saturday more pebbled than stoned
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ridey ride, then bask in the heat
ridey ride, then bask in the heat
my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
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Going hunting in the woods with the eldest with his air rifle and ar35 automatic BB gun - will ensure we make enough noise to avoid all animals
Meant to be doing the parkrun with the current wife but as we had a late night I’m not sure she will be able to run
A few jobs and friends over for the kids and then we are out for our anniversary0 -
Morning, shrouded in mist at the moment, club run this morning, Lounging in the sun later
Have a good weekend0 -
Morning, misty here also. Lazy morning then out diving as wind dropped so sea is calm.0
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Today I shall be mainly be in a liquid state. its hot oddly humid an yeah can't be bothered0
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Fugginot.
School fair to attend.0 -
Loughborough university open day, currently sitting in the shade ‘cos it’s fuggin ‘ot in the sun. Am I in some sort of parallel universe?
Back to civilisation tonight and drinking in Hoppy country with school friends, could get messy.0 -
It's not fugginot 'ere :roll:
It's drizzly and I officially have man flu. Meant to ride this morning but feeling shyte.
Will be looking at a car later. It's all part of an elaborate plan that could go t1ts up. Sorry, mammaries up.
Might call Stevo just to annoy him.
I think coffee is the only solution.
Laters.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
scorchio here, basked 3-4 hours to get the best of the uv
shame it cools down tomorrowmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Went out for a ride first thing this morning,6:30. Very misty,nice and cool. Came back covered in insects. Doing absolutely nothing this afternoon.Going out for a few beers tonight with my beloved. Ride safe.0
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Hand in hand? Dunno if you've been in since they tarted it up. They did a good job, but it's lost a bit of the "character".Veronese68 wrote:Back to civilisation tonight and drinking in Hoppy country with school friends, could get messy.0 -
hopkinb wrote:Fugginot.
School fair to attend.
School fair done. Even fugginotter.
I'm not sure what the question is but I reckon the answer is a can of Perła that's been in the freezer for half an hour.
My brother has just reminded me that we're doing a 210km audax loop of Brum next Sunday. I had forgotten. Balls. I'll be taking it easy.0 -
Who would do that ride.......hopkinb wrote:hopkinb wrote:Fugginot.
School fair to attend.
School fair done. Even fugginotter.
I'm not sure what the question is but I reckon the answer is a can of Perła that's been in the freezer for half an hour.
My brother has just reminded me that we're doing a 210km audax loop of Brum next Sunday. I had forgotten. Balls. I'll be taking it easy.0 -
Made it back, but not unscathed. Some dumb bint in a BMW convertible managed to drive into the side of us on the motorway, I suspect she may have been asleep as she couldn’t have missed us if her eyes were open. Stupid tart managed to dent our rear wing and both doors on the left. Thankfully not too serious and nobody hurt. Just a right fuggin pain in the aris.
Yes, off to the Gland in Hand to relive my misspent yoof by misbehaving in my old age, this should continue into my dotage.0 -
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I'm upset now, you didn't call.Pinno wrote:It's not fugginot 'ere :roll:
It's drizzly and I officially have man flu. Meant to ride this morning but feeling shyte.
Will be looking at a car later. It's all part of an elaborate plan that could go t1ts up. Sorry, mammaries up.
Might call Stevo just to annoy him.
I think coffee is the only solution.
Laters.
Change of plan last night as was going to drop in on a mate and his OH in Durham last night, got persuaded to go on the p1ss and crashed out there. Still got a few more things boxed up and transported South, had the ton of garden waste cleared away and got an offer on the house which was a bit cheeky so will see what the others come up with. 2 viewings so far and 3 more booked so not too bad a start.
Now back in the tropical South (hit 35C on the car temp gauge) and set up the garden sprinkler to keep the hounds cool. They loved it. Especially Gnasher who was trying to drink out of the sprinkler."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
That's a bummer V. Hope you take her to the cleaners for the repair bill.Veronese68 wrote:Made it back, but not unscathed. Some dumb bint in a BMW convertible managed to drive into the side of us on the motorway, I suspect she may have been asleep as she couldn’t have missed us if her eyes were open. Stupid tart managed to dent our rear wing and both doors on the left. Thankfully not too serious and nobody hurt. Just a right fuggin pain in the aris.
