Don't tell my wife...

[Pat "5mph"]

You've got to wonder what weird is by Pat's standards.

Dunno ... folks that don't like cats and Marathon plus tyres?

 

[Katherine]

I don't always tell my husband when I've exchanged hellos with a chap on a bike.

 

[winjim]

I don't always tell my husband when I've exchanged hellos with a chap on a bike.

You hussy!

 

[summerdays]

I do tell mine, don't like to keep too many secrets from him, and for now I'd rather keep the chocolate addiction hidden! (And I expect he knows but decides not to mention it!)

 

[Rooster1]

I feel obliged to enquire (or bite - depending if you're trolling or not), but what are you suggesting might have happened if she had been going your way? Her asking you out? You asking her out? You seem to have some rather interesting perceptions of how tanned lycra-clad, nice-to-look-at, young women behave because you are in their vicinity.

I am simply saying that I said hello to an attractive cyclist of the opposite sex. It matters not which way they were going and I am not suggesting anyone was out for something other than cycling, for goodness sake.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I don't always tell my husband when I've exchanged hellos with a chap on a bike.

I always tell mine about the women I have chatted/said hello to...




there just don't seem to be that many around here for the conversation to happen more than once or twice a year sadly...

 

[Katherine]

If we mentioned at home every time we talked to someone we'd never get anywhere!

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

If we mentioned at home every time we talked to someone we'd never get anywhere!

and they say the art of conversation between couples is dying...

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Likes

I do tell mine, don't like to keep too many secrets from him, and for now I'd rather keep the chocolate addiction hidden! (And I expect he knows but decides not to mention it!)

He's a wise man then. I live by the maxim: a happy wife means a happy life.

GC

 

[pauldavid]

I once talked to a woman.

So did I and I ended up married with 2 kids, so my advice to anyone who is yet to start talking to women is don't or you'll never have the money for your dream bike!

 

[bpsmith]

So what was with the coy 'Don't tell my wife' bollox then?

I do believe it was a random post and said in a joking manner. Do any of us think for a second that he has actually kept this as some major secret from his Wife!?!

Same goes for the replies I would hazard a guess fella...

 

[Crankarm]

..No I didn't buy a new bike... but I did say hello to a lady cyclist who said hello to me first.

She was young, tanned, lycra clad and nice to look at.

Fortunately going in the opposite direction.

I said hello back.

I will say no more about it.

So a pretty female cyclist says hello to you and you think she fancies you ………………………

And you use your head cam for ogling female cyclists?

Where's Claude?

 

[ufkacbln]

So a pretty female cyclist says hello to you and you think she fancies you ………………………

And you use your head cam for ogling female cyclists?

Where's Claude?

Actually headcams are an interesting point. You would be surprised at what diverts your attention!

 

[alans]

I see 2 types of women on my routes, unfortunately the good looking fit ones that I'd like to appreciate in lycra are far too fast for me so I only get fleeting glances, the other type are not so lovely to look at but cycle at my speed.

All women are lovely

 

[alans]

I don't always tell my husband when I've exchanged hellos with a chap on a bike.

whereas I frequently remind my better half of the occasion when a young lady in the passenger seat of a rag top said to me
"nice arse mate"
while we were stationary at a red light.

no guide dogs or white sticks were involved