Tea? (Part 3)

[SteCenturion]

As my wife's mate said to me the other week after she'd had one, "it's just like being accosted."

FTFY @stephec

 

[SteCenturion]

Skin repels water....

Stone blunts Scissors...





do I win ??

 

[SteCenturion]

I had a Springer as a teen and my parents had cockers. Really lovely dogs.

We had a Cocker when I was a young lad, bit my Dad in a caravan in Rhyll, best part of the whole holiday.

Yes, they are lovely.

I believe from research that some Springers can have that Sudden Onset Aggression Syndrome.

Whereas GSD's are just plain awesome.

 

[SteCenturion]

That could work, or I could just play a bit of Jazz. That'll do the trick

 

[classic33]

Stone blunts Scissors...





do I win ??

Depends. Can scissors cut paper!

 

[SteCenturion]

I might get to stroke it a bit, I'm not choking my chicken though.

FTFY too @stephec

It started in 1986 according to the interweb.

@stephec started in 1286 according to the scriptures & folklore.

 

[SteCenturion]

Well I joined in furrabit, after the masses had parted..

time for Zeds now

Cheery Oh @classic33 & @0lonerider

 

[classic33]

Well I joined in furrabit, after the masses had parted..

time for Zeds now

Cheery Oh @classic33 & @0lonerider

Sithi

 

[0lonerider]

nite stecenturion

 

[0lonerider]

nite classic

 

[classic33]

nite classic

Sithi

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Another cycling-themed Saturday morning, @classic33. After having the cafe breakfast, I took the touring bike's rear wheel on to a bike shop to have it trued, as it had developed a noticeable sideways wobble. I then did some grocery shopping, brought it home, then went to a nearby post office to pick up 2 cycling-related parcels, containing

• my next front wheel rim for the touring bike;
• spokes to go with the rim;
• a saddle for the touring bike for when the current one wears out;
• a K-Edge GoPro saddle rail mount;
• 4 packs of handlebar tape;
• a pair of clip-on mudguards (again for the touring bike);
• another pair of waterproof overshoes.

My legs got a good workout, because the 2.5km walk to the post office is through my home suburb of Ringwood North, which is full of winding, hilly roads with grades of up to 20%.

 

[classic33]

Is it true that a certain newspaper is paying cyclists to break the law?

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Is it true that a certain newspaper is paying cyclists to break the law?

I don't know, can you provide any details?

 

[classic33]

Another cycling-themed Saturday morning, @classic33. After having the cafe breakfast, I took the touring bike's rear wheel on to a bike shop to have it trued, as it had developed a noticeable sideways wobble. I then did some grocery shopping, brought it home, then went to a nearby post office to pick up 2 cycling-related parcels, containing

• my next front wheel rim for the touring bike;
• spokes to go with the rim;
• a saddle for the touring bike for when the current one wears out;
• a K-Edge GoPro saddle rail mount;
• 4 packs of handlebar tape;
• a pair of clip-on mudguards (again for the touring bike);
• another pair of waterproof overshoes.

My legs got a good workout, because the 2.5km walk to the post office is through my home suburb of Ringwood North, which is full of winding, hilly roads with grades of up to 20%.

That last part sounds a bit like round here.