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[Wyn Davies]

Do we have two Wyn's then, or is he using the wrong sockpuppet here?

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[Poacher]

Do we have two Wyn's then, or is he using the wrong sockpuppet here?

Is it a Wyn/Wyn situation?

 

[newfhouse]

Do we have two Wyn's then, or is he using the wrong sockpuppet here?

The clue is in the name. It’s a WynD up.

 

[DCBassman]

I got plastic tyre levers and a Gaddi double ended tube and a small pump most new cars don't have a spare wheel just a bottle of slime

Yebbut it's a bottle of Slime in addition to what might be in the tyre, ie an emergency repair kit!

 

[snorri]

My bike got filthy from wet roads. Can i sue the council for not drying the roads ?

Only if you've taken the Met Office to court first, sorry.

 

[Wyn Davies]

Only if you've taken the Met Office to court first, sorry.

I thought this forum was cyclist who had sensible tips etc not childish joker's.

 

[snorri]

I thought this forum was cyclist who had sensible tips etc not childish joker's.

Threads on this forum usually follow on in the tone set in the Original Post.

 

[DCBassman]

@Wyn Davies , we're normal people with a normal sense of humour. I seriously doubt it would be different anywhere else.
I appreciate there's been some ribbing, not unjustified in my opinion. But that's forums for you...
PS: no apostrophe in that use of 'jokers'.

 

[Wyn Davies]

@Wyn Davies , we're normal people with a normal sense of humour. I seriously doubt it would be different anywhere else.
I appreciate there's been some ribbing, not unjustified in my opinion. But that's forums for you...
PS: no apostrophe in that use of 'jokers'.

Debatable

 

[DCBassman]

The apostrophe is never, ever, used to denote a plural, so that part of my post isn't debatable. Sorry.
Edited for gross spelling error! *Ooops...*

 

[Mike_P]

Think the op obviously thought we would be deeply sorry and upset for him...but a single puncture

 

[Wyn Davies]

The apostrophe is never, ever, used to denote a plural, so that part of my pist isn't debatable. Sorry.

A man who asks a question is a fool for a minute a man who never asks a question is a fool for life.

 

[vickster]

The apostrophe is never, ever, used to denote a plural, so that part of my pist isn't debatable. Sorry.

Might want to sort your spelling out

 

[Jody]

A man who asks a question is a fool for a minute a man who never asks a question is a fool for life.

Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

 

[Wyn Davies]

Might want to sort your spelling out

I went to a Welsh school English is my second language how many languages do you speak clever Dickie.