sunday conserving angular momentum

sungod

'ning

go for a ride, cafes, collect some stuff

slump in heap and watch tdf

tlw1

Good night at the beer festival followed by the local

Today is a run with a pal and then pick up the eldests pal and probably go kayaking

Wheelspinner

TLW1 wrote:

Good night at the beer festival followed by the local

Today is a run with a pal and then pick up the eldests pal and probably go kayaking

Anything to avoid riding a bike, eh?

seanoconn

Wheelspinner wrote:

TLW1 wrote:

Good night at the beer festival followed by the local

Today is a run with a pal and then pick up the eldests pal and probably go kayaking

Anything to avoid riding a bike, eh?

And spending time with the Missus.

sloppyschleckonds

Eurosport TDF coverage starts at 11am, this could be a long day.

*24 hrs

Stevo_666

Got a few things to do on the job front then headed North early evening to carry on with the house clear out and visit my old dear. Will see how far I get through my new CD collection in the next couple of days.

pinno

The TdF is going to have to come a long way to be as good as this years Giro. Or any year's Giro for that matter.
Let's hope for really bad weather or something unexpected to spice it up.
General toots duties for me today.
Hoping the weather holds out or i'll be resigned to the soft play area.

Laters.

seanoconn

Waiting for the Missus to shave her bits nicely so we can have some sexy time. Pub then restaurant, no kids, lovely sunny day

pinno

seanoconn wrote:

Waiting for the Missus to shave her bits nicely so we can have some sexy time. Pub then restaurant, no kids, lovely sunny day

On occasion, I shave my OH's bits
You missed a trick there.

pinno

oxoman wrote:

Guy's to much information and excitement will give people a heart attack Fancy letting the garden get out of control to point it needs shaving. :roll:

Yes, we should really think about the health and well being of the more 'mature' brackateers.

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

seanoconn wrote:

Waiting for the Missus to shave her bits nicely so we can have some sexy time. Pub then restaurant, no kids, lovely sunny day

On occasion, I shave my OH's bits
You missed a trick there.

If you have to shave her norks you should probably keep quiet about it

seanoconn

Pinno wrote:

seanoconn wrote:

Waiting for the Missus to shave her bits nicely so we can have some sexy time. Pub then restaurant, no kids, lovely sunny day

On occasion, I shave my OH's bits
You missed a trick there.

I tried that once and drew blood, never again!

meanredspider

Got out on the bike again today - bloody seatpost slipped on a bump though and I was riding with cobbled together kit so no Allen key.

Tough on the ward. Only 3 kids in and the other two aren't expected to last more than a couple of days. Eve doing well still though.

veronese68

Good news for young Miss MRS , terrible for the other kids and their families.
Woke up with a bit of a sore head this morning, thankfully no grief off the trouble, she just laughed at me. Had to pretend I wasn't hungover. Bought a car, not the one I wanted having been dicked about royally by the dealer, but 3 grand cheaper makes it worthwhile.
Now trying to get the boy sorted for his holiday on Tuesday.

ballysmate

seanoconn wrote:

Waiting for the Missus to shave her bits nicely so we can have some sexy time. Pub then restaurant, no kids, lovely sunny day

Getting jiggy at the pub and the restaurant? Quite a liberal outlook around Wimbledon even by metropolitan standards.
Mind you, even if I got the chance, I would have to choose. Pub OR restaurant

hopkinb

Veronese68 wrote:

Good news for young Miss MRS , terrible for the other kids and their families.
Woke up with a bit of a sore head this morning, thankfully no grief off the trouble, she just laughed at me. Had to pretend I wasn't hungover. Bought a car, not the one I wanted having been dicked about royally by the dealer, but 3 grand cheaper makes it worthwhile.
Now trying to get the boy sorted for his holiday on Tuesday.

Johnnies and cash. That's all he'll need. Oh, and a passport. Otherwise, shorts, a couple of shirts and some hair gel. I went on a holiday like that after leaving school, I moved into the tent of one of the holiday reps after 4 nights. She smelt miles better than 7 other 18 year old lads cooped up in a static home, and she made me crisp and mayonnaise sarnies before going off to work in the mornings. I got some grief, but it was definitely worth it.

Stevo_666

Veronese68 wrote:

Bought a car, not the one I wanted having been dicked about royally by the dealer, but 3 grand cheaper makes it worthwhile.

Waddaya get then?

verylonglegs

hopkinb wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Good news for young Miss MRS , terrible for the other kids and their families.
Woke up with a bit of a sore head this morning, thankfully no grief off the trouble, she just laughed at me. Had to pretend I wasn't hungover. Bought a car, not the one I wanted having been dicked about royally by the dealer, but 3 grand cheaper makes it worthwhile.
Now trying to get the boy sorted for his holiday on Tuesday.

