I'm off...

"LSMike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Hope you all have a nice week, I'm off to Sardinia this weekend for a
week's training camp. It's skate training rather than cycling, mind,
but we should be doing some longer tours so will still see plenty of
scenery.

Sorry! At least you're likely to have a nice weekend's weather, it's
so beautiful outdoors.

Have a good one.

Cheers, helen s

LSMike said:

Hope you all have a nice week, I'm off to Sardinia this weekend for a
week's training camp. It's skate training rather than cycling, mind,
but we should be doing some longer tours so will still see plenty of
scenery.

Sorry! At least you're likely to have a nice weekend's weather, it's
so beautiful outdoors.

FSVO beautiful, forecast for Sunday high 9 low -2, still it's better
than prevailing down all day, I am riding a reliability trial of my own
devising which is agood way to make sure I don't get dropped as no-one
else knows the way ;-)

have a good one!

MartinM said:

FSVO beautiful, forecast for Sunday high 9 low -2

Ar. Note to self: gloves which are marked "windproof" do not necessarily
prevent the egress of warmth through the fingertips when these are being
used to hold one upright at traffic lights...

This weekend I are mostly watching Ruggerby foopball, celebrating BiL's
birthday and repopulating my new Shedde.

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Like Kant, it is my wish to create my own individual epistemology. But
I also wish to find out what is for pudding.

Dave Larrington said:

Ar. Note to self: gloves which are marked "windproof" do not necessarily
prevent the egress of warmth through the fingertips when these are being
used to hold one upright at traffic lights...

whoever manufactured my "windproof waterproof" glubs went to the same
marketing studies college as yours (as evinced by foolhardy attempt to
go and watch veteran cars 2 weeks ago but made the more worthwile
seeing drivers of same and officious marshalls doing drowned rat
impersonations)

repopulating my new Shedde.

with what / whom? Sheddi?

MartinM said:

Dave Larrington wrote:

repopulating my new Shedde.

with what / whom? Sheddi?

After having a quick look over in Ye Shedde,
probably piles of faxes to MI5

MartinM said:

whoever manufactured my "windproof waterproof" glubs went to the same
marketing studies college as yours (as evinced by foolhardy attempt to
go and watch veteran cars 2 weeks ago but made the more worthwile
seeing drivers of same and officious marshalls doing drowned rat
impersonations)

They /are/ windproof and quite warm when used in the conventional manner.
'tis merely that no-one thought to add a little extra thermal insulation in
the fingertips...

Quoted message said:

repopulating my new Shedde.

with what / whom? Sheddi?

Two bicycles, BoB, assorted tools, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, chunks of
aluminium, brake fluid, deckchairs, Magura service kit, a giant garden
umbrella (used twice, and not by me), boxes of ancient and quite useless
spokes, a pair of 27" wheels, a garden shredder (anyone want one?), a
carbon-fibre trike seat and a round thing which hav no use at all...

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Historians' Right To Work Campaign - We Demand A Continuing Supply Of
History!

Dave Larrington said:

Quoted message said:

with what / whom? Sheddi?

Two bicycles, BoB, assorted tools, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, chunks of
aluminium, brake fluid, deckchairs, Magura service kit, a giant garden
umbrella (used twice, and not by me), boxes of ancient and quite useless
spokes, a pair of 27" wheels, a garden shredder (anyone want one?),

But why would anyone want to shred their garden

"John Hearns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Dave Larrington said:

Quoted message said:

with what / whom? Sheddi?

Two bicycles, BoB, assorted tools, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, chunks
of
aluminium, brake fluid, deckchairs, Magura service kit, a giant garden
umbrella (used twice, and not by me), boxes of ancient and quite useless
spokes, a pair of 27" wheels, a garden shredder (anyone want one?),

But why would anyone want to shred their garden

Would a garden shedder be more useful?

cheers,
clive

John Hearns said:

But why would anyone want to shred their garden

Because of Murdock's Gardening Law: if it's green, the paving isn't finished
yet...

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Never give a gun to ducks.

John Hearns said:

Dave Larrington said:

Quoted message said:

with what / whom? Sheddi?

