EOSM 8th Sept
Jackie
Ok its nearly that time of the year again.
End of Summer Meet- Sat 8th Sept.
here:
http://www.pub-explorer.com/olpg/the-black-horse-inn/hullandward/index.htm
for those that haven't been before then it usually follows this:
-let me know you are turning up by E Mailing me at o...@ukrm.co.uk this
is so I can let Mu know numbers for food (see below)
- turn up from lunchtime onwards on the Saturday
- put up tent in garden
- get pissed/talk bollocks
- Mu puts on a huge buffet for us, including a selection of gateaux
- Sunday morning Mu lays on breakfast for us (let me know if you are
stopping for this as well)
- for those recovered from the previous night, a CIHAGM occurs
- everyone wonders off at some point
- for those still around at lunchtime, Mu does cracking roast lunches,
but you will have to book a table separately with her.
Hope to see you all there.
--
Jackie
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Brownz (Mobile)
G'damn fekkit etc etc n gubbins.
Pick *another* weekend in the year when I'm at the Nurburgring won't you
..... grrrr.
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Bear
says...
> Jackie wrote:
> > Hope to see you all there.
>
> G'damn fekkit etc etc n gubbins.
>
> Pick *another* weekend in the year when I'm at the Nurburgring won't you
> ..... grrrr.
Ever seen drunken people before?
You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days. TBH it was probably
pretty lame before, but we were all too drunk to notice :)
BTW, email me with the Ring details again would you? I've just realised
it falls at the end of my contract end week ... are you doing it by car
or bike?
--
Bear
SD
wrote:
>
>You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
<nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
groove>
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Bear
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:30:19 +0100, Bear <bastard...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>
> <nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
> groove>
That comment will come back to haunt you.
Promise :)
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Bear
Brownz (Mobile)
> In article <2acni.43081$KE1....@newsfe1-win.ntli.net>, Brownz
> (Mobile) says...
>> Jackie wrote:
>
>>> Hope to see you all there.
>>
>> G'damn fekkit etc etc n gubbins.
>>
>> Pick *another* weekend in the year when I'm at the Nurburgring won't
>> you ..... grrrr.
>
> Ever seen drunken people before?
>
Hmmm... thinks... ahh, the last bosm I went to seems to ring some bells !
>
> You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days. TBH it was
> probably pretty lame before, but we were all too drunk to notice :)
>
> BTW, email me with the Ring details again would you? I've just
> realised it falls at the end of my contract end week ... are you
> doing it by car or bike?
Will do, car for the DTM weekend, just because 1 - am bikeless at the mo
[1], and 2 - am planning a bit of a Euro tour after the DTM. Ferry booked
back for the 8th - late.
Still in two minds whether to do the sensible Northern Europe tour, or say
feckit; and head South over the Italian passos and spend a few days on the
Cote D Azur.
[1] - not counting a garage of bits that could probably assembled into
something resembling an MOT pass.
Bear
says...
> Bear wrote:
> > In article <2acni.43081$KE1....@newsfe1-win.ntli.net>, Brownz
> > (Mobile) says...
> >> Jackie wrote:
> >
> >>> Hope to see you all there.
> >>
> >> G'damn fekkit etc etc n gubbins.
> >>
> >> Pick *another* weekend in the year when I'm at the Nurburgring won't
> >> you ..... grrrr.
> >
> > Ever seen drunken people before?
> >
>
> Hmmm... thinks... ahh, the last bosm I went to seems to ring some bells !
See? Easy :)
> > You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days. TBH it was
> > probably pretty lame before, but we were all too drunk to notice :)
> >
> > BTW, email me with the Ring details again would you? I've just
> > realised it falls at the end of my contract end week ... are you
> > doing it by car or bike?
>
> Will do, car for the DTM weekend, just because 1 - am bikeless at the mo
> [1], and 2 - am planning a bit of a Euro tour after the DTM. Ferry booked
> back for the 8th - late.
AH yes I recall now ... let's take it to email, but say someone were to
offer you a bash on their bike ... would you be happy to carry their
luggage over?
Assuming there's some Ring track time to be had over that weekend or the
week following?
--
Bear
Brownz (Mobile)
Sounds like a plan, will drop you a mail later today.
