Tank Slap - Motorcycle Forum

Got a brand new tyre and scrubbed it in up to Hinckley.

Perkles wrote:

Monty wrote:Working from home waiting for the Tour of Britain to come past

my dads going to watch it today its hould be a good stage around your area

Well that was an interesting 15 seconds!

My daughter has got a sore throat so she's not going to dance. Booked cinema tickets for me and the kids for this afternoon.

Having a few pints with Perkles.

Laughing at the Villa

Just watched Sherwood's post match interview.

I don't think he is mature enough to be a football manager. He's like a child who has had his toys taken away.

Hardly likely to bring confidence to his players.

When do Blues turn them over?

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We play them on the 22nd.

Kwacky wrote:Having a few pints with Perkles.

that poor bloke last night who told us about his hardley davidson

At least he had the good sense to be ashamed

Well yesterday...

Finally finished my garden

90 m2 of garden, over two weeks of weeding and pruning, 8-10 wheelie bins of weeds (lost count) and all dug over then moved in 8m3 of cedar wood chip for mulch.

Time to go to work for a rest!

returned from a fantastic weekend watching road racing at olivers mount. we were entertained by cameron donald, john mc guinness, michael and william dunlop, ryan farquhar, amongst many other very talented and impressive riders.
along with friends, its the first time we've been there, and we have come away discussing one of them racing there next year, and myself hill climbing it.

Got back from the Gold Cup at Olivers mount in Scarborough. Got soaked on Saturday but weather was good on the Sunday. Enjoyed it.

Mad Monday again... (Name I've given to the Monday before flying off for work on Tuesday)

Housework, tidying up outstanding paperwork, moving all the kids stuff back to the house, packing for work and other odds and ends

Tricky wrote:returned from a fantastic weekend watching road racing at olivers mount. we were entertained by cameron donald, john mc guinness, michael and william dunlop, ryan farquhar, amongst many other very talented and impressive riders.
along with friends, its the first time we've been there, and we have come away discussing one of them racing there next year, and myself hill climbing it.

its a great little circuit,ive raced it many years ago on a pushbike ,god that hill hurts your legs

Blimey Kiwi, there's a lot of work there.

Kwacky wrote:Blimey Kiwi, there's a lot of work there.

There was mate, more than I reckoned on to be honest, but I had to get it done as its warming up and if I didn't catch it before summer I might as well torch the whole garden. That said I enjoy some hard graft that yields good results, it's good for the soul

Perkles wrote:its a great little circuit,ive raced it many years ago on a pushbike ,god that hill hurts your legs

ha ha ha. . . we walked up that hill in the evening after a few beers, nearly thought we wouldnt make it to the top! i cant believe you'd get up there on a pushbike.

Sulking as hidden from motogp result for 2 days and had it set to record on itv4 at 8pm tonight, but somebody else fooked it up so not a happy bunny tonight. Working nightshift that was the highlight of my week

Blade wrote:Sulking as hidden from motogp result for 2 days and had it set to record on itv4 at 8pm tonight, but somebody else fooked it up so not a happy bunny tonight. Working nightshift that was the highlight of my week

I'm the same Blade, I couldn't stay awake watching it on Sunday as it was on late here and I was stuffed from the hard yakka in the garden. So I've downloaded it and plan to watch it on my flight today.