So what have you done today..?

:Wtf:I might try then at Bonham's as they are well trick and rare as fook

 

i was going to ask how you would know but i think we all know the answer to that... you and exige are in fact the same person....(or something like that)

 

if only every day could be like this. i would be retired in no time.

 

I told me..........her :Smuggrin:

 

if every day was like this i would be dead well before retirement age... I take it you made some doe then me old mucker?

 

Are you still at work?

 

yip and yip. :smile:

 

fair play mate.. does it mean ya gunna get some loving as well?

 

depends how much she made. :Angelic::smile:

 

Not likely to retire then, get home you spanner (watching) nutter

Nearly put yielding

 

Sat in cocktail bar by the sea in rhodes... Coming home tomorrow....

 

cant, dont want to work this week end, or any weekend again for that matter, weathers looking good, so's me bikes, getting oot and aboot.

 

done. the beers are on.. someone else.

 

Had to buy a 36mm socket from halfrauds, sure I had one, but nope
The R1 was feeling a bit loose on the head stock, took the top yoke off and the top stem nut was totally loose, feels better now, chain even got lubed :Wideyed:

 

It's Carole's birthday in 10 days time so been out shopping for a present. Sadly but not uncommonly I'm not an imaginative man so practicallity is the order of the day. Whilst ideal for the upright riding position of the Diavel, her AGV Horizon is not suited to the NC29 making Paddock a double leap of faith when you can't quite see where you are going. Nice man in the shop gave Carole the opportunity to sit on a Blade whilst wearing a helmet to make sure that it fitted and she could see. Job done, now wrapping up a shiny new X-lite 802R in plain carbon. What Carole didn't see was the Furrigan race gloves she liked being slipped into the bag so hopefully that will be a nice surprise. Unashamedly looking for browny points but she knows me well. Andy

 

I think browny points are definately on the cards Andy.Don't forget the flowers though.

 

That's one thing I do regularly so when I arrive with flowers she is not suspicious . Andy

 

I have just been watching a Leafcutter bee going backwards and forwards with precision cut pieces of leaf between our climbing rose and an insect box.The box is full of short lengths of hollow bamboo tube.I was fascinated watching how quickly the bee could cut a perfect orbitally shaped piece of leaf for its 'new build'.
I have also been amazed by the number of webs that have been constructed by spiders bungee jumping between shrubs and trees in the garden.Some of the points of contact are up to 10ft apart.Clever and resourceful little creatures with their stronger than steel silk.

 

What time is it.......mmmmmmmm JD........the sgit the yanks drink