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Yeah, there is no way that of all the billions of people in the world two would both run and not be the same person. Logic not your strong point eh sparky?
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Oh that. Yup, been there, cycling through France when I was 16.
Forgot to buy food or cash traveller's cheques on the friday. So was skint, and didn't eat a thing, on saturday, sunday - and then monday too because the lazy French had a bank holiday!!
I decided to push on, and kept my stomach full drinking copious amounts of water. and in three days did two hundred and fifty miles and lost about a stone!
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Has your numbering system rolled round to the beginning or just been reset?Originally posted by suityou01 View PostBoring post #1
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Wow. If I didn't know that was a play on words, I'd assume it was someone Russian attempting to write English.Originally posted by Lola View PostI used to cycle one a month but now I'm late
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I used to cycle one a month but now I'm lateOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostI used to cycle 50/60 miles regularly a day regularly when I was in my early 30s and I never needed cycling shorts. Normal shorts and a tshirt. The only problem used to be was your balls would rub together like a couple of (very large!) walnuts in a handkerchief which could be a bit painful.
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Any?Originally posted by suityou01 View PostYeah but soupy is also any annoying cock. Is this too a cooincidence?
You just described half the board
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The co-incidence is purelyOriginally posted by suityou01 View PostSoupy also runs IIRC.
coincidental.
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errrr yeah.Originally posted by russell View PostCycling is for wimps... real men run.
Run Russell! Run!!!!
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