I am sat here buzzing and being filled up with eletrickery from the Tens machine, vodka is not being used. Out on the bike later, only for 10 miles but that will make it 50 for the week which I am delighted with. Seems odd writing low numbers like that but, good to be pleased with it. My eldest and his wife are doing the Yorkshire sportive today, he has been real busy at work and not put as many miles in as she has, it is going to hurt him for sure.
The Retirement Thread
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classic33
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It's the poor workman blames his tools.
It is not the tool that does the damage, it is the tool holding the tool.
Mo1959
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Off for a bar lunch soon. Brother and sister-in-law treating me for my 60th. 
Morning doggie walk done at Broadsands.
Back good for a quick coffee, then a long walk around to my local for Sunday lunch.
@classic33 - does this pint pass muster? Bath Ales 'Gem'. Very drinkable session ale.
Back good for a quick coffee, then a long walk around to my local for Sunday lunch.
@classic33 - does this pint pass muster? Bath Ales 'Gem'. Very drinkable session ale.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Still quite cold here. Steak, egg and chips for us today
Off for a bar lunch soon. Brother and sister-in-law treating me for my 60th.
Surely not for another 20 years, I have heard of buying Xmas presents early but a treat that long before.
It certainly has MY approval (which should really be the one that mattersMorning doggie walk done at Broadsands.
Back good for a quick coffee, then a long walk around to my local for Sunday lunch.
@classic33 - does this pint pass muster? Bath Ales 'Gem'. Very drinkable session ale.
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) good colour and a nice creamy head.
classic33
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Appears to be a fairly new glass (very little marking on the exterior of the glass) which is usually caused by stacking. Causing damage to the interior. Easy checkable, just make a note of the numbers on the glass.Morning doggie walk done at Broadsands.
Back good for a quick coffee, then a long walk around to my local for Sunday lunch.
@classic33 - does this pint pass muster? Bath Ales 'Gem'. Very drinkable session ale.
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@Dave7, your views?
It looks good, it tastes good and by golley it does you good.
Or is that a different beer
classic33
Leg End Member
Think that may be another beverage, similar serving suggestion to the one pictured though, you're thinking of.It looks good, it tastes good and by golley it does you good.
Or is that a different beer
Monday 6th will be interesting and nostalgic for me.
1961-63 I worked as an office boy to the board of directors of Royal Liver Building Society. As such I got into every room, nook and cranny there was. I have even stood next to the "bells" when they chimed. In those days women were not allowed in the boardroom so would take the teas/coffees to the door and I would then carry them to the 9 directors.
They are now allowing tours and I am joining one tomorrow. Should be good.
1961-63 I worked as an office boy to the board of directors of Royal Liver Building Society. As such I got into every room, nook and cranny there was. I have even stood next to the "bells" when they chimed. In those days women were not allowed in the boardroom so would take the teas/coffees to the door and I would then carry them to the 9 directors.
They are now allowing tours and I am joining one tomorrow. Should be good.
Yes, it was Mackeson.
My dad used to enjoy a 'Mackies'. I didnt enjoy it.
