RoubaixCube
~Tribanese~
- Location
- London, UK
Tea?
- Thread starter 172traindriver
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SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
There should only ever be one 4.35 in a day .....
SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
Crack a' toe ha .....Καλημέρα σας.
With the emphasis on the a' .....
Doesn't really mean anything *surprise, surprise*
SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
Ah yes, "the Mrs" a chauvinistic term I employ occasionally owing to an intelligence deficit on my part
I suppose we would have got married if it were not so bloody expensive.
Bricks & mortar & now child come before a bit of a celebration in my book.
SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
I had to go out and spend about £20 on cassette tool & chain whip.
Good investment. I did the same.
Now i can save money and only go there for issues i really cant fix by myself.
Next useful tool purchase for me is a torque wrench.
I worry about over tightening seat post clamps & stem bolts etc *carbon post & bars*.
It would be good to do a mini course somewhere.
SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
Oh by the way ....
It's snowing in Salford/Eccles.
& we just passed some numpty cycling in bibshorts ..... Loony !!!
It's snowing in Salford/Eccles.
& we just passed some numpty cycling in bibshorts ..... Loony !!!
RoubaixCube
~Tribanese~
- Location
- London, UK
I bought a cheap 5n version from wiggle to build the bike but im definitely looking at getting a proper torque wrench
classic33
Leg End Member
8
Tis Lancashire after all.
You may think that but I would suggest you don't ever say it in Eastern Russia!Crack a' toe ha .....
With the emphasis on the a' .....
Doesn't really mean anything *surprise, surprise*
Motobecane
Guru
- Location
- Kentish
Still got the women's thing....I just love that last part of your post.
Health-wise, what with this and the 'woman's thing', I hope things fully settle down at the soonest opportunity.
Motobecane
Guru
- Location
- Kentish
Its like funerals - they don't have to be expensive. I'm having the cheap poverty model funeral. £350 all told. Well, its not strictly speaking a funeral. More of a disposal! But marriage I will not do. Its an archaic outdated and somewhat chauvinist ritual. And a huge amount end in divorce (42%) in the UK. Rant over!Ah yes, "the Mrs" a chauvinistic term I employ occasionally owing to an intelligence deficit on my part
I suppose we would have got married if it were not so bloody expensive.
Bricks & mortar & now child come before a bit of a celebration in my book.
Motobecane
Guru
- Location
- Kentish
Earring of the day:
I won't give that a like. Does cranberry juice help?Still got the women's thing....
I'm with you on the funeral thing. When I was arranging a funeral for the first time the undertaker produced a big catalogue of caskets so that I could make a selection. I just said "We're just going to burn it, what's your cheapest?" The chipboard model looked just fine during the short time it was in view!!Its like funerals - they don't have to be expensive. I'm having the cheap poverty model funeral. £350 all told. Well, its not strictly speaking a funeral. More of a disposal! But marriage I will not do. Its an archaic outdated and somewhat chauvinist ritual. And a huge amount end in divorce (42%) in the UK. Rant over!
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classic33
Leg End Member
7
There's a cardboard "casket" available these days. Costs less than £50!Its like funerals - they don't have to be expensive. I'm having the cheap poverty model funeral. £350 all told. Well, its not strictly speaking a funeral. More of a disposal! But marriage I will not do. Its an archaic outdated and somewhat chauvinist ritual. And a huge amount end in divorce (42%) in the UK. Rant over!
