I lost my trust in and was taken for granted in my old company ,you are doing the right thing by moving on

I remember when I was younger that would of been good w%&k material right there [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY][SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES] When you were younger? The Bank of Kwacky has never closed. I've still got my Grattans Catalogue ...

Kwacky wrote:Coming from a Harley rider that's like my vegetarian wife telling me which steak to choose

Right. Except presumably, your vegetarian wife doesn't keep a massive T-bone under the bed for special occasions.

Kwacky wrote:

Rossgo wrote:I remember when I was younger that would of been good w%&k material right there [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY][SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

When you were younger?

The Bank of Kwacky has never closed.

I've still got my Grattans Catalogue

Rossgo wrote:I remember when I was younger that would of been good w%&k material right there [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY][SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

When you were younger?

The Bank of Kwacky has never closed.

I remember when I was younger that would of been good w%&k material right there [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY][SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

Well done that man.

Managed 10x200kg on third set of leg press so time to up that weight.

Right arm and shoulder was playing up though so went very light on the weights for those exercises

... as they keep all of you hand warm rather than just the palms from grips. Having very limited experience with either i would not know. They're right. If you're riding more than a few miles, the grips will be fine for the bottom of your hands, but the front and your fingers will still suffer. ...

Kwacky wrote:Well I think Dogbot seems to have made himself right at home.

I know what I am.

Well I think Dogbot seems to have made himself right at home.

... money a year. Paid off a mortage inside a matter of a few years starting with only 5K deposit! The pluses can outweigh the minuses if you pick the right course, have a can do attitude and don't stop even for sleep! Potentially retire mid life and have an easier life while most still slogging their ...

... nothing VFR1200 that I bought in August and don't like at all. Yeah, hard to go around corners - especially roundabouts - without grinding the right peg, but that's part of the fun. Apparently. I'm keeping the Dodo (125 Varadero) to commute on and my R1 for hooligan amusement, too. This is ...

Ah right I see. Didn't know that. It sounds odd to be honest but clearly does a fabulous job

He's from the North East so you could be right

... nothing VFR1200 that I bought in August and don't like at all. Yeah, hard to go around corners - especially roundabouts - without grinding the right peg, but that's part of the fun. Apparently. I'm keeping the Dodo (125 Varadero) to commute on and my R1 for hooligan amusement, too. This is ...

... cheaper to get new chain and sprockets at the service or separate. If I wasn't such a prick I would have changed it sooner. It was by no means the right thing to do. I am surprised it lasted as well as it did. However, I couldn't say if it was actually ok still by that time. I doubt it. The chain ...

It was a good ride, and just right for my first one back on new tyres, and after I had took wheels off and brake calipers apart.

... just 3 years old and with 30k on the clock so although not quite new it feels and looks like it me. She's got all the options I wanted and in the right colour scheme imo, silver with black leather. Went for a paddle shift auto and it's a really nice drive and boy is it quick which is surprising ...

What cookie said

Well done to your lad and also to you and your wife Duke I know he will have the best support and help available so you have a right to be very proud parents.

Fantastic. Well done him!

Your right to make sure he doesn't get a bit complacent now his offer is unconditional, however that's a real relief for you too on his future.