Wyn Davies
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?Do we have two Wyn's then, or is he using the wrong sockpuppet here?
?Do we have two Wyn's then, or is he using the wrong sockpuppet here?
Is it a Wyn/Wyn situation?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.Do we have two Wyn's then, or is he using the wrong sockpuppet here?
Yebbut it's a bottle of Slime in addition to what might be in the tyre, ie an emergency repair kit!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
Only if you've taken the Met Office to court first, sorry.My bike got filthy from wet roads. Can i sue the council for not drying the roads ?
I thought this forum was cyclist who had sensible tips etc not childish joker's.Only if you've taken the Met Office to court first, sorry.
Threads on this forum usually follow on in the tone set in the Original Post.I thought this forum was cyclist who had sensible tips etc not childish joker's.
Debatable@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'.
A man who asks a question is a fool for a minute a man who never asks a question is a fool for life.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 outThe 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.
I went to a Welsh school English is my second language how many languages do you speak clever Dickie.Might want to sort your spelling out