monday kill them, kill them all

sungod

'ning

looks a bit moist out, usual bank holiday

ride, yep; shop, absolutely; pack, definitely

with espresso, and pineapple

lincolndave

Morning, fine here going out for a ride soon, gardening followed by another pub meal

tlw1

rain here

Today should be more chilled than yesterday as I managed an ok run of 8 miles, a good play on the mountain bike, trip to the pub with a pal and enough jobs to keep the wife happy

I'm going to rest the legs today and play with the chainsaw in the morning, then over to some friends to walk up the Wrekin, then drop the kids off at a party

lincolndave

Well that's it rain has stopped play and gardening by the look of it, it's coming down very heavy at the moment

slowmart

Apart from SG showing ISIS leanings I'm off for a damp ride this morning.
Later is family stuff and me saying "thank you for going "

pinno

Successful divorce Slowmart?

Me, I dunno me. Oh scuppered plans with other plans. Might do some work and pedal tomorrow instead.

It's slightly cloudy but mild.

Laters.

seanoconn

Good morning so far. Itch scratched, family breakfast consumed. Heading to the garden centre soon between showers, mainly because I've been promised a big slice of carrot cake.

meanredspider

Trip to A&E last night so a late night but at least we're back home. Never a great sign when you're on first name terms with the A&E staff

Bike later.

veronese68

Morning folks,
Glad you're back home MRS, hope she's as alright as can be. Bit of pottering about and nagging the teenage population of the house this morning. A tad moist out which may curtail the walk we had planned for later. Out to the garage to swap wheels between bikes and try to get the new wheels for the MTB to work tubeless. I'm sure black magic is involved.

meanredspider

Veronese68 wrote:

Morning folks,
Glad you're back home MRS, hope she's as alright as can be.

Thanks, V68 - yup, all as fine as can be. The worst bit is being in A&E on a bank holiday - whatever they pay the staff in those places, it simply isn't enough. And, judging by the number of "bank" (stand-in temp) staff that are always in there, it really ISN'T enough.

Stay sticky side down, folks!

pinno

My god, I was out in shorts for the first time this year! 18 degrees and windy windy windy on my super silky silky silky smooth C40, all wax lubed and happy. (A one eyed ride but a ride nonetheless.)

Must shower. Eat.

Stevo_666

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad. Not really looking forward to tomorrow as work is involved for a change, may be a bit of a shock.

pinno

Stevo 666 wrote:

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad.

Did he buy you that bottle of grog I suggested?

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad.

Did he buy you that bottle of grog I suggested?

Bit difficult as he's 16. But it he did buy Strifey some dark chocolate.

tlw1

Stevo 666 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad.

Did he buy you that bottle of grog I suggested?

Bit difficult as he's 16. But it he did buy Strifey some dark chocolate.

Christ I didn't buy the current mother in law anything when I was that age

Stevo_666

TLW1 wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad.

Did he buy you that bottle of grog I suggested?

Bit difficult as he's 16. But it he did buy Strifey some dark chocolate.

Christ I didn't buy the current mother in law anything when I was that age

He's a bright lad it would seem.

ballysmate

TLW1 wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad.

Did he buy you that bottle of grog I suggested?

Bit difficult as he's 16. But it he did buy Strifey some dark chocolate.

Christ I didn't buy the current mother in law anything when I was that age

Underwear would have been an interesting gift

Garry H

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

ballysmate

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Stevo_666

Ballysmate wrote:

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Dont worry, Stifey is watching like a hawk. Or maybe a cow with very good eyesight

ballysmate

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Dont worry, Stifey is watching like a hawk. Or maybe a cow with very good eyesight

IIRC Stropteen is 13? Boyfriend 16?

Watch him!!

Stevo_666

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Dont worry, Stifey is watching like a hawk. Or maybe a cow with very good eyesight

IIRC Stropteen is 13? Boyfriend 16?

Watch him!!

She's 15 - we will be paying extra close attention in September when the prospect of jail is no longer a deterrent.

tlw1

Stevo 666 wrote:

TLW1 wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Traditional bank holiday of doing very little.

Stropteen's boyfriend dropped by today, seem I won't need the hockey mask and chainsaw as he seems like a good lad.

Did he buy you that bottle of grog I suggested?

Bit difficult as he's 16. But it he did buy Strifey some dark chocolate.

Christ I didn't buy the current mother in law anything when I was that age

He's a bright lad it would seem.

No, if it lasts the distance he has to keep spending more and more

I waited and still got stuffed

ballysmate

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Dont worry, Stifey is watching like a hawk. Or maybe a cow with very good eyesight

IIRC Stropteen is 13? Boyfriend 16?

Watch him!!

She's 15 - we will be paying extra close attention in September when the prospect of jail is no longer a deterrent.

At 16, a standing c0ck has no deterrent.

I'm not too old not to remember.

Stevo_666

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Dont worry, Stifey is watching like a hawk. Or maybe a cow with very good eyesight

IIRC Stropteen is 13? Boyfriend 16?

Watch him!!

She's 15 - we will be paying extra close attention in September when the prospect of jail is no longer a deterrent.

At 16, a standing c0ck has no deterrent.

I'm not too old not to remember.

So buying her a t shirt is a waste of money then?

ballysmate

double post

ballysmate

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

Ballysmate wrote:

Garry H wrote:

He's a chancer. Watch him, very closely.

He does seem a sneaky little bleeder. He knows where the power lies in the Stevo household.

Dont worry, Stifey is watching like a hawk. Or maybe a cow with very good eyesight

IIRC Stropteen is 13? Boyfriend 16?

Watch him!!

She's 15 - we will be paying extra close attention in September when the prospect of jail is no longer a deterrent.

At 16, a standing c0ck has no deterrent.

I'm not too old not to remember.

So buying her a t shirt is a waste of money then?

Especially if it's raining.