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4 hours ago, Bianco2564 said:

They forecast Saharan sand being blown up from Africa and they weren't wrong.

 

 

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Yeah this has pissed me right off! 

 

I spent two days cleaning both cars to wake up to this today 😠

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Posted
32 minutes ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

Evening Rennie. Nose to the grindstone again?

Always! :D I need another assistant! I need a holiday!

In fact I need to win The Euromillions and retire tomorrow! :thumb:

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Posted
14 minutes ago, rennie said:

Always! :D I need another assistant! I need a holiday!

In fact I need to win The Euromillions and retire tomorrow! :thumb:

Haha, don't retire Rennie, you'll get bloody bored!! Can't remember last time I took the Bike out!!! Missus says I need a job so I've got a excuse to get out on the bike!!

How much longer🤬.

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Posted

Good morning.

 

I had a strange conversation with my son last night. It’s his birthday soon and he’s asked me to buy him some noise cancelling earphones as a present, to replace the ones he lost. He’s an expert at losing stuff. It is, I would say, his core skill. On this occasion he claimed it wasn’t his fault. Yea, right!
 

As it happens, they appear to have been stolen while he was trying to talk a girl out of jumping from a bridge. He’d taken them off and dropped them on a bench to talk to her. Another guy managed to grab hold of her and my lad then also grabbed hold of her and held her until the police arrived. His headphones had gone when he went back to retrieve them. 
 

Dead proud of the boy. He said it was the scariest thing he’s ever done in his life. 
 

He will be getting a case of wine to go along with the earplugs for his birthday. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Steve_M said:

Good morning.

 

I had a strange conversation with my son last night. It’s his birthday soon and he’s asked me to buy him some noise cancelling earphones as a present, to replace the ones he lost. He’s an expert at losing stuff. It is, I would say, his core skill. On this occasion he claimed it wasn’t his fault. Yea, right!
 

As it happens, they appear to have been stolen while he was trying to talk a girl out of jumping from a bridge. He’d taken them off and dropped them on a bench to talk to her. Another guy managed to grab hold of her and my lad then also grabbed hold of her and held her until the police arrived. His headphones had gone when he went back to retrieve them. 
 

Dead proud of the boy. He said it was the scariest thing he’s ever done in his life. 
 

He will be getting a case of wine to go along with the earplugs for his birthday. 


Good on him but what scum stealing from someone helping (scum anyway but that’s definitely icing).

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Posted

Morning all

Missus Mickly just back from having her DNA altered & Microchip injected 🤣🤣

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Posted
52 minutes ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:


Hey my favourite goat... oops forgot about The Goat, oh well, it’s done now. 
Wotcha been up to?

Ducking and diving, f**king and skiving. The usual. How's things here, pretty exciting I'm guessing.

Posted
3 minutes ago, goat said:

Ducking and diving, f**king and skiving. The usual. How's things here, pretty exciting I'm guessing.

As exciting as an exciting thing on St exciting day 👍 

Posted
6 minutes ago, goat said:

Ducking and diving, f**king and skiving. The usual. How's things here, pretty exciting I'm guessing.


Oh you’ve missed so much... let me fill you in- mostly :tumble:with some :pop:and a bit of :hammer: oh and the occasional :cheers:

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Steve_M said:

Good evening.

 

I’ve just watched This video and winced at the opening sequence. Interesting reviews, though.


Stopped watching after 2 mins, waiting to get over irritation at the ‘cool guy’ antics that is really bike abuse! 
Rectangular flat top aluminium panniers can double up as a seat, a table top, a step stool or somewhere to put a stove on when you’re fed up grovelling on the floor. Not that I have them, I’ve just seen people use them that way, an advantage over what they’re plugging. 

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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:


Stopped watching after 2 mins, waiting to get over irritation at the ‘cool guy’ antics that is really bike abuse! 
Rectangular flat top aluminium panniers can double up as a seat, a table top, a step stool or somewhere to put a stove on when you’re fed up grovelling on the floor. Not that I have them, I’ve just seen people use that way, an advantage over what they’re plugging. 

If you can get past it he's a very good rider and a passes on a lot of good info that Brett. I think the soft panniers are sometimes preferred by peeps riding a lot off-road where they are deemed a bit safer in some situations.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, goat said:

If you can get past it he's a very good rider and a passes on a lot of good info that Brett. I think the soft panniers are sometimes preferred by peeps riding a lot off-road where they are deemed a bit safer in some situations.


I have watched a few of his off road vids and they have been useful. Just got on my pip in this one deliberately dropping the bikes!

Posted
8 hours ago, Steve_M said:

Good evening.

 

I’ve just watched This video and winced at the opening sequence. Interesting reviews, though.

Outrageous isn't it. The second I saw the flat cap I switched off.

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Posted
8 hours ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:


Stopped watching after 2 mins, waiting to get over irritation at the ‘cool guy’ antics that is really bike abuse! 
Rectangular flat top aluminium panniers can double up as a seat, a table top, a step stool or somewhere to put a stove on when you’re fed up grovelling on the floor. Not that I have them, I’ve just seen people use them that way, an advantage over what they’re plugging. 

What no, dropping a bike heavier than a harley did they have a crane 😁 

 

Bikes are well protected and on grass, I'm sure they get worse in real world use,they are obviously pushing the new soft bags, they say weight saving is paramount so why switch to the new bag that's heavier and currently alot more awkward to remove. 

 

I think the aluminium ones look crap, if your going to fall over a lot I can see the advantage of having something that won't deform and look crap and probably need beating back into shape with a rock just to close 😁 

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