Mundane News

[Illaveago]

I've got to print the Turner on!

 

[TVC]

Awh There's nothing more relaxing than a relaxed cat. Unless they're dreaming about what naughtiness they're going to get into next. I have a tortie, I know all about that...

Yes, when the claws start curling into the softest bit of flesh they can find

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Oh no

Good luck with getting a replacement

I brought a 2011 Suzuki Swift last week, I was putting the Getz through its MOT early and hoping I could sell it, that's not going to happen now, I'm just looking to get the best deal I can from the scrap man.

 

[Maverick Goose]

I have just made Celeriac soup with potato and leeks (Mary Berry).
Tomorrows supper sorted with artisan bread and salad.

All hail MezBez!

 

[Lullabelle]

We are watching Horizon, it is about hair and hair loss etc... interesting what some people will do to have luscious locks

 

[Reynard]

Yes, when the claws start curling into the softest bit of flesh they can find

Ah, my blue & white girl does that when she has a whim she needs catering to... It's usually my gluteus maximus she tends to sink her claws into.

 

[postman]

Another session lined up for the turbo tomorrow.Just doing three a week.By March when i begin riding again.Well i should be in the best shape for a few years.

 

[marknotgeorge]

Sennheiser got my duff headphone lead 5 days ago and have processed a replacement, which will be sent when stock comes in, which is bad luck but I can't fault the service. Googlemail didn't show the response email in the inbox, but put it in the Important folder without telling me.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Ah, my blue & white girl does that when she has a whim she needs catering to... It's usually my gluteus maximus she tends to sink her claws into.

I thought gluteus maximus was your ''sit bones." May I suggest you stop sitting on your cat?

 

[Reynard]

I thought gluteus maximus was your ''sit bones." May I suggest you stop sitting on your cat?

I was trying to be delicate and feminine about it. Arse cheeks then...

 

[Speicher]

In Skibbereen now after possibly the slowest 15km bike ride in history but I did detour down every side road and laneway that I seen along the wày.

I've really fallen in love with my Brompton

I have been to Skibbereen and Castletownend.

 

[tyred]

That's my experience too. It's a great tool and a great conversation piece. The brompton T bag is a worthy investment and caradice saddlebags work well too.
If you have a rack there's a neat way of carrying a big dry bag or large rucksack. It's a very versatile beast!

Google 'Brompton touring' and look at images...there are many options!

I couldn't find a way to get my rucksack to sit properly on the rack. That was my original plan but ended up putting it on my back.

Somewhere in the depths of my dungeon I have some Carradice loops which I intend to fit to the saddle - or an excuse to buy another Brooks!

The T bag is the one which interests me though.

 

[StuAff]

[QUOTE 4651101, member: 21629"]I must admit that I have caught a cold. Endless sneezing, running nose, tears in my eyes, something like liquid concrete in my head. Lovely stuff.
I feel like sneezing zombie.[/QUOTE]
Ouch, again. GWS.

 

[tyred]

I have been to Skibbereen and Castletownend.

I only passed through Castletownend as I cycled along the coast to Baltimore. It's a nice place. I find Skibbereen a bit busy and congested tbh. I preferred Baltimore last night.

 

[hopless500]

Looks like I'm in for the evening.

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