This is what cycling's all about ....

[welsh dragon]

Careful Welshy.

It'll all ketchup with you in the end.

Tell me something I don't know.

 

[raleighnut]

This isn't going to be another brown sauce or tomato sauce thread is it?

Mayo every time

 

[SteCenturion]

Sorry, absolutely not.
In our club it's purely personal choice, there is no lid advocacy as there is no requirement in law or data to suggest they're beneficial. There is strong data to suggest that enforcing lids reduces cycling which is absolutely contrary to what we are trying to achieve. The other Abingdon club has a strict No helmet No ride policy, there are reasons why some don't cycle with them.

We are contemplating starting 'no-lycra' rides however.

I totally respect everyones freedom of choice FF & even though I commented I don't wish to impose.

Just, ex firefighter & all that.

Anyway & on a lighter note.

I have an edited post up-thread for you @Fab Foodie

I think it's a go-er.

 

[SteCenturion]

Mayo every time

Not Simon Mayo the DJ though.

Irritating runt gives me thrush of the ear drums.

 

[welsh dragon]

Not Simon Mayo the DJ though.

Irritating runt gives me thrush of the ear drums.

Oh god no. i'll get me coat now.

 

[raleighnut]

Not Simon Mayo the DJ though.

Irritating runt gives me thrush of the ear drums.

Not as bad as Steve Wright he seems to spoil every song he plays and now infests R2

 

[welsh dragon]

Crap. Im on the wrong thread. Didn't realise this was the music thread. I must have gone through the wrong door. <shuffles off quietly and shuts door behind me>

 

[Fab Foodie]

Lovely photos - especially 'Kevin the Roadie'

He's a damn sexy beast

 

[Fab Foodie]

I googled High 5 & SIS Go 'recovery pints'.
Seems that there might be a gap in the market.

Edit.

I will gift you 30% of my new company for the naming rights for Fab Foodies Fruity Ale Recovery Drink.
@Fab Foodie

One of the true reasons that I got involved at the inception of Freewheeling was that after trying a few cycle-clubs for size I realised what I needed was a drinking club that rode bikes ... fortunately others were looking for the same!

 

[jefmcg]

Oh, good. It's not just me, then.

Yup, I think the idea that chip-butties-are-food is stranger than to my australian sensibilities than the english class system.

(and pie-and-mash: what, there isn't enough carbohydrates in a pie for you???)

 

[cd365]

Life don't get much better than chip butties lol

 

[MikeG]

......(and pie-and-mash: what, there isn't enough carbohydrates in a pie for you???)

Hang on, let me see if I've got this right..........

An Aussie..............an AUSSIE...........having a pop at English pies! Hilarious! From the country of kangaroo-offal-in-wet-cardboard, somehow called a pie...........

Oh, and would you care to tell our dear forumites a little about "the floater"? It'd be good if you waited until well after we've eaten, though, there's a good chap.

 

[jefmcg]

oh dear, I'm complaining about the mash, not the pie.

As for floater: do I look like a crow eater to you? They are not common outside South Australia, and I've never had one. I have, however, eaten eel pie and liquor which is much more disgusting.

 

[SteCenturion]

oh dear, I'm complaining about the mash, not the pie.

As for floater: do I look like a crow eater to you? They are not common outside South Australia, and I've never had one. I have, however, eaten eel pie and liquor which is much more disgusting.

Just oh &


Now a slappy (pie on a barmcake) well...

 

[jefmcg]

Just oh &
Now a slappy (pie on a barmcake) well...

http://www.foodsofengland.co.uk/wiganslappy.htm ??
I'm having dinner with a friend from Wigan tonight, I'll ask him about this. And no, that won't be on the menu. His wife is Malaysian, though a huge fan of Wigan Athletic, I can't imagine her going that native.