Champ
wrote:
>You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
But how would you know?
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Hog
You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots. Also the
CIHAGM on bikes one would normally never ride (I'm thinking Voxan,
XT660...). A few nice people always turn up, someone new always pops
along and I like Mandy, Mu and the little helpers.
There, have I achieved any balance yet ;o)
That and I don't actually need any excuse to go spending weekends there.
If DNC wants to bring the drugs and Dodger some illicit booze I might
pitch a very large tent on The Point.
--
Hog
'03 ST4S '96 Bastard12 '89 R100RS '81 XS650 '78 RD400
Muck
ne...@champ.org.uk says...
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:30:19 +0100, Bear <bastard...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>
> But how would you know?
>
There are injuries, projectile vomit and _everything_. Just like a good
biker meeting should have. ;)
--
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Champ
wrote:
>>>> You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>>>
>>> <nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
>>> groove>
>>
>> That comment will come back to haunt you.
>>
>> Promise :)
>
>You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots.
FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
>Also the
>CIHAGM on bikes one would normally never ride (I'm thinking Voxan,
>XT660...). A few nice people always turn up, someone new always pops
>along and I like Mandy, Mu and the little helpers.
This much is all true, of course.
Hog
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:36:28 +0100, "Hog" <hog...@freenetCHIPS.co.uk>
> wrote:
>
>>>>> You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>>>>
>>>> <nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
>>>> groove>
>>>
>>> That comment will come back to haunt you.
>>>
>>> Promise :)
>>
>> You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots.
>
> FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
Yes yes we know you are not any kind of Foodie! Ever thought of
becoming an astronaut?
It's a particularly good roast dinner and I only eat that much twice in
a year (lie)
>> Also the
>> CIHAGM on bikes one would normally never ride (I'm thinking Voxan,
>> XT660...). A few nice people always turn up, someone new always pops
>> along and I like Mandy, Mu and the little helpers.
>
> This much is all true, of course.
--
Colin Irvine
out the following:
>On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:36:28 +0100, "Hog" <hog...@freenetCHIPS.co.uk>
>wrote:
>
>>>>> You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>>>>
>>>> <nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
>>>> groove>
>>>
>>> That comment will come back to haunt you.
>>>
>>> Promise :)
>>
>>You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots.
>
>FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
Well Mu's crackling may be equalled elsewhere but I've never found it.
--
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http://www.colinandpat.co.uk
Colin Irvine
>Bear wrote:
>> In article <5g5273F...@mid.individual.net>, SD says...
>>> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:30:19 +0100, Bear <bastard...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>>>
>>> <nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
>>> groove>
>>
>> That comment will come back to haunt you.
>>
>> Promise :)
>
>You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots. Also the
>CIHAGM on bikes one would normally never ride (I'm thinking Voxan,
>XT660...).
I can remember once coming down all the way from Tyneside on the
Sunday morning (busy Saturday) just to test ride a couple of bikes I
knew would be there.
Champ
<Colin....@spamcop.net> wrote:
>>>You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots.
>>
>>FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
>
>Well Mu's crackling may be equalled elsewhere but I've never found it.
FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
--
Bear
> Bear wrote:
> > In article <5g5273F...@mid.individual.net>, SD says...
> >> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:30:19 +0100, Bear <bastard...@gmail.com>
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >>>
> >>> You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
> >>
> >> <nudges turntable in vain attempt to locate stylus in different
> >> groove>
> >
> > That comment will come back to haunt you.
> >
> > Promise :)
>
> You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots. Also the
> CIHAGM on bikes one would normally never ride (I'm thinking Voxan,
> XT660...). A few nice people always turn up, someone new always pops
> along and I like Mandy, Mu and the little helpers.
>
> There, have I achieved any balance yet ;o)
>
> That and I don't actually need any excuse to go spending weekends there.
Oh I love going there, and seeing Mike & Mu - I just prefer to do it
when the place isn't chock-full of desperates ;)
--
Bear
The Older Gentleman
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 11:00:07 +0100, Colin Irvine
> <Colin....@spamcop.net> wrote:
>
> >>>You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots.
> >>
> >>FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
> >
> >Well Mu's crackling may be equalled elsewhere but I've never found it.
