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Well back from Allahs garden and unless you are massively into nice sunsets the desert is as S*** as it has always been. Cant say much but it is good to be back. Not been on the bike yet as only flew in yesterday. Hope all is well.

Wecome back from me too Jim

Your bike is fine, I took it out as agreed to keep the battery up

Chris.

Welcome back Jim, you ain't been missed!

TBH it's been nice to have threads about Storms and not gleaming, sparkly, minter Blades for a change -

Tim and Mike, jealousy will get you know where

RedStormV wrote:Welcome back Jim, you ain't been missed!

TBH it's been nice to have threads about Storms and not gleaming, sparkly, minter Blades for a change -

Chris.

PS. Tim you've been banned from ever eating a real Cornish pasty again (no offence meant though )

Welcome home Jim

Regarding the Cornish Pastys , im not that keen on them,we bought a few when on holiday in Cornwall a couple o years back.
I quite like the "Ginsters" ones though ,available in the supermarkets around here ,and they are made in Cornwall

Timbo wrote:

bikerpiker wrote:Welcome home Jim

Regarding the Cornish Pastys , im not that keen on them,we bought a few when on holiday in Cornwall a couple o years back.
I quite like the "Ginsters" ones though ,available in the supermarkets around here ,and they are made in Cornwall

I think Chris would agree that Ginsters are about as cornish as haggis!! They are low grade dog food

Sorry, i have my arguing head on today, back to work tomorrow.

Must admit, the Ginsters pasty doesnt look like the traditional one from a bakers etc in Cornwall ,but i like them...well ive tasted worse

Why are you moanin aboot low grade dog food....you admitted to liking pies , fek me , most dogs would turn their nose up at a pie ,....anyway ...an old guy at work many years ago told me "the only good pie is a hairy pie "

Remember them .....me thinks you need one Tim,maybe you wouldnt be so fookin crabbit

bikerpiker wrote:Welcome home Jim

Regarding the Cornish Pastys , im not that keen on them,we bought a few when on holiday in Cornwall a couple o years back.
I quite like the "Ginsters" ones though ,available in the supermarkets around here ,and they are made in Cornwall

it's like most things you need to know the best place to buy one Stevie.

I shouldn't really say this but as I'm pretty sure Ginsters originated from Cornwall, but I don't rate their so called Cornish pasty at all (Tim you were pretty much on it there) I admit it was some years ago I actually tried one, so they may be better now

Chris.

Timbo wrote: However, i am banned from eating pasties so will have to stick to the sausage rolls from now on. Howe long does my ban last Chris and how will u know if i break it?

For good behaviour Tim 1mth this time
I'll be watching you so I'll know, haven't you heard of Google Earth we're all being watched

Chris.

Great to be back! I think I promise no Blade talk Real Cornish pasties are the business. Very peppery with real flavour, when in Cornwall I always hunt down a good baker. The weekend looks very promising weather wise. I have no time to scan the threads to catch up so FSM what is happening about your Bike/back injury, did you get a GSX14? Thanks again for the welcome back.

Devils Bridge could well be a possibility. Will look into the trip in more detail. Your gall bladder sounds a bit nasty mate, good luck with that.