Laddy Muck

Thought you were in Ireland!!!!(6) On MY thread too.... *weeps*

Revolting :))

Peasants?

Revolting.

For me, unless it's homemade, YUK!

Applespider Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I believe if you buy it from Evans, you can try it > out for 28 days to see if you like it. Didn't know that Applespider. Useful to know though. But what happens to all those returned saddles?

Looking back, I think my post might have appeared a little dismissive WOD: twasn't meant to (apologies if so). I recommended a visit to Decathlon (a) because I know squat about saddles and (b) because I have always found them extremely knowledgeable and helpful (though - to be fair - I have never sought to purchase a saddle there). However, I should have mentioned a couple of other things: (a) you can have the best saddle in the world, but, if the bike is not a good fit for you (and I notice you are thinking of borrowing your son's) then you are, in all likelihood, going to suffer some discomfort. Little things like adjusting the handlebars and ensuring the saddle is set at the correct height make an enormous difference to your riding experience. (b) ditto unsuitable clothing. I remember wearing jeans whilst cycling in Asturias. I didn't quite do 45 miles in one day, but, suffice to say that those thick seams caused many an...ahem...iritation. Sore fanny for days :-$. Good luck. And sorry about your bike being stolen too.

...in mould...

Deny thy father and refuse thy name; or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn his/her love, and s/he'll no longer be a Frankito.

What about where salmon is farmed organically? Surely that makes a difference?

The Crystal Palace match starts soon: KO 19.45. Should be more entertaining than the first match of the season: I'd seen more action in a bowl of cereal (sorry DH). As for the Palace supporter/forumite who is going to this...you are NOT sitting with us LOL! Be prepared to be lobbed with all sorts (you know who you are)! ;-)

My advice, WOD, would be to visit Decathlon. A short trek, I know - but they have a MASSIVE bike section, with plenty of choice and advice. Prices are reasonable too. Otherwise, try BCBikes (I've never used them myself, but they come highly recommended on here).

Resigned Mr. Medic? Resigned? OUSTED more like!!!! ;-) Just as well really: couldn't get our act together! Anyway, as per Weegee, NICE ONE Jaws! Hope to see you there.:)-D

surfbobby Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ps - anyone seen my bib? > > I believe it has my name on it I saw it on a table as we were leaving the Clock House...on right hand side. We left the Clock House pretty late, so I guess it is probably still there (I think you left before us?). You could give them a ring if you haven't already done so.

Just in from the Clock House. A Barry Barry Race and a Barry day. Thanks for organising Surfbobby/Help-Ma-Boab. And CHARLOTTE! We are SO proud of you - well done girl! xx

Thomas Micklewright Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes strange the moderator hasnt cleaned up this > thread? We have a moderator called "strange"? ...do you mean to say that Sean has returned? *legs it at speed*

Alan Medic Wrote: ---------------------------- > Is this a SLUR on the mental people of ED I ASK > myslf? SO! What CONCLUSION did you arrive at? Moreover, what PRECISELY did you mean by "MENTAL" here? *thinks: this WHOLE thread has turned a bit mental. Great Friday Forum Fodder! A change from Foie Gras (and treacle);-)*

With perhaps a glace cherry? Or is that waaaaay too poncey?

The Priory kennels? OH NO! Fret not, Fleabag. It will turn up. In the meantime, here's some Foie Gras.

Welcome back Fleabag x

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------ > Anyone for foie gras and bubbles? I'll pass thank you. Far too poncey for me. But I could murder a tub of glace cherries (and possibly some treacle). (I have a sweet tooth) Just to be clear, the use of "murder" here is not to be construed as in "killing with malice aforethought". I bid you "Good Evening".

Ah, that's bad. I would have asked some poor bloke to park the car for me long before attempting the 17th manoeuvre...

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a purpose in life for cherries? I just > don't get them. Actually, I often ask for less alcohol and more cherries.

Yeah, and if you think I'm paying you've another thing coming...damn ponce!

And I'm late for football!