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Kev L wrote:

sirch345 wrote: well it's certainly an impressive piece of kit, it's the biggest tool chest I've come across,

Chris.

....and how many have a you come across!!!!!! you Cornish folk have some strange way's!!!

Wouldn't you like to know I thought I'd be lucky to get away with using a word like tool glad I wasn't disappointed

Chris.

Found the misses stash of vodka [CLINKING BEER MUGS][BEER MUG]

sirch345 wrote: well it's certainly an impressive piece of kit, it's the biggest tool chest I've come across,

Chris.

It's not only the Cornish that can come across chests, according to the internet search engine, although I can't find many tools being put into those ones. More than three or four seems the limit.

lloydie wrote:Found the misses stash of vodka [CLINKING BEER MUGS][BEER MUG]

i hope its "Grey Goose". + finding out its gonna be dry tomorrow. Normally i don't ride in Dec and Jan due to going skiing and don't want to risk an "Off" and ruin the holiday, but i may have a safe slowish ride out as its seems like weeks since I've been out

Don't know what it was , don't remember going bed tho !.

Keep the bike away it's not nice out there :-(

lloydie wrote:Don't know what it was , don't remember going bed tho !.

Keep the bike away it's not nice out there :-(

14 degs here tomorrow apparently. its been lovely the last 2 days.

Might be warmer , the roads are still very slippery !
Take it easy

It's warm (7deg) and looks dry. Not quite dawn here. Gonna make some noise soon (but not just yet).

Well it's pi**ing down here again, although yesterday was not bad,

Chris.

my friend who had a stroke a week and a half ago, has been released from hospital, it made my day, he has a long recovery ahead of him, but he's a determined bugger so I know he'll make a good recovery.

agentpineapple wrote:my friend who had a stroke a week and a half ago, has been released from hospital, it made my day, he has a long recovery ahead of him, but he's a determined bugger so I know he'll make a good recovery.

Great news , hope he recovers well .


Getting my tank back and it not falling off on the way home .

Watty wrote:Getting tickets for "An evening with Ian Hutchinson" at a town local to me

This was excellent! Hutchy has been to hell and back with that leg of his, more than people realise What a humble and surprisingly funny lad

untill you give him a bike and an open road

agentpineapple wrote:my friend who had a stroke a week and a half ago, has been released from hospital, it made my day, he has a long recovery ahead of him, but he's a determined bugger so I know he'll make a good recovery.

WOW that was quick. Determination certainly helps, all the very best to him in his recovery,

Chris.

sirch345 wrote:

agentpineapple wrote:my friend who had a stroke a week and a half ago, has been released from hospital, it made my day, he has a long recovery ahead of him, but he's a determined bugger so I know he'll make a good recovery.

WOW that was quick. Determination certainly helps, all the very best to him in his recovery,

Chris.

cheers guys. I visited him and his wife at home yesterday, it was great to see him smiling again, nothing better than getting out of hospital. his recovery is going well, he has got a little bit of grip in his right hand, and he can lift his right leg and even hold his foot at a good angle, he's a very determined man, at 68 he's still got plenty of fight in him.....