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Walked into a door?
Flying in then
Flying in then
Walked into a door?
Flying in then
Think it was the K1600 half pike with toe loop dismount . Read it here !
That floor needs sanding & revarnishing 
Enjoy Le Mans & post plenty of pics
Enjoy Le Mans & post plenty of pics
AHH, you've got a spare leg. It looks smaller than the other two, is it one of those Space Saver things?
That floor needs sanding & revarnishing
That floor needs sanding & revarnishing
Enjoy Le Mans & post plenty of pics
I’ll tell the Royal London hospital, next time I’m in. They did though have a team of electricians in, changing all the lights. The trouble was, apparently, nobody had told the nursing staff.
Will do and thanks.
Thought you might have cut him a deal, 30,000 feet and rear doors open
Walked into a door?
Flying in then
I have acute (that’s one word, not two) rupture (that’s different to, rapture) of my Achilles Tendon.
We were going to be taking bicycles in my motorhome. Bicycles are now out of the window (another of the party had already bust his left ankle) and my motorhome is staying in London. It’s now an Uber for me to the badlands of Morden and then being chauffeured.
The magical tin leg of money, as beloved by DHSS scroungers, the country over….. and I have two! Ah, I see what you mean…. I hadn’t noticed the third and very mysterious foot. I have just checked, it definitely isn’t mine. Maybe it’s the ghost of Rolf, rising from whatever pit he is tortured in?
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It was mum’s fault!
His left, my right. If it were not 2023, we’d have made an excellent Rolf Harris tribute act.
I'm pretty sure that bicycles aren't allowed even in campsites this year and certainly not in spectator enclosures....
That’ll be very new if they are banned, as we have taken them before.
They are (or were) happy enough to have bods cycling around in the general public areas inside the track area / campsites, or leaving them locked to something near the public entry gates.
I saw something this weekend but didn't pay too much attention as I'm not going...
Cheers, Greg.
One thing you regret with an acute ruptured Achilles tendon, is a house with lots of stairs.
I was lucky that I lived in a bungalow in that regard, however the lack of stairs did impact a bit on my recovery as a lot of the physiotherapy is based on exercises involving steps.
It's surprising how quickly you adapt to the loss of power in your toes, I got quite good at riding my pushbike pushing the pedal down with my heel, although a few times my now over hanging toes got in the way of the front wheel when turning sharp left.
It's surprising how quickly you adapt to the loss of power in your toes, I got quite good at riding my pushbike pushing the pedal down with my heel, although a few times my now over hanging toes got in the way of the front wheel when turning sharp left.
I’m waiting for my man, as Lou Reed sang. Or, to be more precise, I’m waiting for my man in the Uber.
At least I remembered to put the rubbish out, ahead of the bin men tomorrow. The bag is hung up, to keep it away from the foxes of London E1.
I once forgot to do it and left the remains of mackerel for two weeks. Not recommend.
At least I remembered to put the rubbish out, ahead of the bin men tomorrow. The bag is hung up, to keep it away from the foxes of London E1.
I once forgot to do it and left the remains of mackerel for two weeks. Not recommend.
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