the recovery

[byegad]

apparently they are off the shelf items in Canada, but they are expensive and run on new shoes, make-up and curtains, i think it works out at about £25.34.000020036941 per mile this is just a rough and ready calculation.
there is talk of doing a travel version, with a inflatable stoker.

Knowing my luck it would develop a puncture and go d...... On second thoughts, complete this one yourselves.

 

[n-ick]

Yo Cosmo,
I admire your explorations with the handcycle
and stokerism.

However I am still awaiting news of THE RECOVERY.

There must be a plethora of information on
self cure , Voodoo,
elixiars and prosthetic implements.
I know of a Romany healer, who for a good price
will also tarmac your drive.

 

[markg0vbr]

just physiotherapy i am having my third day off the trike for pain and discomfort after Wednesdays class, feels like i have ground glass in the joint and the entire leg is very tender.

i did a couple of miles on the "siege engine", the tweek with the toe in seems to have improved speed, on the flats i am as fast as a wobely bike down hills are a blast but get the adrenalin going a bit with being so high up and a delter i have to remember to brake for the bends! this is some thing alean to me i just normaly leen out on the q and let the back drift out a bit, i need a lap strap to do that on "siege engine" or them love handles trice put on there hard shell seats. if i get a coupler on the back i can get a elite athlete i know, with a ketwisle to hook on the back and give me some help up the hills, i under stand if i hang a bacon sandwich on the back of my seat his turn of speed would be increased.

 

[n-ick]

Yo Cosmo,
Is there word of RETURN TO WORK?
There must be something useful that you can do with a short leg?
Cricket?

 

[markg0vbr]

working hard, on both trikes, the hand trike is fantastic for running about the town, it is like doing a 5 mile ride to go the .8 of a mile to the shops. arms like Arnold, so can recommend them, also i have now fitted lights with a bit of ingenuity.

 

[Speicher]

I find that a bit of panache is more effective than ingenuity. Not least because it is cheaper and can be bought in larger tubs.

You might well be able to recommend your local shops, but I consider that they are a tad too far away from here.

 

[byegad]

The problem is that the cost of panache has gone up while the quality of the product is not what it used to be. Whereas ingenuity is cheaper now than it has ever been and better quality than previous supplies.

 

[n-ick]

Yo Cosmao,
tha' tins must be building up.
Add a tin of ELBOW GREASE for the RETURN TO WORK.

Will the stockmarkets recovery?
Will there be questions in t'big House?

 

[byegad]

Yo Cosmao,
tha' tins must be building up.
Add a tin of ELBOW GREASE for the RETURN TO WORK.

Will the stockmarkets recovery?
Will there be questions in t'big House?

He'd be better buying a dikshonhairey.

I suspect you are being cruel with your subtle reference to the W word.

W*** is the curse of the drinking classes.

 

[n-ick]

Wodka ?

 

[markg0vbr]

we are the tikeists how say ca------carrr, ca------carrr , arrrrg you have uttered the sacred word we must not hear.
hip class again today so no trice but i did have a go on the handbike. i am hoping i do not have any pain again this week as i was off the trike for three days!

 

[n-ick]

We have a vooodoooo doll, curiously similar to Cosmao,
can send pain upon request.
Any preforance?

 

[byegad]

Not Wodka, WORK.


Ah! Now I'll get moderated out of existence!

Look what you made me do.




Cosmo, please note I didn't mention RETURN TO WORK.


That's twice, I'll have to adopt an alias to get back on the site.

 

[n-ick]

Cosmao, I have the very thing to save you, a change of faith;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14135523

This will without doubt add some
credence and pesto to your resume.

 

[markg0vbr]

when on the hand bike today, i was challenged by a woman pushing a teen age girl around in a wheel chair, she wanted to know why i was wearing a helmet?