acid mothers temple absolutely freak out sunday
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the morning dilemma of yaiza or femes looms again, will have to see which way the wind blows
which brings us back to dylan, obvs he did the definitive like a rolling stone, but a hard rain's a-gonna fall, dylan or ferry?
the morning dilemma of yaiza or femes looms again, will have to see which way the wind blows
which brings us back to dylan, obvs he did the definitive like a rolling stone, but a hard rain's a-gonna fall, dylan or ferry?
my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
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On the bright side, if there is one, Mother has gone home today. Lovely lady, but high maintenance as a house guest...
Got a couple of people coming round to quote for sorting out the parents back garden which is a bit of a mess. In between that the Boro game is on SKY and we've got a family friend dropping in to watch it this afternoon. May go for a run later if this bloody rain stops!
Today is lunch out and if I can time it right back in time for the gp (on channel 4 plus one)
Then swimming in the pool, followed by beer at the pool and then a BBQ
Now the summer is looking like its past its best I think I'll look for some skiing holidays!
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Where you lot thinking (inspirtation ofc)
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I think that you will find that when crossing the flood he used a bridge over troubled waters rather than a ferry.
jeez :roll:
Are you sure it was that? I thought he went to Scarborough fair and didn't bother with the ferry across the Mersey. On the way he asked me to pass him a cigarette as there was one in his raincoat.
Morning knicker sniffers.
Sunday swim followed by the new all singing, all dancing soft play area. 10 x better than the Council one or the previous version which went into administration.
Sun is out. No pedalling till Tuesday but feeling good after the miles I put in. Oh, the beauty of the acquisition of a single T25 Torx 'P' handle: Brake pads properly aligned, rear mech pinched up (couldn't previously get the damn thing to run smooth), both ergo levers now tight and not squeaking and so it's so quiet and smooth. Greased up the metal plate on the Keo's - perfect, cheers fellas. Only 1 downside - my left calf went stiff with 20 miles to go (50 miles in). Found a gate to a field and did some calf stretching on the 2nd rung up. Super, felt good. Got back on the bike and left pedal was all crunch crunch crunch... The grease that had transferred to the cleat had picked up dust and gravel...
Such is life.
Laters.
That's 'cos you don't pedal.
It's a problem that I have only found with new cleats. This and the fact that I bought some new shoes. Not going to buy more pedals for 2, possibly 3 machines - far too tight for that and besides, I like my pedals.
I did use grass. '...spare blob of grease under the saddle...". Sounds a bit agricultural and old school. An option I guess.
Presume the roads are wet and the back wheel flicks cattle dung and dead tourist innards under the saddle.
Despite having to cleanse in the best way possible in the worst possible way, the residual thin layer left over was sufficient. How much do you use?!
The actions of a true disciple.
About this time last year, I had a look at my cleats and thought I had better change them. About a week passed in the absence of changing thought into action, I was cycling off down my drive, looking at the front tyre in the gravel. I was in two minds as to putting some more air in it - only because it was difficult to gauge as it was buried a fraction. At that moment of hesitation, I had ground to a halt but couldn't unclip because of the dodgy cleats and promptly hit the deck.
See you at Bike Park Wales next month. I'll lend you a bike and some armour, you just bring some cojones
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08 ... ure%3Anews
Nah - he'd actually have to clean and service the thing afterwards.