My wife is out for the day

[winjim]

Finished with the bike, now onto fixing the kitchen cabinets. Radio 4 was ok today, but that Jeremy Irons TS Eliot poetry thing was utterly tedious.

Wife is on her way back with Chinese takeaway.

 

[winjim]

I feel sorry for your wife

So do I but it's too late to do anything about it now.

 

[Brandane]

My bikes live in the house

I've currently got 6 bikes, and they all live in the house. I am single. Could there possibly be a connection?

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

I've currently got 6 bikes, and they all live in the house. I am single. Could there possibly be a connection?

4 bikes, 3 in house. I also let two women live with me

 

[steveindenmark]

It wasn't my idea to bring it in the house for winter, it was Jannies.


She's a keeper.

Steve

 

[Brandane]

It wasn't my idea to bring it in the house for winter, it was Jannies.


She's a keeper.

Steve

Too right she is! Never seen one in as good condition as that, with nice red paintwork as well.

 

[Julia9054]

My best bike lives in the house in the winter. My husband made be put it in the garage over Christmas though!

 

[Peteaud]

Wife is on her way back with Chinese takeaway.

You have a wonderful wife.

 

[ComedyPilot]

I'm 46, not married, ride bikes, play the bass, and have lately taken to wearing onesies

 

[Cuchilo]

It wasn't my idea to bring it in the house for winter, it was Jannies.


She's a keeper.

Steve

I once bought a 1953 Royal Enfield project that a friend and I rebuilt in my dining room . He loved coming around to play with bikes in the warm as his wife wouldn't allow it and he had to tinker with his bike out in the cold .
When we finally got it running we used to open the French doors and poke the back out into the garden so we could still tinker inside .

 

[Chris-H]

There's some great stuff on Radio 4 - it's Radio 2 that's for the real old farts!

Except for Steve Wright, absolute legend

 

[Chris-H]

I once bought a 1953 Royal Enfield project that a friend and I rebuilt in my dining room . He loved coming around to play with bikes in the warm as his wife wouldn't allow it and he had to tinker with his bike out in the cold .
When we finally got it running we used to open the French doors and poke the back out into the garden so we could still tinker inside .

Reminds me of a friend of my brother back in the 80's, used to take he's Puch maxi into the living room to have a tinker, I'm still sure to this day he didn't have a clue as to what he was doing, anyway on this particular day there were quite a few of us round he's as he was tinkering, satisfied that he had accomplished he's task he jumped on and started pedaling furiously, the moped bounced of its centre stand,flew through the living room straight through French doors which absolutely demolished them ,hilarious, we didn't stick around to see what he's mum said when she got in but bet she wasn't too chuffed with the ruddy great tyre mark across the living room carpet either

 

[Pat "5mph"]

I brought my Boris from the living room (where he lives) to the kitchen yesterday for a wee GT85 bath.
I am a

 

[boydj]

There's some great stuff on Radio 4 - it's Radio 2 that's for the real old farts!

Does that make me a ROFIL?

 

[gavroche]

It wasn't my idea to bring it in the house for winter, it was Jannies.


She's a keeper.

Steve

funny looking bicycle, never seen one with a petrol tank in the middle before. All that extra weight to carry too!