>
> FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
Lunch, you common little oik.
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The Older Gentleman
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:30:19 +0100, Bear <bastard...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >You won't miss much. It's pretty lame these days.
>
> But how would you know?
"It's been lame ever since I stopped going."
SD
>If DNC wants to bring the drugs and Dodger some illicit booze I might
>pitch a very large tent on The Point.
You'll have plenty of space - I'll be in France.
Oh, and you're confusing me with someone else re: illicit booze.
Champ
chateau.murra...@dsl.pipex.com (The Older Gentleman) wrote:
>Champ <ne...@champ.org.uk> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 11:00:07 +0100, Colin Irvine
>> <Colin....@spamcop.net> wrote:
>>
>> >>>You pointedly miss the Sunday Carvery, which I like lots.
>> >>
>> >>FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
>> >
>> >Well Mu's crackling may be equalled elsewhere but I've never found it.
>>
>> FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
>
>Lunch, you common little oik.
<proud>
When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and tea.
As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
lunch and dinner.
Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
--
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My advice as your attorney is to buy a motorcycle
To email me, neal at my domain should work.
ginge
> As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
> lunch and dinner.
>
> Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>
> At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
> before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
Cheese, before bedtime? Nightmare.
BGN
<vulgarandm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 00:16:06 +0100 Champ wrote:
>
>>When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and tea.
>>
>>As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
>>lunch and dinner.
>>
>>Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>>
>>At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
>>before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
>
>So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>you out for tea?"?
>
>Answer honestly.
"Fish supper"
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Champ
<vulgarandm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 00:16:06 +0100 Champ wrote:
>
>>When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and tea.
>>
>>As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
>>lunch and dinner.
>>
>>Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>>
>>At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
>>before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
>
>So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>you out for tea?"?
>
>Answer honestly.
heh. You got me. Having watched a thousand films from the 40s and
50s, I know to say "dinner".
Fr Jack
>>So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>>thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>>you out for tea?"?
No. "Can I take you out..." implies I'm paying.
--
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The Un-Civil Servant
Champ
>>>So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>>>thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>>>you out for tea?"?
>
>No. "Can I take you out..." implies I'm paying.
As, of course, would be the case if I was taking a women for a meal.
Hog
> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:13:34 +0100, Fr Jack <s...@m.com> wrote:
>
>>>> So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and
>>>> you're thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her,
>>>> "can I take you out for tea?"?
>>
>> No. "Can I take you out..." implies I'm paying.
>
> As, of course, would be the case if I was taking a women for a meal.
"paying for sex"
BGN
>>>When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and tea.
>>>
>>>As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
>>>lunch and dinner.
>>>
>>>Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>>>
>>>At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
>>>before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
>>
>>So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>>thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>>you out for tea?"?
>>
>>Answer honestly.
>
>heh. You got me. Having watched a thousand films from the 40s and
>50s, I know to say "dinner".
The gay way is far more efficient. "Hello, you're not too unfortunate
looking, fancy a quick fuck?" Saves paying for dinner too, unless one
is looking for a reasonable length relationship.
platypus
> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 11:13:06 +0100, Champ <ne...@champ.org.uk> wrote:
>
>>>> When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and
>>>> tea.
>>>>
>>>> As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say
>>>> breakfast, lunch and dinner.
>>>>
>>>> Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>>>>
>>>> At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese
>>>> sandwich before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew
>>>> up with.
>>>
>>> So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>>> thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I
>>> take you out for tea?"?
>>>
>>> Answer honestly.
>>
>> heh. You got me. Having watched a thousand films from the 40s and
>> 50s, I know to say "dinner".
>
> The gay way is far more efficient. "Hello, you're not too unfortunate
> looking, fancy a quick fuck?" Saves paying for dinner too, unless one
> is looking for a reasonable length relationship.
Oh Nick, you're so romantic.
--
platypus
"fastidious and precise"
Badger
> The gay way is far more efficient. "Hello, you're not too unfortunate
> looking, fancy a quick fuck?" Saves paying for dinner too, unless one
You pay extra, you get extra?
