... find that out laying in bed. And then I need to go and get a new phone... this one is slightly knackered to say the least. Pick up a gel on your way out and pack plenty of water. That'll get you through a "too long" ride no problem. I highly recommend the S21 and S23 Ultra. My two latest ...

So far this work trip...

3 bottles of gin
More stainless steel wire pegs

on it's way
2 more gins from NZ
2 sets of scrubs for the new RN in the family (thats hospital scrubs, not off cast track tyres )

My Wife called to say she's on way to A&E with our Son as she suspects he's broken his foot ;( We have heavy and tall wooden dining room chairs, which our boy managed to pull over onto his foot as he fell back with it. It's swollen and ...

... Be nice to finally hear him play, see if he's still got the chops. Well, it was a lacklustre & disjointed gig, by a guy who is clearly way past his prime, propped up by a backup band half his age & with twice the talent. What a disappointment. 4 marks out of 10.

Cav wrote: ↑22 Feb 2023, 12:24 That's possibly the best way to start a stint isn't it? Nice work! Haha

Pretty much!! Definitely topped being stuck in Darwin!!

Unfortunately I made it to Darwin today so will be out on the platform in 12 hrs

That's possibly the best way to start a stint isn't it? Nice work! Haha

You didn't realise there's a right and wrong way to do something? Given half the chance you'd be getting told you're shagging your mrs wrong and to stand back to see how it should be done.

took it for mot ,mot station shut early , rode (wobbled) home the long way

I had some random at the gym tell me I was racking the barbell incorrectly at the end of my back squats.

It's the way I've always done it, I didn't realise there was a correct way or a wrong way, I've never dropped a barbell and BTW go f.ck yourself.

Kwacky wrote:

Cav wrote: ↑18 Feb 2023, 22:29 I did not visit fish shops

It's only a matter of time

Behind motorcycling and photography, it's an excellent way of spending your hard earned

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Today I’m feeling all of my years and I’ve not got out of bed yet.

Yesterday I did 4 hours of slashing and mowing in the back block, cleaned the pool and chopped up a cubic metre of wood. In 33 deg heat. Then drank way too many ciders

... to the end user with the windfall cash. From April we are being told we will just have to suck it up yet the wholesale price has come down. The way energy is marketed on international markets is now a broken system and needs changing, otherwise many countries will struggle with recession for ...

... Triumph RAT ride out. Plan was Wantage for a warm up and a snack then onto the AV8 Cafe. Turns out its closed on a Sunday!! So thought about Stow, way too cold for that long in the saddle. Ended up at Burford, then a different route back. Nice little trip out, then before I vegged out.... I made ...

... a knock on effect. I have no doubt your work is good and you are an asset to your firm. Just milk it to retirement, it’s just around the corner anyway (lol) If the UK government have their way, then we will all be working til we die. Anyone who thinks people can work til they are 68-70 must still ...

I love the nonchalant way you threw that comment into the ring! Haha

What's the issue with relocating? How far away is it? 140 miles far... down in Plymouth What’s housing costs like down that way? Looks like a lovely spot and not to far to come back for weekend visits if most your family is local to you now.. ...

Between the Eagles and the Chiefs, I'd like to see the Chiefs take the title....I like watching Mahomes...I think in future years he will dominate in the same way Brady did with the Patriots. And he comes across as very down-to-earth. (He should join the Cowboys!)

I got my neighbour, Phil out on his bike and we met up with Sergio and Gaz at Squires for coffee, then went the back way to Seaways for more coffee and a chat before heading back down the A64 and home again, about 100 miles for me and Phil and I really needed that after 2 months off the bike.

... all this would entail. I suspect no one did. If the referendum was run again next year i am pretty sure it would have a very different result. The way the figures read today, it’s hard to envisage the Uk having any car manufacturers UK based in the future.

... to be saving the British people from catastrophic harm. Why was that? It’s because major politicians and journalists painted Brexit as the way to save the UK from poverty and tyranny under the EU. In 2016, Rishi Sunak told us: “If we leave the EU, we will immediately save £20bn.” Now, his ...