Kwacky wrote: ↑18 Apr 2023, 09:19 I dropped the MV off for us e service.

The sales guy told me that my old F3 dropped a valve, which got stuck.

So it looks like I sold it at the right time

erm did the previous owner thrash it all

Kwacky wrote: ↑18 Apr 2023, 09:19 I dropped the MV off for us e service.

The sales guy told me that my old F3 dropped a valve, which got stuck.

So it looks like I sold it at the right time

That's some luck!

I dropped the MV off for us e service.

The sales guy told me that my old F3 dropped a valve, which got stuck.

So it looks like I sold it at the right time

I am now walking at least an hour every morning before work, buying a dog was the right thing to do
I feel calmer during the day and sleeping much better
I want to get fit ready to start doing some MX and hopefully keep up with Frankie

Motocross photography yesterday.

Combined with a trapped nerve on my right hand side somewhere, that's was great fun.. not.

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Kwacky wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 21:21 Face it, we're all old. Getting off the sofa is a risky business.

Sofa..?? Hell, I can barely get out of bed.

20-mile road ride on my MTB planned for this morning....which might be interesting, as my right hip has been bugging me on even the shortest rides for about a week.

Urmm... right. Even on paper that doesn't work.

Can you get a radiator guard for it yet? No, I would have done that right away, one of the 1st things I fit. However other things like tail tidy are standard fit like previous models, but the rad on this is slight bigger so I am told. So previous models dont ...

... are all easy to use, even with thick gloves. I have already moved the clutch lever as I like mine below my hand if you know what I mean, not right in front, makes my hand hurt after a while. So that's that sorted. The bikes standard bars, levers, all feel great, wont see the need to bling ...

... & be done with it forever. There's still a decent amount of work left to do, but I made a lot of headway out there. I could use a beer or two right about now.

... a couple of goes on my nebuliser was more comfortable, saw the doctor who confirmed another chest infection and told me the bottom half of my right lung has ceased to function , it will not return to working order even if the chest infection is cured. Bugger .

... "saw what I was up to" then this prick with his dog, which was not on a lead and obviously miles behind him, started to clap and shout right next to me. Needless to say the bird flew off.... What a tosser. I believe a rude word came out of my mouth, and a Paddington stare lmao.... Bloody ...

A sore and pained neck and right trap after having an unplanned lie down while mountain biking yesterday... and general soreness in the arms from the said mountain biking

Kwacky wrote:Hopefully I've got the right day

Many happy returns

Yes mate, right day [emoji16]

Thank you

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Hopefully I've got the right day

Many happy returns

I thought you were done with offshore work....or nearly done with it....?? I bloody wish. But you are right. We thought we’d be done by now. But production tapered off its decline and levelled out a bit shy of our minimum - time to stop - rate. So cease of production has ...

No need to apologise. Stress is horrible. Don't bottle it up.

We'll catch up tomorrow and put the world right.

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.

The plant on the right is a cryptocoryne. Expect it to melt. They don't like change. It will recover. The fern in the center will need to come out of the pot. It's an epiphiyte plant so attach it to the wood or a rock. There are 2 ...

The plant on the right is a cryptocoryne. Expect it to melt. They don't like change. It will recover.

The fern in the center will need to come out of the pot. It's an epiphiyte plant so attach it to the wood or a rock.