--
Rick
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Fr Jack
>Champ wrote:
>> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:13:34 +0100, Fr Jack <s...@m.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>> So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and
>>>>> you're thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her,
>>>>> "can I take you out for tea?"?
>>>
>>> No. "Can I take you out..." implies I'm paying.
>>
>> As, of course, would be the case if I was taking a women for a meal.
>
>"paying for sex"
*DING*
doetnietcomputeren
> If DNC wants to
fly 8000 miles or so for an *OSM, sorry folks, you're good, but not that
good.
--
dnc
Jackie
doetnietcomputeren <doesnot...@gmail.com> bla:
oh I'm all hurt now ;)
--
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Champ
wrote:
>Champ wrote:
>> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:13:34 +0100, Fr Jack <s...@m.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>> So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and
>>>>> you're thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her,
>>>>> "can I take you out for tea?"?
>>>
>>> No. "Can I take you out..." implies I'm paying.
>>
>> As, of course, would be the case if I was taking a women for a meal.
>
>"paying for sex"
heh. I love that old Lee Evans joke:
"Have you ever paid for sex?"
"Only emotionally".
Bear
> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:27:28 +0100, "Hog" <hog...@freenetCHIPS.co.uk>
> wrote:
>
> >Champ wrote:
> >> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:13:34 +0100, Fr Jack <s...@m.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>>>> So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and
> >>>>> you're thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her,
> >>>>> "can I take you out for tea?"?
> >>>
> >>> No. "Can I take you out..." implies I'm paying.
> >>
> >> As, of course, would be the case if I was taking a women for a meal.
> >
> >"paying for sex"
>
> heh. I love that old Lee Evans joke:
>
> "Have you ever paid for sex?"
>
> "Only emotionally".
Except, IIRC, it's actually a Woody Allen joke, from *years* earlier.
--
Bear
Pip
>As, of course, would be the case if I was taking a women for a meal.
Women? Two (or more) at a time? You want to be careful, at your age.
Or were you distracted by memories of:
"How much for the little girl? How much for the women?" ...
"Your women. I want to buy your women. The little girl, your
daughters... sell them to me. Sell me your children."?
--
Pip: B12
Champ
wrote:
Well, Lee Evans has certainly made a living out of it.
Jackie
On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 20:54:58 -0600, the infinite blablabla by
vulgarandmischevious <vulgarandm...@gmail.com> bla:
>On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 17:46:06 +0100 Jackie wrote:
>
>>On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:58:07 -0700, the infinite blablabla by
>>doetnietcomputeren <doesnot...@gmail.com> bla:
>>
>>>Hog wrote:
>>>
>>>> If DNC wants to
>>>
>>>fly 8000 miles or so for an *OSM, sorry folks, you're good, but not that
>>>good.
>>
>>oh I'm all hurt now ;)
>
>Could be because some other sad cunt is throwing his muck up you.
nice to see that you haven't lost your sense of humour Ben.
ogden
>
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 19:54:58 +0100,
> chateau.murra...@dsl.pipex.com (The Older Gentleman) wrote:
>
> >Champ <ne...@champ.org.uk> wrote:
> >
> >> FFS man, it's just a roast dinner!
> >
> >Lunch, you common little oik.
>
> <proud>
>
> When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and tea.
>
> As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
> lunch and dinner.
>
> Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>
> At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
> before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
I concur about supper, but it's breakfast, lunch and dinner, with the
sole exception of a Sunday roast which can be lunch at lunchtime or
dinner anytime.
Tbh, if I have a roast for lunch, I'm unlikely to have room for dinner
anyway.
--
ogden
sv650 - surprisingly quick for a girl's bike
speed...@googlemail.com
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 18:18:22 -0600, vulgarandmischevious
>
>
>
> <vulgarandmischevi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 00:16:06 +0100 Champ wrote:
>
> >>When I was growing up, the three meals were breakfast, dinner and tea.
>
> >>As my social mobility allowed me to ascend, I learnt to say breakfast,
> >>lunch and dinner.
>
> >>Then I met a class of people who called the evening meal "supper".
>
> >>At this point I rebelled and said fuck it, supper is a cheese sandwich
> >>before you go to bed, and went back to the names I grew up with.
>
> >So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
> >thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
> >you out for tea?"?
>
> >Answer honestly.