Two bicycles, BoB, assorted tools, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, chunks of
aluminium, brake fluid, deckchairs, Magura service kit, a giant garden
umbrella (used twice, and not by me), boxes of ancient and quite useless
spokes, a pair of 27" wheels, a garden shredder (anyone want one?),

But why would anyone want to shred their garden

Has the evidence of a cross post to ye shedde been hidden in the headers
for this post?

Al C-F said:

Quoted message said:

But why would anyone want to shred their garden

Has the evidence of a cross post to ye shedde been hidden in the headers
for this post?

I am not an inhabitant of said shedde. The joke was all mine own.
Please explain.

Dave Larrington said:

MartinM said:

whoever manufactured my "windproof waterproof" glubs went to the same
marketing studies college as yours (as evinced by foolhardy attempt to
go and watch veteran cars 2 weeks ago but made the more worthwile
seeing drivers of same and officious marshalls doing drowned rat
impersonations)

They /are/ windproof and quite warm when used in the conventional manner.
'tis merely that no-one thought to add a little extra thermal insulation in
the fingertips...

Quoted message said:

repopulating my new Shedde.

with what / whom? Sheddi?

Two bicycles, BoB, assorted tools, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, chunks of
aluminium, brake fluid, deckchairs, Magura service kit, a giant garden
umbrella (used twice, and not by me), boxes of ancient and quite useless
spokes, a pair of 27" wheels, a garden shredder (anyone want one?), a
carbon-fibre trike seat and a round thing which hav no use at all...

Wot, no red checky curtains nor pile of Exchange and Mart?

Tim

Tim Hall said:

Wot, no red checky curtains nor pile of Exchange and Mart?

It has rather fetching bamboo blinds, while the only reading matter is:

o a Magura brake manual, and
o the instructions for the torque wrench I purchased in a fit of madness

Anyway, it now looks suitably Sheddi, so when the man from building control
comes roundd tomorrow, he will not make me pull it down on the grounds of it
not being a conservatory as such.

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Pepperoni and green peppers, mushrooms, olives, chives!

Dave Larrington said:

Anyway, it now looks suitably Sheddi, so when the man from building
control comes roundd tomorrow, he will not make me pull it down on the
grounds of it not being a conservatory as such.

Bribe said council official with tea and biscuits.
Tea being prepared on a pre-war Primus and served in an enamel mug.
I leave choice of biscuits to the choir.
No socially respectable conservatory would be seen dead providing such
fare. Or 'sitooterie' to perpetuate in electrons a neologism coined by my
father.

in message <[email hidden]>, John Hearns

(') said:

Dave Larrington said:

Anyway, it now looks suitably Sheddi, so when the man from building
control comes roundd tomorrow, he will not make me pull it down on the
grounds of it not being a conservatory as such.

Bribe said council official with tea and biscuits.
Tea being prepared on a pre-war Primus and served in an enamel mug.
I leave choice of biscuits to the choir.
No socially respectable conservatory would be seen dead providing such
fare. Or 'sitooterie' to perpetuate in electrons a neologism coined by
my father.

'Sitooterie' is neither a neologism nor coined by your father, unless you
are much older than I think you are. Widely used in southern Scotland
for the last forty years to my certain knowledge.

--
[email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/
"The result is a language that... not even its mother could
love. Like the camel, Common Lisp is a horse designed by
committee. Camels do have their uses."
;; Scott Fahlman, 7 March 1995

John Hearns said:

Dave Larrington said:

Anyway, it now looks suitably Sheddi, so when the man from building
control comes roundd tomorrow, he will not make me pull it down on
the grounds of it not being a conservatory as such.

Bribe said council official with tea and biscuits.
Tea being prepared on a pre-war Primus and served in an enamel mug.
I leave choice of biscuits to the choir.
No socially respectable conservatory would be seen dead providing such
fare. Or 'sitooterie' to perpetuate in electrons a neologism coined
by my father.

Insufficient space for sitting now that it is fully populated with bicycles,
tricycle, assorted tqt and the long-lost BHPC (Evil) Gazebo. The Architect
is entertaining the building control man and she's got much better legs than
I have...

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Bandersnatch? I would never have guessed.