wednesday before you even know it

sungod

'ning

slow warm up has begun, hoping soon over the sore throat/cold/plague/whatever

cafe stroll, do some planning, laze bubbly

tlw1

Hounds, work, if I can get away early enough a haircut then a run. Contemplating a local fell race but doesn’t really fit the training schedule

Charlie_Croker

Moaning,
Cloudy grey all day yesterday, hope today is better

WAFH at the min so no bike perhaps a stroll later if things brighten up
I think it's curry night, not sure...

Stevo_666

On the train into the Big Smoke, few meetings lined up and out for a beer in town later.

pinno

Morning Monopolisers

It's slowly brightening up after yesterday's cloud fest eth eth eth disastros nacionale.
Might sack rental property fixing up decorating job lined up stuff and just pedal.
The Criterium dauphine has been, erm... bloody dull? Oodles of crashes, not big enough climbs, bloody sprints.
Vansevenant: "too many fresh legs ...you can tell it's going to happen, it's just a matter of when."

Take a Moulton with you CC.

Laters.

seanoconn

Leisurely summer spin to work spoiled by the frigid weather. Warp speed required to prevent icicles forming on my nipples. Underperforming late spring/summer so far. Decent amount of sun but constant chill in the air.

homers_double

I watched a bit of the DC last night, a fairly dull flat sprinter stage.
Up at 5 this morning, s**t-shower-shave, at work for 6, on site for 6.30 to get stuff done and back to work by 8.15. Job invoiced by 8.30. All in all a very productive morning.

pinno

homers_double said:

I watched a bit of the DC last night, a fairly dull flat sprinter stage.
Up at 5 this morning, s**t-shower-shave, at work for 6, on site for 6.30 to get stuff done and back to work by 8.15. Job invoiced by 8.30. All in all a very productive morning.

Wake up HD, you're late for work!

homers_double

what what what...

N0bodyOfTheGoat

Ning sleepyheads!

Has the forum layout reverted to the old style for others in the last ~15mins?

Munsford0

It just did something odd for me on the pc at work. Had to click on Recent Discussions top right to get it back to the view I favour

orraloon

Ah thanks for the pointer. The 'forum home' option isn't working, for me anyway.

webboo

Evening
Out with the Gerries in to deepest darkest Lincolnshire. 112 miles ridden now feeling a bit tired, @rse doesn’t feel to clever as well. Either my lower physiology has changed or my position has since getting new body parts.
The weather forecast is threatening 30 degrees for the weekend, given it didn’t get above 14 today. It may come as a shock.

veronese68

Evening folks,
Busy day but thankfully didn't go to the NEC due to other fuckups intervening.
Lad is home for a few days, off to the pub shortly.

seanoconn

Munsford0 said:

It just did something odd for me on the pc at work. Had to click on Recent Discussions top right to get it back to the view I favour

Worked for me too 👍

pinno

Nothing has happened to the forum North of the border.

pinno

Pre Jolly Beans:



All that filth and hair is his doing. We wash that throw once a week. He is clean. He just leaves his mess all around.

Charlie_Croker

That's a puddy tat at peace

seanoconn

pinno said:

Pre Jolly Beans:



All that filth and hair is his doing. We wash that throw once a week. He is clean. He just leaves his mess all around.

Ahh, little cutie is probably dreaming about murderising tiny creatures in the most brutal way possible and partial eating them. Sweet.

pinno

Probably.

sungod

pinno said:

Pre Jolly Beans:

clearly in a catnip-induced state of extreme imaginative creativity, bringing forth but a fragmentary vision in a dream of xanadu, in which kubla khan did a stately cat tree decree

unfortunately he was disturbed by a pinno of porlock and unable to continue

pinno

I beg your pardon Mr SG but Pinno of Porlock did not disturb the sleeping, dreaming tramp Beans. Much later he drank the milk of Paradise.
I have yet to introduce him to Taylor Coleridge but there's time.

On a slight tangent, I thoroughly recommend 'The Devil's Horsemen' by J Chambers.