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  1. I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    Bah!

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    Nicht in die laufende Trommel greifen.

  2. Dave Larrington said:

    I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    You should ask Santi for some Marathon+'s, if you've not been naughty.

    Quoted message said:

    Nicht in die laufende Trommel greifen.

    Should I print that out at stick it on my washing machine?

  3. "Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    Bah!

    mine was from the loose spoke / wobbly wheel hobgoblin :-(

    no lbs so will have to drive into town (bus fare 3 quid for 2.5 miles !)
    .... car needs to be driven occaisionally anyway - seatbelts getting mouldy !

    I'd walk, but I want to be in and out quickly - its being so near to the
    hostilities ...

  4. Dave Larrington wrote on Thursday 22 December 2005 08:50:

    Quoted message said:

    I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    Bah!


    I had my first for 40 years yesterday - mind you, I've only been riding
    again since last April - circa 1700 miles.
    --
    Regards
    Alex
    The From address above is a spam-trap.
    The Reply-To address is valid

  5. Alex Potter said:

    Dave Larrington wrote on Thursday 22 December 2005 08:50:

    Quoted message said:

    I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    Bah!

    I had my first for 40 years yesterday - mind you, I've only been riding
    again since last April - circa 1700 miles.

    I had a run like that when I first got my Dawes Galaxy many years ago.
    The p+nct+r+ fairy then got revenge with three in a week 🙂

    Stan Cox

  6. "Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    Bah!

    On the plus side, the p*nct*r* Fairy doesn't visit just anybody. She's
    choosy ;-)

    Festive cheers, helen s

  7. Dave Larrington said:

    I just had an early Crimbly present.

    Hurrah!

    It was from the P+nct+r+ Fairy.

    Had one of those yesterday in the front tyre. Stopped and applied the
    14th patch to that particular tube. It's getting a bit battered. I
    might retire it.

    Let's see, that makes (counts on fingers, toes and anything else that
    comes to hand) umpteen this year. (Lost count actually, but certainly
    well over 50.)

    --
    Dave...

  8. "dkahn400" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Let's see, that makes (counts on fingers, toes and anything else that
    comes to hand) umpteen this year. (Lost count actually, but certainly
    well over 50.)

    You do know that although beds of nails are preferred by some eastern-mystic
    types, there's no evidence that using them for your bike actually helps
    matters?

    cheers,
    clive

  9. Clive George said:

    You do know that although beds of nails are preferred by some eastern-mystic
    types, there's no evidence that using them for your bike actually helps
    matters?

    Damn! I knew I was making a basic error somewhere.

    --
    Dave...

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