Irn-Bru? Scottish Blethering Thread

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Col5632

Guru
Location
Cowdenbeath
(when cycling, just to clarify...)

What else would it be? ;)
 

Scoosh

Velocouchiste
Moderator
Location
Edinburgh
Why is there not a "dislike" button for an appropriate response?! :boxing:
Surely you mean "Inappropriate" ? :whistle:

I totally agree with your sentiments on the rain, though :angry:- I find it extremely hard to gather any motivation to go for a ride in the rain ...
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... or the wind ...
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Rasmus

Without a clever title
Location
Bristol
It's sometimes better to focus on rule 9 rather than rule 5, puts a more positive spin on it.

The weather forecast for the weekend does look pretty depressing, though. I'm hoping to go for a quick spin on Sat morning before spending the afternoon watching someone else do the work at the athletics meet in Emirates Arena. Sunday is looking to bleak to contemplate a ride :sad:
 

Fubar

Guru
It's sometimes better to focus on rule 9 rather than rule 5, puts a more positive spin on it.

The weather forecast for the weekend does look pretty depressing, though. I'm hoping to go for a quick spin on Sat morning before spending the afternoon watching someone else do the work at the athletics meet in Emirates Arena. Sunday is looking to bleak to contemplate a ride :sad:

50-mile TTT on Sunday, now I'm really looking forward to it...:rain:
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
I did go out today: freezing rain followed me all the way to Paisley and back.
Was sunny when I set out :laugh:
 

Bobby Mhor

Guru
Location
Behind You
Rain ?
Folk lets think on the bright side....we could have had two month of snow, ice and slushy stuff.
I'll take the rain anytime during the winter months.
Folk born in the west were allegedly born with webbed feet:ohmy:
mind you the gritters have just past the Mhor hoose:blush:
 

Brandane

Legendary Member
Location
Costa Clyde
OK, I decided to build my character a little more, and went to Paisley for the start of the Monte Carlo Rally.
http://www.strava.com/activities/108472283
I only got caught in one shower but it was sleet and pretty horrible stuff to be out in. Once I got to Paisley, I lasted for about 10 minutes of standing around in the freezing cold in sweaty cycling gear before having to go and sit in the relative warmth of Morrisons Cafe to thaw out and eat something.
Back to the car rally and lasted another hour before the cold got the better of me, and off to the train station for the train home. Did manage to see most of the cars, but felt a little bit duped by the fact that some of them are only taking part as far as Dumfries. I thought they would ALL be heading for Monte Carlo!
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
OK, I decided to build my character a little more, and went to Paisley for the start of the Monte Carlo Rally.
http://www.strava.com/activities/108472283
I only got caught in one shower but it was sleet and pretty horrible stuff to be out in. Once I got to Paisley, I lasted for about 10 minutes of standing around in the freezing cold in sweaty cycling gear before having to go and sit in the relative warmth of Morrisons Cafe to thaw out and eat something.
Back to the car rally and lasted another hour before the cold got the better of me, and off to the train station for the train home. Did manage to see most of the cars, but felt a little bit duped by the fact that some of them are only taking part as far as Dumfries. I thought they would ALL be heading for Monte Carlo!
We must have been in Paisley at the same time today. I was at canal station at around quarter past one. The sleety shower caught me too, several actually all the way from Glasgow.
5 min at the station, time to eat my sandwich, then I headed home, too cold to stand about.
Was almost going to take the road back instead of the NCN7, but Paisley road west is usually a nightmare with traffic.
 

Brandane

Legendary Member
Location
Costa Clyde
We must have been in Paisley at the same time today. I was at canal station at around quarter past one. The sleety shower caught me too, several actually all the way from Glasgow.
5 min at the station, time to eat my sandwich, then I headed home, too cold to stand about.
Was almost going to take the road back instead of the NCN7, but Paisley road west is usually a nightmare with traffic.
I was a wee bit later, Pat. Didn't get to Paisley until nearer 4pm, and left again on the 7pm train.
 
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