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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:23 pm
by Hobo
I'm not a bike person. I guess I just like the comforts, cars have to offer.
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:29 pm
by epsilon75
Hobo wrote:I'm not a bike person. I guess I just like the comforts, cars have to offer.
Im now a BIG rickshaw fan...........how that guy peddled myself and John(fat boys combined weight around 33 stone) the whole length of Tottenham court road defied belief
We could not walk anymore and had to get a form of transport,that guy was worth every penny of £6
Hats off to him,mind you his calfs were huge and not surprising
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:31 pm
by 24db
epsilon75 wrote:Hobo wrote:I'm not a bike person. I guess I just like the comforts, cars have to offer.
Im now a BIG rickshaw fan...........how that guy peddled myself and John(fat boys combined weight around 33 stone) the whole length of Tottenham court road defied belief
We could not walk anymore and had to get a form of transport,that guy was worth every penny of £6
Hats off to him,mind you his calfs were huge and not surprising
and they say the London Marathon is a strain
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:35 pm
by epsilon75
Believe it or not Andy i did once run a half marathon in 1 hour 40 minutes in aid of Cystic Fibrosis,mind you i weighed three stone less and was 19 years old
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:38 pm
by 24db
epsilon75 wrote:Believe it or not Andy i did once run a half marathon in 1 hour 40 minutes in aid of Cystic Fibrosis,mind you i weighed three stone less and was 19 years old
Nice one mate, that reminds me I'll have to think about this Charity Raffle Thang (if it takes off, I might do a bit for a Dementia charity as Cliffs dad died the other day, my dad had the same thing).
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:38 pm
by Hobo
epsilon75 wrote:Hobo wrote:I'm not a bike person. I guess I just like the comforts, cars have to offer.
Im now a BIG rickshaw fan...........how that guy peddled myself and John(fat boys combined weight around 33 stone) the whole length of Tottenham court road defied belief
We could not walk anymore and had to get a form of transport,that guy was worth every penny of £6
Hats off to him,mind you his calfs were huge and not surprising
Good job I wasn't with you as well eh!
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:41 pm
by epsilon75
24db wrote:epsilon75 wrote:Believe it or not Andy i did once run a half marathon in 1 hour 40 minutes in aid of Cystic Fibrosis,mind you i weighed three stone less and was 19 years old
Nice one mate, that reminds me I'll have to think about this Charity Raffle Thang (if it takes off, I might do a bit for a Dementia charity as Cliffs dad died the other day, my dad had the same thing).
Brilliant idea mate.............my nan died of it and it was a sad way to see her go,so of course i wholeheartedly agree with you on this charity.....
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 2:42 pm
by epsilon75
Hobo wrote:epsilon75 wrote:Hobo wrote:I'm not a bike person. I guess I just like the comforts, cars have to offer.
Im now a BIG rickshaw fan...........how that guy peddled myself and John(fat boys combined weight around 33 stone) the whole length of Tottenham court road defied belief
We could not walk anymore and had to get a form of transport,that guy was worth every penny of £6
Hats off to him,mind you his calfs were huge and not surprising
Good job I wasn't with you as well eh!
Mick...........we would have been in serious trouble
I was worried enough at all the traffic whizzing past us at every junction...very nervy indeed
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:05 pm
by timer
epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote:epsilon75 wrote:Believe it or not Andy i did once run a half marathon in 1 hour 40 minutes in aid of Cystic Fibrosis,mind you i weighed three stone less and was 19 years old
Nice one mate, that reminds me I'll have to think about this Charity Raffle Thang (if it takes off, I might do a bit for a Dementia charity as Cliffs dad died the other day, my dad had the same thing).
Brilliant idea mate.............my nan died of it and it was a sad way to see her go,so of course i wholeheartedly agree with you on this charity.....
I'll second this - my mum is suffering from it at present, and its very difficult to cope with seeing close family members in this condition.
I have a 1986 Tour jacket that I would like to offer for this purpose very good condition just doesn't fit anymore !.
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:14 pm
by 24db
timer wrote:epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote:
Nice one mate, that reminds me I'll have to think about this Charity Raffle Thang (if it takes off, I might do a bit for a Dementia charity as Cliffs dad died the other day, my dad had the same thing).
Brilliant idea mate.............my nan died of it and it was a sad way to see her go,so of course i wholeheartedly agree with you on this charity.....
I'll second this - my mum is suffering from it at present, and its very difficult to cope with seeing close family members in this condition.
I have a 1986 Tour jacket that I would like to offer for this purpose very good condition just doesn't fit anymore !.
Brilliant! many thanks Tim, perhaps we could do a 50:50 split with the charities?
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:16 pm
by timer
24db wrote:timer wrote:epsilon75 wrote:
Brilliant idea mate.............my nan died of it and it was a sad way to see her go,so of course i wholeheartedly agree with you on this charity.....
I'll second this - my mum is suffering from it at present, and its very difficult to cope with seeing close family members in this condition.
I have a 1986 Tour jacket that I would like to offer for this purpose very good condition just doesn't fit anymore !.
Brilliant! many thanks Tim, perhaps we could do a 50:50 split with the charities?
Sounds cool, cheers.
Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 10:43 am
by Hobo
No-one's interested in this shite. Now f*ck off back to whichever hole you came from!