Yes, off to the Gland in Hand to relive my misspent yoof by misbehaving in my old age, this should continue into my dotage."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
+ potato and a bad neckStevo 666 wrote:
That's a bummer V. Hope you take her to the cleaners for the repair bill.Veronese68 wrote:Made it back, but not unscathed. Some dumb bint in a BMW convertible managed to drive into the side of us on the motorway, I suspect she may have been asleep as she couldn’t have missed us if her eyes were open. Stupid tart managed to dent our rear wing and both doors on the left. Thankfully not too serious and nobody hurt. Just a right fuggin pain in the aris.
Yes, off to the Gland in Hand to relive my misspent yoof by misbehaving in my old age, this should continue into my dotage.0 -
He's already got a dodgy back so a bit of whiplash pain is entirely believable.TLW1 wrote:
+ potato and a bad neckStevo 666 wrote:
That's a bummer V. Hope you take her to the cleaners for the repair bill.Veronese68 wrote:Made it back, but not unscathed. Some dumb bint in a BMW convertible managed to drive into the side of us on the motorway, I suspect she may have been asleep as she couldn’t have missed us if her eyes were open. Stupid tart managed to dent our rear wing and both doors on the left. Thankfully not too serious and nobody hurt. Just a right fuggin pain in the aris.
Yes, off to the Gland in Hand to relive my misspent yoof by misbehaving in my old age, this should continue into my dotage."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
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Stevo 666 wrote:
He's already got a dodgy back so a bit of whiplash pain is entirely believable.TLW1 wrote:
+ potato and a bad neckStevo 666 wrote:
That's a bummer V. Hope you take her to the cleaners for the repair bill.Veronese68 wrote:Made it back, but not unscathed. Some dumb bint in a BMW convertible managed to drive into the side of us on the motorway, I suspect she may have been asleep as she couldn’t have missed us if her eyes were open. Stupid tart managed to dent our rear wing and both doors on the left. Thankfully not too serious and nobody hurt. Just a right fuggin pain in the aris.
Yes, off to the Gland in Hand to relive my misspent yoof by misbehaving in my old age, this should continue into my dotage.
Hmm... bit different from the usual 'Miss Whiplash'.
Are you still up Norf Stevo?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
TLW1 wrote:Was a plan, you fancy that? Going out in Manchester sat night
My brother is a slow and steady merchant. I had the legs to do brum velo at 32 kph, but I forgot about this event, so haven't done any training other than the standard 160km/week stop-start London commute. I think trying to maintain that pace in current form would lead to an early retirement after a quick 100km. Also, I thought audax was more relaxed, and the course doesn't seem to suit lots of head down, forearms on bars pretend tt style/chaingang riding, being distinctly "rolling", unlike the flat velo course.
Either way, looking forward to it. I'll PM you my mobile number and make sure we say hi before the start. I'm staying in Cov Saturday night and rolling to the start on my bike with my brother in the morning. My brother rides out a bit with Ugo off here, who is organising the ride.0 -
Nope, finished what I needed to and came back down this afternoon. May be up again soon if I get a proper bite on the house.Pinno wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
He's already got a dodgy back so a bit of whiplash pain is entirely believable.TLW1 wrote:
+ potato and a bad neckStevo 666 wrote:
That's a bummer V. Hope you take her to the cleaners for the repair bill.Veronese68 wrote:Made it back, but not unscathed. Some dumb bint in a BMW convertible managed to drive into the side of us on the motorway, I suspect she may have been asleep as she couldn’t have missed us if her eyes were open. Stupid tart managed to dent our rear wing and both doors on the left. Thankfully not too serious and nobody hurt. Just a right fuggin pain in the aris.
Yes, off to the Gland in Hand to relive my misspent yoof by misbehaving in my old age, this should continue into my dotage.
Hmm... bit different from the usual 'Miss Whiplash'.
Are you still up Norf Stevo?"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Apparently not.thistle (MBNW) wrote:
Wait, winning an audax isn't a thing?hopkinb wrote:Also, I thought audax was more relaxed, and the course doesn't seem to suit lots of head down, forearms on bars pretend tt style/chaingang riding, being distinctly "rolling", unlike the flat velo course.
You there too thistle?0
