I prefer tea.mail, its the future of beverages:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
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I prefer tea.mail, its the future of beverages:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
Night, Stu:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Saints Lad
evening :)
good night :(
Blink, and you'll miss her:(Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
Oi! Get back to prison! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
"See that ballbag? That's you that is."
lol, from History Today?:D
That's the one, thought it was only me that remembered it, and me sister, Ladylegs:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
Wot you doing in Wales, Dominion? Living or working, Whereabouts?
Training.....
Or at least everyone else was. Due to injury I went mountain biking when everyone else went running. Runnings definately easier!
Nothing is easy in my life at the mo, enjoy Wales, beautiful place, parents used to live there:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
Morning All ;)
Off to work we go :eek:
Morning....I'm sure these Monday mornings are coming along quicker than ever :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Saints Lad
Welcome once again to History Today. I'm afraid that tonight the axe is hanging over our programme. We have been warned that unless we properly explore tonight's topic of discussion, the Industrial Revolution, my and Professor F J Lewis' tenure on the television will be terminated forthwith. So Professor Lewis, what do you feel were the primary problems faced by urban society during the period 1702-56Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
Well, the industrial revolution caused a shift to urban conurbations by what had been largely aggrarien populations and communities and so forth. This led to very poor living conditions in general. Samuel Peeps gives a particularly harrowing account of one man whom he describes thus: "He had scurvy and rickets and was covered from head to foot in festering sores. All in all he was quite the most ghastly apparition of a man i had ever seen."
I see. And who exactly was this poor unfortunate?
That's you that is. That's the nicest thing he could find to say:eek: :D
"[Spits] See that bit of gob ?"
"Yes..."
"Thats your swiming pool that is."
:d Good afternoon
No, thats your swimming pool in your garden, look, there's your mum (swims) Good afternoon, Harrymoon;) Catch you later, just doing a bit of housework then off to work for a rest till 10.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
Enjoy your afternoon and evening, might catch you later, just on my lunch ten minutes or so at work
hello :D
goodbye :(
this is starting to get silly now :mad: hurry up normal "work" so I can waste away some of the day on here!!
I'll second that for you Miss Hill :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
See that man, that happy man who gets 40 mins for his break, that's me that is, not you:pQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
see that peter beardsley on a bike, that's the best girlfriend i'll ever get that is
enjoy the break! off to watch the reptiles recorded tonight on bbc1
night
See that John InmanQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
I am aware of his work
You lost a fight to him. He beats you up every day.
Enjoy the reptiles, stay single and just have the bike, Goodnight Pal;)
Nobody likes you, everyone left you, their all out without you, having fun.
Green Day live, Wake me up when September comes:cool:
Quiet round here.
Was quiet around here last night!!
Morning all.:)
Morning:) Oh he's gone.:D
morning! will do a one hill wonder and say bye also :d!
Oh, he's gone as well:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
hey merry I noticed you lived near Lake Ontario, was that Toronto?
might have to read reply later though, take care.
Small town called Stirling, nearest big town was Belleville. About 50 miles away from Toronto. From age 4-6. Still remember it now. Wolves wandering down the street in winter. A Musk rat in the kitchen till my Dad poisoned it. He got offered a job in Vancouver BC after two years in Ontario, Mum was homesick and they decided if they were gonna have a big move, it would be back here. Shame really, Could have grown up playing ice hockey with them canucks:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
and instead of those wacky fell races you could have been running the rockies
http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/top_ten/n...fox-terry.html
still have his story on my wishlist at amazon, what a story and what a guy
Nice thought, could be Rockylegs then. Love stories like that, anythings possible, shame he died, but its what he did while alive that matters. Same for us all. Ever heard of this guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
http://mtbike.mountainzone.com/2005/...ies/index.html
Gotta go now, wife asked 'Is it possible for you to do some housework before you go to work':eek: Not ready to leave this world yet so i'd better crack on. Have a good day, Adair, catch you later;)
thanks for the link, really engaging article and a down to earth yet remarkable guy. love this quote
"For most of us, racing can be very personal. The desire to flog yourself and go further and faster than you thought possible defines your 'self'. Of course, beating your personal demons propels most of us beyond our competitors..
very fell related quote I think
I liked that one too, i only ever race against myself and my inner demons, just having a tussle with the 'I don't like emptying the dishwasher' demon at the mo. Strength and Honour!
for those who are about to rock, we salute you!
or for those about to empty the dishwasher, as long as I can see a written method statement, a risk assesment and a yellow flourescent jacket, we salute you too!
Don't forget the hardhat and the 10 people stood watching me with arms folded and paypackets twice the size of mine:D Dishwasher emptied, washing done, stairs vacuumed, shave and shower and ready for a bike ride to work, oh, and the sun's out:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
that shave should knock a few seconds off the bike ride!
I will beat my best time by a whisker:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon
Another One legged wonder
www.onemansleg.com
If OneHillWonder ever loses a leg (and i hope to god she never does) there's her new forum name. Don't marry Sir Paul McCartney though;) You'll end up ranting on the tele.
evening merry, hope work was ok? oneleggedwonder, tis a good name!
Evening Harrymoon, managed to stay healthy and safe at work, but it was a close shave:DQuote:
Originally Posted by harrymoon