monday i steal the light from heaven's gates
sungod
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'ning
warm and forecast thundery
cafe stroll wfh laze and bubbly
warm and forecast thundery
cafe stroll wfh laze and bubbly
my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
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Morning Marchands de tapis
Cloudy. Yep, cloudy. You wouldn't believe it.
Back to project rental, meh.
Latersseanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Work snizzle and a rest day, which bores me0
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sunny, rather humid, reminiscent of southern india just before monsoon
had an iced coffee, would have been good with some cantuccinimy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Had a good weekend and didn't update you all so here it is briefly.
Friday afternoon, caught lots of decent fish, went to the pub.
Saturday was my first time back in clips, set off on a long ride and turned around because of the wind. Managed about 25k. Went to a few pubs.
Sunday, had a decent 60k ride, sat in the garden with frozen peas on my knee, changed my bar tape. Went to parents for dinner.
WFW today, site meeting, possible early bail and a ride.
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Morning Peeps,
Short session working in the cave then headed for the airport this afternoon to catch a flight to Munich, where there will be beer consumed, some fast German metal driven and a spot of work. A bit like being at home then
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Afternoon folks,
Another busy day in the orifice, slightly different priorities this week as I'm trying not to leave too much of the brown stuff for my colleagues to deal with when I go on holiday.
I may mention my holiday every day this week as it pleases me.
Enjoy Munich Stevo, I'd recommend beer after the expensive German metal. Will you tell them you prefer your AMG?0 -
6 weeks or so until my holiday, I'd get tired of mentioning it every day for that long.Advocate of disc brakes.0
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If I get the chanceveronese68 said:
Enjoy Munich Stevo, I'd recommend beer after the expensive German metal. Will you tell them you prefer your AMG?
That said, I'm still assuming at the moment, won't find out until tomorrow afternoon. So looks like it'll be beer first. "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]1 -
Afternoon.
Hot, sunny and very windy here. Did a few chores, searched unsuccessfully for Mrs W lost earring. Rode my bike for a bit and watched the cycling and the bouldering World Cup. We had a British winner for the first time in 16 years.0 -
Cor. Biblical hailstorm just about finished here. Bang crash wallop.0
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Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.0
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Fryingly hot here today. Roofers team did a lot of work in 29-30C in direct sun. I kept ducking inside into shade as way too hot for me. I ran out of ice cubes for their cold water supply in the thermos.
Watertight again. I hope. But no rain forecasted and no sign as yet 🤞 of thunderstorm buildup.0 -
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Yes, the biblical storm delaying Stevo's flight passed over here a short while ago, still raining. It's going to be a splashy wobble home, my fault for taking the mudguards off a couple of weeks ago.beansnikpoh said:Cor. Biblical hailstorm just about finished here. Bang crash wallop.
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She'll be sat next to you on the plane. Ha ha!Stevo_666 said:
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO...seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
She already is, they're on the tarmac.pinno said:
She'll be sat next to you on the plane. Ha ha!Stevo_666 said:
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO...0 -
Pity she isn't a bit fatter then she wouldn't have been able to sit in her seat.veronese68 said:
She already is, they're on the tarmac.pinno said:
She'll be sat next to you on the plane. Ha ha!Stevo_666 said:
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO...
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
should've gone club, or is she so wide she'd have spilled over the middle seat too?Stevo_666 said:
Pity she isn't a bit fatter then she wouldn't have been able to sit in her seat.veronese68 said:
She already is, they're on the tarmac.pinno said:
She'll be sat next to you on the plane. Ha ha!Stevo_666 said:
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO...
at least with long-haul there's the pre-departure bubbly
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@pinno i know it it’s not fluff chucking
stuff but I got these stalking with surfaced fished bread. Plain & simple
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Fly fishing is all about being on the river, watching the wildlife go by - perhaps even a king fisher and seeing the day unfold.homers_double said:@pinno i know it it’s not fluff chucking
stuff but I got these stalking with surfaced fished bread. Plain & simple
Whereas coarse seems to be 'I want to catch a fish'.
