... for a little stroll today. Despite being a touch chilly it was an unusually bright and sunny day. 13 and a bit miles, with a small bump in the way that's also known as Snowdon. The Watkins path is one of the tougher climbs, but comes with the added benefit of less people so I really enjoyed. ...

... about the Brit humour. A group of young lads actually risked their own lives to make that joke, and I bet they were p!ssing themselves all the way there.

At Darwin on my way to work. It’s been a hell of a break at home. Total break down in relationship between my son and his mum. Won’t even answer her messages. He’s now full time with us, including while I’m away. With him having ...

At Darwin on my way to work. It’s been a hell of a break at home. Total break down in relationship between my son and his mum. Won’t even answer her messages. He’s now full time with us, including while I’m away. With him having ...

At Darwin on my way to work. It’s been a hell of a break at home. Total break down in relationship between my son and his mum. Won’t even answer her messages. He’s now full time with us, including while I’m away. With him having ASD ...

... Gloucester). We were so far behind in planning the event we were looking to postpone, or even cancel, the whole thing. With riders still spinning away and 6 night shift riders signed up we smashed it, having already ridden 555km and now on our way to fontainebleau... I think that's how to spell ...

... was cancelled last year and issued a refund receipt immediately, but the money can take up to 10 working days but at least it's on the way. Then nipped out in to the garage and made a horn adapter lead, I have a cheap FIAMM low tone in the garage so I have given it to a friend but it ...

Went for a little stroll yesterday.. there where a few hills in the way as well

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Wow - No way, Jose!!

Not today but on the weekend.. With all the stress life is throwing my way I thought a couple hour blast on the Thruxton was in order. It’s been about 4 months since I took it out. Seemed really slow to start, heaps of battery and cranked fine but didn’t want ...

... ex has managed to cause Byron to meltdown majorly again. He’d barricaded himself in his room and said if he can’t go to mine he’s going to run away. So heading back. Going to have to work out a way for him to be at mine full time. Hoping I can use his funding to get a carer to help out when ...

D6Nutz wrote: ↑28 Feb 2024, 08:02

C00kiemonster wrote:A new battery for the Jaguar. I got 11 years out of the old one, so good value really!

No way, you've not had that car for 11 years [emoji33]

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Yep. It’s a 2013 plate

C00kiemonster wrote:A new battery for the Jaguar. I got 11 years out of the old one, so good value really!

No way, you've not had that car for 11 years [emoji33]

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On my way to work.

The weekend in Adelaide was huge, need to go to work to rest up

A drive down to Bristol. We've hired a couple of people from this way so I have to come to Bristol every couple of months to supervise them.

I don't like the way I have to work, but my stress levels have dropped right off since I accepted this is the best way for all concerned.

As you know, me keeping my mouth shut is always going to be a struggle

Yeah seems that way.. doesn't match my logical understanding of the situation but that's fine by me.

It is the way forward.

I am pretty sure there be either restrictions on use or extra costs to use petrol cars in 10 years time if global warming continues at its current rate. Stafford is surrounded by water at the moment.

Looks fun. Should be way better than the shite they have pumped out recently.

... few hours taking the bike apart like lego, the tank and rear racking came off too, it was not long before slow and steady fighting threadlock gave way to the electric impact gun. https://i.imgur.com/kilITAF.jpg All to fit a couple of wires so I can run a better horn, bought on eBay from an E60 ...