A b*bshort wearer relents

[Peter B]

Put my new yellow Castelli top on over my b*bshorts this morning but caught myself in the mirror
(well, preening in front of it perhaps). The straps were only too plainly visible underneath with a
bit of nipple alert going on inboard of them. For once I could see what the PSF means so a quick
change to non-b*bs was done. Norfolk is a fair hike from S. Leicestershire but there's no point in
pushing ones luck.

During the ride it was noteworthy that the yellow top rendered me as invisible as that Japanese
chaps magic coat. I wonder if the SAS have explored the possibility of providing their men with
cycling clothing?

Pete

[Wafflydirtycatl]

>For once I could see what the PSF means so a quick change to non-b*bs was done.

Fine chap!

>During the ride it was noteworthy that the yellow top rendered me as invisible as that Japanese
>chaps magic coat. I wonder if the SAS have explored the possibility of providing their men with
>cycling clothing?
>

Klingon Cloak of Invisibility effect. The SAS should definitely utilise cycling clothing.

Cheers, PSF

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"Peter B" <peter28@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:bk1v77$d0v$1@hercules.btinternet.com...

> I wonder if the SAS have explored the possibility of providing their men with cycling clothing?
>
I saw one on the BBC of the "feel good factor" stories from Operation Eternal Carnage; they showed
that one of our units (might have been a cavalry regiment) were patrolling Basra on mountain bikes.
No one seemed to be shooting at them, so maybe it does work after all.

Alex