening as I was gifted an Aspalls six pack with various brews inside.
Surely the only dilemma in in which order to drink them.0 -
Just been offered 2 tickets for the Goodwood Revival, marvellous.0
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Elected to go Norf on the velocipede only to find I had a tail/cross wind. It had me thinking about the very stiff head/cross wind home. In the intervening time period (which I wouldn't possibly share in a dedicated cycl...) about 1 hr 45 minutes, the wind slowly switched round so tail/cross wind home. It was like winning the lottery. Me happy me but slightly fooked.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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Ballysmate wrote:Step83 wrote:Afternoon, the morning appeared to vanish in a puff of confusion and business for me. Afternoon hopefully going the same way so I can escape home.
Only issue is I have the grand total of zip to show for it.
Other than that debating what to drink this evening as I was gifted an Aspalls six pack with various brews inside.
Surely the only dilemma in in which order to drink them.
It is, none are mega strong all half litre bottles strongest is a little over the 7% mark couple of odd berry ones in there. May just do a random selection to be honest.0 -
I have finally finished filling in my 27 pages of standard academic profile (CV).
27 ffing pages, just so i can get a single increment on the salary...
I now have to fill in the progression form! another ton of bloody pages asking the same ffing questions.
ARRGGGHHH.
On a lighter note, I may go home and do it tomorrow.0 -
darkhairedlord wrote:I have finally finished filling in my 27 pages of standard academic profile (CV).
27 ffing pages, just so i can get a single increment on the salary...
I now have to fill in the progression form! another ton of bloody pages asking the same ffing questions.
ARRGGGHHH.
On a lighter note, I may go home and do it tomorrow.
Oh that's good. Hope you get the raise and then you can post the graveyard scaffolding to me and i'll lacquer it for you *
*Without getting sh1t from newbies about it.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Pinno wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:I have finally finished filling in my 27 pages of standard academic profile (CV).
27 ffing pages, just so i can get a single increment on the salary...
I now have to fill in the progression form! another ton of bloody pages asking the same ffing questions.
ARRGGGHHH.
On a lighter note, I may go home and do it tomorrow.
Oh that's good. Hope you get the raise and then you can post the graveyard scaffolding to me and i'll lacquer it for you *
*Without getting sh1t from newbies about it.
The kicker is it's cost work about 3k for each person that has filled the form in. Then it'll cost about 2k for each form to be evaluated by a panel, so about 5k per person wasted on a 1k increment, so all in all probably cost work well over £3Million, just because they approved a crap form!
Still have about 3-4hrs to spend on the application form.
* i'd be too scared to rub down the frame in case i go straight through it. perhaps i could t-cut it and blow over with some holt's duplicolour; in Austin Allegro beige!0 -
Decisions decisions. I need to decide between Kopparberg, Old Rosie and Thatchers Katy for this evenings grog. The last 2 are around 7%.Step83 wrote:Ballysmate wrote:Step83 wrote:Afternoon, the morning appeared to vanish in a puff of confusion and business for me. Afternoon hopefully going the same way so I can escape home.
Only issue is I have the grand total of zip to show for it.
Other than that debating what to drink this evening as I was gifted an Aspalls six pack with various brews inside.
Surely the only dilemma in in which order to drink them.
It is, none are mega strong all half litre bottles strongest is a little over the 7% mark couple of odd berry ones in there. May just do a random selection to be honest."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Decisions decisions. I need to decide between Kopparberg, Old Rosie and Thatchers Katy for this evenings grog. The last 2 are around 7%.Step83 wrote:Ballysmate wrote:Step83 wrote:Afternoon, the morning appeared to vanish in a puff of confusion and business for me. Afternoon hopefully going the same way so I can escape home.
Only issue is I have the grand total of zip to show for it.
Other than that debating what to drink this evening as I was gifted an Aspalls six pack with various brews inside.
Surely the only dilemma in in which order to drink them.
It is, none are mega strong all half litre bottles strongest is a little over the 7% mark couple of odd berry ones in there. May just do a random selection to be honest.
I refer the honourable gentleman to my earlier answer.0 -
darkhairedlord wrote:Pinno wrote:darkhairedlord wrote:I have finally finished filling in my 27 pages of standard academic profile (CV).
27 ffing pages, just so i can get a single increment on the salary...
I now have to fill in the progression form! another ton of bloody pages asking the same ffing questions.
ARRGGGHHH.
On a lighter note, I may go home and do it tomorrow.
Oh that's good. Hope you get the raise and then you can post the graveyard scaffolding to me and i'll lacquer it for you *
*Without getting sh1t from newbies about it.
The kicker is it's cost work about 3k for each person that has filled the form in. Then it'll cost about 2k for each form to be evaluated by a panel, so about 5k per person wasted on a 1k increment, so all in all probably cost work well over £3Million, just because they approved a crap form!
Still have about 3-4hrs to spend on the application form.
HRM at its finest. Pity HRM doesn't actually exist.darkhairedlord wrote:
* i'd be too scared to rub down the frame in case i go straight through it. perhaps i could t-cut it and blow over with some holt's duplicolour; in Austin Allegro beige!
Seriously, some very fine wet wet and dry (no, not a duplication) and some alcohol to clean it. It's far more durable than you think.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Would've thought it would be Thatchers all night long for you Stevo.0
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That's what I had in the end. Not bad at all.verylonglegs wrote:Would've thought it would be Thatchers all night long for you Stevo."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I see piston head moaned about 'more enthusiastic cyclists' on other forums. I can't remember him ever posting much about bikes. Odd.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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Stevo 666 wrote:
Decisions decisions. I need to decide between Kopparberg, Old Rosie and Thatchers Katy for this evenings grog. The last 2 are around 7%.Step83 wrote:Ballysmate wrote:Step83 wrote:Afternoon, the morning appeared to vanish in a puff of confusion and business for me. Afternoon hopefully going the same way so I can escape home.
Only issue is I have the grand total of zip to show for it.
Other than that debating what to drink this evening as I was gifted an Aspalls six pack with various brews inside.
Surely the only dilemma in in which order to drink them.
It is, none are mega strong all half litre bottles strongest is a little over the 7% mark couple of odd berry ones in there. May just do a random selection to be honest.
I've turned to rum - this won't end well0