Johnnies and cash. That's all he'll need. Oh, and a passport. Otherwise, shorts, a couple of shirts and some hair gel. I went on a holiday like that after leaving school, I moved into the tent of one of the holiday reps after 4 nights. She smelt miles better than 7 other 18 year old lads cooped up in a static home, and she made me crisp and mayonnaise sarnies before going off to work in the mornings. I got some grief, but it was definitely worth it.

I know fashion often goes full circle but is that back in vogue already?

veronese68

Stevo 666 wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Bought a car, not the one I wanted having been dicked about royally by the dealer, but 3 grand cheaper makes it worthwhile.

Waddaya get then?

Got a petrol smax 2.0 turbo jobby, full leather and a few toys. Unfortunately only 200bhp, not as many of the 240 ones around. The unnecessary extra horses would have been nice.

pinno

A Fraud?! I would never have thought that you would ever buy a Fraud.
'Turbo Jobby' has an entirely different meaning in Scotland.

hopkinb

verylonglegs wrote:

hopkinb wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Good news for young Miss MRS , terrible for the other kids and their families.
Woke up with a bit of a sore head this morning, thankfully no grief off the trouble, she just laughed at me. Had to pretend I wasn't hungover. Bought a car, not the one I wanted having been dicked about royally by the dealer, but 3 grand cheaper makes it worthwhile.
Now trying to get the boy sorted for his holiday on Tuesday.

Johnnies and cash. That's all he'll need. Oh, and a passport. Otherwise, shorts, a couple of shirts and some hair gel. I went on a holiday like that after leaving school, I moved into the tent of one of the holiday reps after 4 nights. She smelt miles better than 7 other 18 year old lads cooped up in a static home, and she made me crisp and mayonnaise sarnies before going off to work in the mornings. I got some grief, but it was definitely worth it.

I know fashion often goes full circle but is that back in vogue already?

12 year old step son uses gallons of it. Might be cos he's 12 though.

meanredspider

Did gel ever go out of vogue?

pinno

I used Black and White hair wax. When I had hair. It smelt beautiful and probably made me look like Jason Donovan if the truth be told.
Eventually, the stuff would build up in your hair and the only way to get it out was with washing up liquid.

Youth (apart from a few cases, exemplified in here) is a condition which cures itself.

pinno

hopkinb wrote:

I went on a holiday like that after leaving school, I moved into the tent of one of the holiday reps after 4 nights. She smelt miles better...

You do know that it is traditional to post pictures of past flames in here, don't you?

hopkinb

Pinno wrote:

hopkinb wrote:

I went on a holiday like that after leaving school, I moved into the tent of one of the holiday reps after 4 nights. She smelt miles better...

You do know that it is traditional to post pictures of past flames in here, don't you?

I wish I had one. This was 1992. I've lived several lives since then. She was called Charlie. She was from Notts but lived in Kendal. Lovely girl.

pinno

You had your mint cake and you ate it.


I'll get my coat.

veronese68

FWIW I'm pretty sure the lad doesn't use hair gel, or any other similar type product. Just had a mop of floppy blond hair that Piña would die for.
He said it feels really strange not having any school work to do, so has gone to the pub.

pinno

Veronese68 wrote:

He said it feels really strange not having any school work to do, so has gone to the pub.

Delete the word 'school' and he just might be the stereotypical chip off the old block.

Didn't rain today and we got through the washing back log. Tricky got wet in the sea unintentionally and shivered for a while. I had to sit her on my lap and keep her warm or her picnic would never had reached her mouth.
Gone very cloudy here. What's it like over there Gazza?

tlw1

seanoconn wrote:

Wheelspinner wrote:

TLW1 wrote:

Good night at the beer festival followed by the local

Today is a run with a pal and then pick up the eldests pal and probably go kayaking

Anything to avoid riding a bike, eh?

And spending time with the Missus.

Run failed after feck all distance as my pals leg still isn't right, so after a load of jobs I CYCLED to meet the WIFE and did some padling - all good until a swan decided to attack

hopkinb

Pinno wrote:

You had your mint cake and you ate it.


I'll get my coat.

Oh, I did. She was very vocal. I think that's why she made me crisp and mayo sarnies. I was 18 and very keen to learn.

pinno

hopkinb wrote:

Pinno wrote:

You had your mint cake and you ate it.


I'll get my coat.

Oh, I did. She was very vocal. I think that's why she made me crisp and mayo sarnies. I was 18 and very keen to learn.

"Wake up Maggie, I think I have something to say to you..."

We all had to start somewhere.