The Retirement Thread

[Drago]

We had a Bobby leave under a bit of a cloud. His parting shot was to fill his locker with meat and throw away the key. Within a few days the locker room hummed a bit, and within a week it was unusable. it took a month before the management pulled their finger out and trolleyed the locker away.

 

[classic33]

We had a Bobby leave under a bit of a cloud. His parting shot was to fill his locker with meat and throw away the key. Within a few days the locker room hummed a bit, and within a week it was unusable. it took a month before the management pulled their finger out and trolleyed the locker away.

Couldn't they get someone to open it, or just drill the lock?

 

[PaulSB]

On TV most police officers are good at lock picking.

 

[classic33]

On TV most police officers are good at lock picking.

They could have got someone from the cells to pick it.

Then do 'em for breaking & entering!

 

[PaulSB]

Well tea was good and two portions in the freezer.

Tonight has turned a little sad. A good friend has been planning a move to France for next August. Things have changed a bit and they've gone. I shall miss the company on rides.

On the plus side they've gone to the Pyrenees.........I feel a trip coming my way next summer.

 

[classic33]

Well tea was good and two portions in the freezer.

Tonight has turned a little sad. A good friend has been planning a move to France for next August. Things have changed a bit and they've gone. I shall miss the company on rides.

On the plus side they've gone to the Pyrenees.........I feel a trip coming my way next summer.

Tea in a fridge, I have mine in a cup.

Summat to look forward to, that last part.

 

[GM]

Well you can't beat a good panto for a good laugh with a bit of adult innuendo thrown in, a great evening.....The only downside was seeing all the rough sleepers getting ready for the night in the Stratford Shopping centre on he way back to the station, a sad sight indeed.

 

[PaulSB]

Well you can't beat a good panto for a good laugh with a bit of adult innuendo thrown in, a great evening.....The only downside was seeing all the rough sleepers getting ready for the night in the Stratford Shopping centre on he way back to the station, a sad sight indeed.

Everywhere these days. A walk down Preston main street this time last year shook me. I haven't seen any evidence in Chorley but it probably happens.

 

[screenman]

I am off out for the day, have fun everybody.

 

[Drago]

I have risen!

Busy morning for me, helping a mate out with something.

 

[PaulSB]

Good morning. It's +4C in balmy Lancashire and the sky is clearish with light cloud. Excellent summer is on the way. Slept till 7.00 but with a cafe stop at 2.00 for an hour.

New café for us all today. Café 64 at Garstang. Ridden by many times but never stopped. Website looks good. We know all the roads well. This winter I may spend time trying to plot new routes - trouble is the amount of riding we do there's hardly a lane we haven't travelled.

 

[Dirk]

 

[welsh dragon]

Coooooe folks. warmer but wetter today and no I'm not talking about dragon's Y fronts

I was awake a 3 am listening to the dam owls hooting away at each other.

 

[Dave7]

Bread and jam or bread and marge, never both.

We had bread and dripping for Saturday lunch sometimes. Strange, I could gag thinking about it but recall enjoying it as a 10 year old.

 

[Dave7]

Coooooe folks. warmer but wetter today and no I'm not talking about dragon's Y fronts

I was awake a 3 am listening to the dam owls hooting away at each other.

We have next doors bloody cockerel from 0500 every morning.