Weekend Plans?
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getting puncture repaired on car tomorrow morning and then over to the mother in laws. (hopefully the car will be out of action for a while so I can't go
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Saturday evening might watch either Jess Ennis or a film.
Sunday nowt apart form some jobs around the house.
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Plying taxi tonight for BGG & the other muso geeks
Tomorrow either a BBQ at a friends or some other friends over for movies, not sure yet
Sunday some revision for getting chartered
& no doubt some Diablo bashing in there along the wayGrowing old is mandatory
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Friday: olympics and getting drunk
Saturday: olympics and getting drunk
Sunday: olympics and getting drunkComment
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Is that to try to forget the misery of coming to London?Originally posted by norrahe View PostFriday: olympics and getting drunk
Saturday: olympics and getting drunk
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Friday: olympics, training and not getting drunkOriginally posted by norrahe View PostFriday: olympics and getting drunk
Saturday: olympics and getting drunk
Sunday: olympics and getting drunk
Saturday: olympics, training and not getting drunk
Sunday: olympics, training and not getting drunkAnd what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Friday pubOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostFriday: olympics, training and not getting drunk
Saturday: olympics, training and not getting drunk
Sunday: olympics, training and not getting drunk
Saturday olympics and possible shopping
Sunday church and olympics.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Umm, question. A strange thing has happened to me. When I played rugby, I could happily drink a few glasses of wine after a training session and even a couple of bottles after a match or tournament with no noticeable adverse effects, but now that I'm cycling I just can't do that any more without spending the next day flat on my back with a stonking headache; I drink enough water, so it isn't dehydration, but I'm finding I drink a lot less booze now that I'm doing more cycling; just can't take the stuff. Have you noticed the same thing?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostFTFY
training. 2 weeks to go now. And I have to stand outside the masses and collect sponsorship for the church hall.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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