Guy
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Just in time for the h*lm*t discussion!
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> It seems Mr Ed. has left the building, and the group has reverted to
> being about recumbent bikes! I have resubscribed - although these
> days I do more miles on my Brompton.
Blimey Guy, you kept the Brompton acquisition quiet...
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Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Apparently Guy has now got a Brompton. I'd never have guessed.
Is that one of those that fold-unfold-fold-unfolds?
regards, Ian SMith
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>Just in time for the h*lm*t discussion!
Heh! Well, I never could resist a bit of pig-wrestling.
>Blimey Guy, you kept the Brompton acquisition quiet...
I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it.
Now onto the serious matters: which is likely to be more interesting
to small boys, Lelystad or Spezi?
> I submit that on or about Tue, 1 Nov 2005 09:58:19 -0000, the person
> known to the court as "Dave Larrington" <smert.s...@privacy.net>
> made a statement (<3sou6iF...@individual.net> in Your Honour's
> bundle) to the following effect:
>
>> Blimey Guy, you kept the Brompton acquisition quiet...
>
> I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it.
>
> Now onto the serious matters: which is likely to be more interesting
> to small boys, Lelystad or Spezi?
I should say Spezi, most notably on the grounds that I believe CycleVision
is to be held at Zandvoort again next year. Lelystad without CycleVision is
duller than an unpolished thing left out in the rain...
So far as I know, neither of them wrote a horn concerto.
(Germersheim's Konzertstueck for four horns is well worth hearing,
though.)
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Mark, UK
"The great enemy of clear language is insincerity."
>> Now onto the serious matters: which is likely to be more interesting
>> to small boys, Lelystad or Spezi?
>So far as I know, neither of them wrote a horn concerto.
True: on the other hand I was chatting with the brother-in-law of
Michael's bandmaster on Sunday and it transpires that he was playing
the double bass on the Hanover Band CD we bought (from the bloke who
was playing horn on it) the previous weekend. Small world!
>(Germersheim's Konzertstueck for four horns is well worth hearing,
>though.)
Bah! Not on iTunes!