wednesday somewhere, inside something , there is a rush of greatness
last of the sunnymild
ride, cafes, who cares, laze
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'ning
Looking a about cooler today, and looks like I'm coming home just before rainy season starts.
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Where is ya Thistle?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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Morning les esclavagistes
Gloomy grey, breezy. However, there is a bit of blue over Bill's mothers.
Mild though. Only had the log burner on twice this side of June 21.
Taxi, chores and a bit of WFH then taxi. Like me; simples innit.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Wet walk with hounds today, run later work in between0
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turned out cloudy, but very mild
cafe three loomsmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Morning. WFW. Bikecommute #2. Very mild but dull. Less cycling clothes today.. Still a sweaty mess on arrival. I blame the hill.
Sometimes. Maybe. Possibly.
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Drawing some metal shaped things most of the day followed by some meat shaped thing at a restaurant later accompanied by a red tinged goblety type thing.Advocate of disc brakes.0
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Thinking of getting a log burner for the lounge.pinno said:Morning les esclavagistes
Gloomy grey, breezy. However, there is a bit of blue over Bill's mothers.
Mild though. Only had the log burner on twice this side of June 21.
Taxi, chores and a bit of WFH then taxi. Like me; simples innit.
Keeping busy here, but have managed to sort my trip North for later this month and catch up with a few mates from back in the day."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Rode all the way home on a lime bike yesterday as the tube was broken. Took ages, the speed limiter is a drag if going more than a mile or so.
Really annoyed by lack of shower facilities at new office. There are basement changing rooms and showers, but they are exclusive to the big law firm who are the main tenant in the building. There are building works on our floor which has put the single shower out of action since August. My trousers are getting a bit small as a result.
Home today, will turn pedals on static bike.0 -
Whoop! Just got the go-ahead to order my new pc workstation. i9 64GB Ram; 3x NVMe M.2 drives; GeForce RTX 4060 8GB graphics card. Nice.
Sometimes. Maybe. Possibly.
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Sounds a bit overkill for watching pronhub?photonic69 said:Whoop! Just got the go-ahead to order my new pc workstation. i9 64GB Ram; 3x NVMe M.2 drives; GeForce RTX 4060 8GB graphics card. Nice.
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Maybe you need to make some friends they're and get a pass.beansnikpoh said:There are basement changing rooms and showers, but they are exclusive to the big law firm who are the main tenant in the building.
You might just need to sleep with the boss or something.0 -
@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!Advocate of disc brakes.1
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Not when it's on a wall of 8K monitors. So lifelike you can almost smell them!thistle_ said:
Sounds a bit overkill for watching pronhub?photonic69 said:Whoop! Just got the go-ahead to order my new pc workstation. i9 64GB Ram; 3x NVMe M.2 drives; GeForce RTX 4060 8GB graphics card. Nice.
Sometimes. Maybe. Possibly.
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Afternoon
Todays ride with Gerries was called because of the forecasted down pour. So what happens a couple of minor showers. So did a bit of climbing followed by weights then offered to help with Mrs W Hawthorn hedge trimming project which led to one of the showers occurring which was fine as the battery hedge trimmer was failing miserably. Which made 2 of us. So sacked it off in favour of some lunch.0 -
Jeffed. Garden work sesh today, team tackling a well neglected rock border. Maybe after effects of an eating and drinking week away. Or I'm just getting weak.
Deffo indeed. Para mi, last night stove on, eat, pour 2nd (๐ค) glass, put on a YouTube with Lance and Jan U. Wake up just short of midnight.homers_double said:@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!
I could try again this evening...
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Sounds good - time to do some research.homers_double said:@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I have one down in Porlock so as we don't freeze in the evenings. Storage heaters running off the cheap nighttime electricity are fine in the day, but run out of juice by about 7. I've finally found a local cheapish source of seasoned hardwood that doesn't just deliver by the lorryload (no outside space). As HD and Loon say, lovely and cosy when they get going.Stevo_666 said:
Sounds good - time to do some research.homers_double said:@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!
