Oh, the number of girls I've met in the last ten years who, since "pole dancing lessons" became popular, referred to themselves as "a bit of a pole dancer". Yeah, two lessons falling off a pole doesn't make you a pole dancer, ...

... off either of their arms for their cigs, hot or otherwise. Perception, eh? Fitness wise, this is the longest I've been healthy in just over two years, following a pair of bike crashes, and I've made the most of it. Got right back on my gym work and I'm loving it. :)

Yep there is that and also auto enrolment which is being phased in over the next few years for those who don't have a company pension scheme. Initially everyone will be enrolled in the scheme and you will have to opt out if you dont want to contribute. Expect it to ...

Don't worry yourselves, it's another few years before things really fall apart.

As for being Rich, I'm pretty sure it's not preferable to being healthy.
..... And I'm even more sure that neither compare to being happy,

I got it a couple of years ago on Steam. One of, if not is, my favourite game ever.

... avalanched off Everest about half a mile, four times been paralysed and I've got Parkinson's disease. They said I'd got "six months to two years to live" and that was thirteen years ago. So that ain't gonna happen." What a life he's led.

2 chocolate weetabix. Later off to a place called cleaver for mine and my partners anniversary, think we've been together for 8 years now! Haha Chocolate cereal is just wrong... Our youngest loves chocolate wheetos. Yuk. Chocolate cereal is the best! Love a bit of coco pops [SMILING FACE ...

There was a lot of positive reaction to last years event which was the first and already the interest this year has quadrupled. Colin Maloney who runs Street Repairs and organises national pot hle day is inundated with phone calls and support from ...

C00kiemonster wrote:Getting one of the cars french MOTd.

They have upped the tests recently, hope it passes!

The bloke is bouncing up and down on a machine that tests the suspension at the mo. I'm surprised new cars pass at this rate!

Passed . Two years without worry hopefully.

Rossgo wrote:2 chocolate weetabix. Later off to a place called cleaver for mine and my partners anniversary, think we've been together for 8 years now! Haha

Chocolate cereal is just wrong... Our youngest loves chocolate wheetos. Yuk.

This day 3 years ago I rode my bike current bike for the second time in 3 inches of snow. I did of course stop for the mandatory photo - I'm hoping it's on my facebook memories today so I can share it.

I nearly dropped it when trying to get back on the bike though! haha

2 chocolate weetabix. Later off to a place called cleaver for mine and my partners anniversary, think we've been together for 8 years now! Haha

Driving standards in the UK are some of the worst in western Europe now from what i have experienced in the last couple of years...and there are just too many vehicles on the roads.

Thanks everyone.. it was a different birthday to previous years and I must say I enjoyed it. My birthday's always midweek so I never bother taking it as holiday but there was the majority of the people that matter to me at my house when I got home :) ...

As Perkles says they are dropping like flies at the minute, 69 years old ...ive only got 17 years left

69 years old.

Another British great gone.

Sad times.

... in the snow, the Merc C class I had was the worst by far, even when I touched the brake with a feather touch it just locked up and slid, about 2-3 years ago I got about half way to work shitting myself but gave up and abandoned it in a car park and walked home, useless thing in the snow.

I wouldn't be surprised if Triumph drop their sportsbikes. I'm sure I read it took them about 7 years to recover the development and tooling costs needed to get the 675 on the production line. If the likes of Suzuki and Honda can't be bothered to try and compete in the ...

... and I paid hom a very good wage and still made a good profit just from the recoveries, so it is not to be sneered at, and I am going back a few years now, so the money is probably even better now. GF were also considerably cheaper than the others So as I said, personal opinion, but Green Flag ...

I'm with the RAC and have been for years. I've got personal cover for myself and Mrs nutz, basically covers any vehicle we drive. I did go to the aa for a year, but they screwed me over when the bike broke down. Tbh I think their all much ...