With the evenings having drawn in, the lack of scenery means that the evening commute is less interesting. To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
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With the evenings having drawn in, the lack of scenery means that the evening commute is less interesting. To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
With the evenings having drawn in, the lack of scenery means that the evening commute is less interesting. To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
With the evenings having drawn in, the lack of scenery means that the evening commute is less interesting. To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
Hmm.. [censored] for the PSF ;-) Glad to see you have clean sock on at least. The rest, however, remembered, in long-term memory and revenge will be had when least expected ;-)
The PSF..
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With the evenings having drawn in, the lack of scenery means that the evening commute is less interesting. To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
Quote from Vernon...
"Does his wife know he dresses like that?"
Cheers, helen s ;-)
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Danny Colyer said:
With the evenings having drawn in, the lack of scenery means that the evening commute is less interesting. To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
Well, I am drawn to post a link for a BBC News article.
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Quoted message said:
To add some excitement to my cycling, I thought I'd ask DW to take a couple of pictures of me partially dressed for commuting, then see how Helen reacts:
Well, I am drawn to post a link for a BBC News article.
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Garb OK, but the wallpaper style police would like to have a word....
There isn't any wallpaper in my bathroom...
-- Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address) <URL:http://www.speedy5.freeserve.co.uk/danny/> "He who dares not offend cannot be honest." - Thomas Paine
-- Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address) <URL:http://www.speedy5.freeserve.co.uk/danny/> "He who dares not offend cannot be honest." - Thomas Paine