It is a red one.

[someone]

The wee little bike gave me a lot of fun, and two broken bones, but it was time for something bigger. So I bought a red bike.

http://southwest16.com/ce/tmbf/cb500f.jpg

Now imagine how much better it will look after I buy a top box mount in (hopefully) the Black Friday sales. Well, maybe not look better but definitely useful. I had to stop off at an Asda today but had nowhere to carry a rhubarb pie!

[Tango]

Nice one, mate.......keep it shiny side up......

[Hoggs]

ewwwww!

rhubarb pie sounds grim

nice bike though

[Bender]

Nice bike hope it looks after you, should have just ate the pie, problem solved

[Guest]

ewwwww!

rhubarb pie sounds grim

nice bike though

 

I bloody love rhubarb. King of veg, fruit or whatever it is,

[bonio]

I bloody love rhubarb. King of veg, fruit or whatever it is,

It's a stick. Nice though.

Nice bike, too, [mention]someone[/mention] Congrats!

[Gerontious]

Petiole.

[NeilM]

ewwwww!

rhubarb pie sounds grim

nice bike though

 

I bloody love rhubarb. King of veg, fruit or whatever it is,

 

I live near the rhubarb triangle (Yes that is a thing)

Congratulations

[someone]

Thanks all, now just need the weather to stay as nice as it was yesterday to be able to properly enjoy it.

 

rhubarb pie sounds grim

 

I understand all of those words, but the order makes no sense.

My parents used to have a rhubarb plant but never did anything with it, so I used to dice the stalks and mix them in a bag with some sugar to eat raw. Which I did not know at the time was actually a common way for kids to eat it in the olden days, and apparently still is in Nordic countries.

[JRH]

rhubarb pie sounds grim

 

 

You've probably eaten it with custard.

[Hoggs]

rhubarb pie sounds grim

 

 

You've probably eaten it with custard.

I feel it had blackberries or something else in it. also custard makes everything awesome

[fastbob]

Thanks all, now just need the weather to stay as nice as it was yesterday to be able to properly enjoy it.

 

rhubarb pie sounds grim

 

I understand all of those words, but the order makes no sense.

My parents used to have a rhubarb plant but never did anything with it, so I used to dice the stalks and mix them in a bag with some sugar to eat raw. Which I did not know at the time was actually a common way for kids to eat it in the olden days, and apparently still is in Nordic countries.

 

Yep we did that , chew the end then dab it in a bag of sugar , lovely . Rhubarb and custard sweets are still available as well . I have some of my teeth left .