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It's not like we need it, as there are 4 rads in the lounge, but would be nice and less messy that the open fire that's there but currently unused and sealed with an iron plate to stop the draughts.beansnikpoh said:
I have one down in Porlock so as we don't freeze in the evenings. Storage heaters running off the cheap nighttime electricity are fine in the day, but run out of juice by about 7. I've finally found a local cheapish source of seasoned hardwood that doesn't just deliver by the lorryload (no outside space). As HD and Loon say, lovely and cosy when they get going.Stevo_666 said:
Sounds good - time to do some research.homers_double said:@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!
Only problem is, there's a nice ornate wooden mantelpiece round the fireplace which Mrs. 666 really likes and would probably warp if we started using it."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Evening folks,
Another day of feeling rough and WFH. Fell asleep on the couch at lunchtime like a proper old git. No pub tonight due to lurgy, all very tedious.
Lime bikes are fine for a half cut few miles, but as Bยณ says, awful for anything more. You can pedal them over the max speed for the assistance, but the amount of drag makes it hard work.
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Ah bollux. Working late and my ride home will be in the dark and p!ssing rain. No rain shell or overshoes. Going to be a damp one. Just peachy
Sometimes. Maybe. Possibly.
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I reckon if I get in with the facilities guys they might give me access.thistle_ said:
Maybe you need to make some friends they're and get a pass.beansnikpoh said:There are basement changing rooms and showers, but they are exclusive to the big law firm who are the main tenant in the building.
You might just need to sleep with the boss or something.0 -
Building regs say it should be at least 18" from the burner. My oak mantlepieces haven't warped. I would go cassette, inset convection type. Do some reseach.Stevo_666 said:
It's not like we need it, as there are 4 rads in the lounge, but would be nice and less messy that the open fire that's there but currently unused and sealed with an iron plate to stop the draughts.beansnikpoh said:
I have one down in Porlock so as we don't freeze in the evenings. Storage heaters running off the cheap nighttime electricity are fine in the day, but run out of juice by about 7. I've finally found a local cheapish source of seasoned hardwood that doesn't just deliver by the lorryload (no outside space). As HD and Loon say, lovely and cosy when they get going.Stevo_666 said:
Sounds good - time to do some research.homers_double said:@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!
Only problem is, there's a nice ornate wooden mantelpiece round the fireplace which Mrs. 666 really likes and would probably warp if we started using it.
They can be quite magnificent:
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Was it peachy? Donโt mind the rain if Iโm prepared. Sucks to get caught out. Although evening rain was forecast! ๐photonic69 said:Ah bollux. Working late and my ride home will be in the dark and p!ssing rain. No rain shell or overshoes. Going to be a damp one. Just peachy
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It wonโt warp, we put a solid oak beam above ours and itโs fineAdvocate of disc brakes.1
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Yup, time to do a spot of research and get the tape measure out. Ta for that.pinno said:
Building regs say it should be at least 18" from the burner. My oak mantlepieces haven't warped. I would go cassette, inset convection type. Do some reseach.Stevo_666 said:
It's not like we need it, as there are 4 rads in the lounge, but would be nice and less messy that the open fire that's there but currently unused and sealed with an iron plate to stop the draughts.beansnikpoh said:
I have one down in Porlock so as we don't freeze in the evenings. Storage heaters running off the cheap nighttime electricity are fine in the day, but run out of juice by about 7. I've finally found a local cheapish source of seasoned hardwood that doesn't just deliver by the lorryload (no outside space). As HD and Loon say, lovely and cosy when they get going.Stevo_666 said:
Sounds good - time to do some research.homers_double said:@Stevo_666 deffo a worthwhile investment, couple it with a few glasses of red wine and enjoy the best sofa snooze ever!
Only problem is, there's a nice ornate wooden mantelpiece round the fireplace which Mrs. 666 really likes and would probably warp if we started using it.
They can be quite magnificent:"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0