>
> "Fish supper"
A burger
--
Lozzo
speed...@googlemail.com
> BGN wrote:
> > The gay way is far more efficient. "Hello, you're not too unfortunate
> > looking, fancy a quick fuck?" Saves paying for dinner too, unless one
> > is looking for a reasonable length....
>
> You pay extra, you get extra?
Hello mate, long time no see.
--
Lozzo
speed...@googlemail.com
We are, you just don't appreciate us
--
Lozzo
BGN
>> >So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>> >thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>> >you out for tea?"?
>>
>> >Answer honestly.
>>
>> "Fish supper"
>
>A burger
Spotted dick.
BGN
I wonder what the carbon footprint of an *oSM would be.
Badger
> On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 09:07:57 -0700, speed...@googlemail.com wrote:
>
>>>> So, if you meet a hot chick, and you want to ask her out, and you're
>>>> thinking of a meal between 5pm and 9pm - do you say to her, "can I take
>>>> you out for tea?"?
>>>> Answer honestly.
>>> "Fish supper"
>> A burger
>
> Spotted dick.
With extra cream?
Badger
Yeah. Been hibernating.
And *fx:touches wood* not getting made redundant.
What have I missed? I see the usual bunch of cunts are still here.
Timo Geusch
We seem to have acquired a couple of new ones as well but other than
that it's pretty much the same ol', same ol'.
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Badger
> Badger <sp...@housemartin.f9.co.uk> writes:
>> What have I missed? I see the usual bunch of cunts are still here.
>
> We seem to have acquired a couple of new ones as well but other than
> that it's pretty much the same ol', same ol'.
Cool. What fiendish new ways have you devised to destroy otherwise
perfectly serviceable machines in the interim?
Timo Geusch
> Timo Geusch wrote:
>> Badger <sp...@housemartin.f9.co.uk> writes:
>>> What have I missed? I see the usual bunch of cunts are still here.
>>
>> We seem to have acquired a couple of new ones as well but other than
>> that it's pretty much the same ol', same ol'.
>
> Cool. What fiendish new ways have you devised to destroy otherwise
> perfectly serviceable machines in the interim?
I moved 50 miles further away from work. Seems to be working so far, I
just had a nicely expensive repair on my K1100LT.
Hog
> Badger <sp...@housemartin.f9.co.uk> writes:
>
>> Timo Geusch wrote:
>>> Badger <sp...@housemartin.f9.co.uk> writes:
>>>> What have I missed? I see the usual bunch of cunts are still here.
>>>
>>> We seem to have acquired a couple of new ones as well but other than
>>> that it's pretty much the same ol', same ol'.
>>
>> Cool. What fiendish new ways have you devised to destroy otherwise
>> perfectly serviceable machines in the interim?
>
> I moved 50 miles further away from work. Seems to be working so far, I
> just had a nicely expensive repair on my K1100LT.
I realise just how fucking far away from work you live now. That's a bitch
of a commute. Thanks for the offer of accom. BTW just couldn't make it that
far. The M1 roadworks near the M25 leave no room for a bike to filter <glum>
Hog
But you're bringing the drugs aintcha
Hog
> On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 09:09:35 -0700, speed...@googlemail.com wrote:
>
>> On 19 Jul, 16:58, doetnietcomputeren <doesnotcomp...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>> Hog wrote:
>>>> If DNC wants to
>>>
>>> fly 8000 miles or so for an *OSM, sorry folks, you're good, but not
>>> that good.
>>
>> We are, you just don't appreciate us
>
> I wonder what the carbon footprint of an *oSM would be.
Well methane is a particularly damaging gas
Lady Nina
wrote:
>. The M1 roadworks near the M25 leave no room for a bike to filter <glum>
You weren't trying hard enough. Or have a fat arse(d bike).
--
Lady Nina
Listening to the Eagles
Hog
> On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 09:09:31 +0100, "Hog" <hog...@freenetCHIPS.co.uk>
> wrote:
>
>> . The M1 roadworks near the M25 leave no room for a bike to filter
>> <glum>
>
> You weren't trying hard enough. Or have a fat arse(d bike).
Judging by the scrapes on both panniers it was indeed all a bit narrow.