Yes?
I mainly do (did) catch and release, unless it was over 4lbs.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Yes I suppose it is all about catching fish rather than having a day out.
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Was that (Carp?) edible?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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Monks brought them (Carp) to the UK years ago as a sustainable food source so probably, yes.
I wouldn't eat one though.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
Sadly tightwad company travel policy is short haul = economy. Trip to Tokyo in the near future should be OK though.sungod said:
should've gone club, or is she so wide she'd have spilled over the middle seat too?Stevo_666 said:
Pity she isn't a bit fatter then she wouldn't have been able to sit in her seat.veronese68 said:
She already is, they're on the tarmac.pinno said:
She'll be sat next to you on the plane. Ha ha!Stevo_666 said:
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO...
at least with long-haul there's the pre-departure bubbly
Not sure that a middle seat would have been totally effective, especially on the BO front...
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
carp good if prepared properly, often have in it polandhomers_double said:Monks brought them (Carp) to the UK years ago as a sustainable food source so probably, yes.
I wouldn't eat one though.
it needs scaling and there's a bit that must be cut out to avoid a nasty taste, ok if someone else is doing it, otherwise a bit fiddlymy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Given my experience in the last 12 months or so, if you can get a flight, fly Japan Airlines biz class. Much better service, food and booze than BA club world, and you get the BA points and miles. One of the middle or far east carriers might be even better. V jealous, I'd love to go back to Tokyo, but that won't happen with work in the near future. I do get to visit Hong Kong and Dallas once a year though, but they only pay for "premium" cattle, though if I pick my dates, there are some biz fares cheaper than that.Stevo_666 said:
Sadly tightwad company travel policy is short haul = economy. Trip to Tokyo in the near future should be OK though.sungod said:
should've gone club, or is she so wide she'd have spilled over the middle seat too?Stevo_666 said:
Pity she isn't a bit fatter then she wouldn't have been able to sit in her seat.veronese68 said:
She already is, they're on the tarmac.pinno said:
She'll be sat next to you on the plane. Ha ha!Stevo_666 said:
Nope, we're stuck on the frikkin' tarmac at Heathrow waiting for the storm to pass. They're handing out water as its a bit warm - where's the bloody wine?beansnikpoh said:Enjoy Munich Stevo, hopefully you've not had to fly through the storms.
And to top it off there's a German woman sat next to me with 'noticeable' BO...
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I think Seano has to eat carp on Xmas eve.
Most freshwater fish taste a bit muddy n'est ce pas?0 -
Trout? Sea trout? Salmon? Grayling?beansnikpoh said:
Most freshwater fish taste a bit muddy n'est ce pas?
My dad was a polis in village on the R Spey, one of the most sought after rivers for the huntin' shootin' fishin' class, and their big prize was the salmon. Whereas sea trout was given away, especially to my dad. I have childhood memories of 'oh not sea trout for dinner again'! Same applied to venison in the winter. 🧐 Different times.0 -
You'll notice "most"...🙂orraloon said:
Trout? Sea trout? Salmon? Grayling?beansnikpoh said:
Most freshwater fish taste a bit muddy n'est ce pas?
My dad was a polis in village on the R Spey, one of the most sought after rivers for the huntin' shootin' fishin' class, and their big prize was the salmon. Whereas sea trout was given away, especially to my dad. I have childhood memories of 'oh not sea trout for dinner again'! Same applied to venison in the winter. 🧐 Different times.0 -
To be fair, the ones you mention are also salt water fish.beansnikpoh said:
You'll notice "most"...🙂orraloon said:
Trout? Sea trout? Salmon? Grayling?beansnikpoh said:
Most freshwater fish taste a bit muddy n'est ce pas?
My dad was a polis in village on the R Spey, one of the most sought after rivers for the huntin' shootin' fishin' class, and their big prize was the salmon. Whereas sea trout was given away, especially to my dad. I have childhood memories of 'oh not sea trout for dinner again'! Same applied to venison in the winter. 🧐 Different times.
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