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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostAlso taking delivery of my snazzy new cordless electric lawnmower tomorrow, just in the nick of time as the lawn hasn't been mowed for nearly a month and is rapidly turning into a meadow
The battery is fully charged, and inserted properly along with the little override key. But the dead man's handle has stopped actually turning the thing on. This handle is linked to the motor with a steel cable, which also goes through an on-off switch half way up the main handle. But the cable has obviously lost a slight bit of tension and pulling the dead man's handle up to the main frame no longer starts the motor.
So I guess next weekend will start with a visit to Homebase
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Originally posted by vwdan View Post
Haha, I thought this while watching it on TV. They're clearly fit as hell and I'm very jealous of their ability, but they don't look how I want to look.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostCheers all. Who knew the Surrey Hills had so many damn hills It was hot out there but I hobbled round in 2 hrs 1 min.
Originally posted by minestrone View PostI went to watch the CW marathon this morning.
You kind of feel better about your own marathon times when you see they are all emaciated and/or midgets.
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There's an impressive number of fit, or getting fit people on here
i wonder what an agents site would be like
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostCheers all. Who knew the Surrey Hills had so many damn hills It was hot out there but I hobbled round in 2 hrs 1 min.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostCheers all. Who knew the Surrey Hills had so many damn hills It was hot out there but I hobbled round in 2 hrs 1 min.
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Went to local running club last week. Bloke with a belly the size of semi detached house was there who had entered for a marathon in 36 weeks. He has his work cut out but I had to admire the determination. How many other fat/unfit people would set themselves a target like that?
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I went to watch the CW marathon this morning.
You kind of feel better about your own marathon times when you see they are all emaciated and/or midgets.
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Originally posted by vwdan View PostGood luck, dude. I was meant to do a 10 miler yesterday, dropped it down to 6 and after half way pretty much gave up running. The Sun was totally unbearable and even though I drank a litre of water I felt dehydrated all eveningOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostGood luck - hope it's not too hot! (for the run, not the beach...)Originally posted by administrator View PostGood luck oracleslave!!
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TFA
Mrs P is away until next weekend.
An all-dayer has been called for tomorrow under the premise that there's some rugby on. I've pointed out that a 12 o'clock start is a bit adventurous for a 7pm kickoff. As a consequence my email inbox contains more man-up & grow a pair comments than suity's rep list.
Sun: recovering and pottering in the garden
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some beer in manchester tonight
some golf and some beer in the home town tomorrow
sunday nowt (thank the lord!)
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House hunting and probably selling a kidney to pay for the house
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