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  1. Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg
    --
    Brian G
    www.wetwo.co.uk

  2. Brian G <[email hidden]> typed:

    Quoted message said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Very nice ... same / very similar worktops to ours .. 😉

    Bike's nice too.

    --
    Paul - [censored]

  3. "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Jar of Marmite's a bit on the small side. Should have gone for the bigger
    jar. ;-)

  4. wafflycat said:


    "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Jar of Marmite's a bit on the small side. Should have gone for the
    bigger jar. ;-)

    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have been
    made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    --
    Brian G
    www.wetwo.co.uk

  5. "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    wafflycat said:


    "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Jar of Marmite's a bit on the small side. Should have gone for the bigger
    jar. ;-)

    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the back
    of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have been made
    one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    Excuses... excuses... ;-)

  6. Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Where can I get a Nescafe jersey?

    John B

    P.S. Your wine rack needs serious re-stocking

  7. Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Photos of this sort are useful on occasions when you want to remind
    yourself that "Yep, that bit was once silver."

    --
    ***My real address is m/ike at u/nmusic d/ot co dot u/k (removing /s)
    http://www.unmusic.co.uk - about me, music, geek sitcom etc.
    http://www.unmusic.co.uk/amhs/ - alt.music.home-studio

  8. John B said:

    P.S. Your wine rack needs serious re-stocking

    Wine rack? That's just where we pop the daily supply when the butler
    brings it from the cellar...
    --
    Brian G
    www.wetwo.co.uk

  9. killermike said:
    Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Photos of this sort are useful on occasions when you want to remind
    yourself that "Yep, that bit was once silver."

    Hey, go [censored] on someone else's parade! :-)

    --
    Brian G
    www.wetwo.co.uk

  10. John B said:


    Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Where can I get a Nescafe jersey?

    I think la Bottega sells REAL COFFEE
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/maillot-cycliste-cyclisme-La-BOTTEGA-maglia-ciclismo_W0QQitemZ220089048394QQihZ012QQcategoryZ115229QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
    ;-))

  11. On Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:35:12 +0000, Brian G <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    wafflycat said:


    "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Jar of Marmite's a bit on the small side. Should have gone for the
    bigger jar. ;-)

    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have been
    made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    The rule is more flexible than that.

    A bottle of London Pride, ESB bitter, an A-Z of London, a jar of
    Coleman's Mustard, a packet of Soreen, a tin of Heinz Baked Beans,
    Irn-Bru, Scottish, Welsh or British flags would all have sufficed;
    you'd achieve bonus points for a skeleton, a Beano, Popeye or the
    Jolly Roger, and double bonus points for an ant eater.

    The Nescafe and Robinson's Fruit Squash are definitely negative
    scores.

  12. in message <[email hidden]>, Tom Crispin

    (') said:

    On Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:35:12 +0000, Brian G <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    wafflycat said:


    "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    > present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).
    >
    > See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Jar of Marmite's a bit on the small side. Should have gone for the
    bigger jar. ;-)

    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have been
    made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    The rule is more flexible than that.

    A bottle of London Pride, ESB bitter, an A-Z of London, a jar of
    Coleman's Mustard, a packet of Soreen, a tin of Heinz Baked Beans,
    Irn-Bru, Scottish, Welsh or British flags would all have sufficed;
    you'd achieve bonus points for a skeleton, a Beano, Popeye or the
    Jolly Roger, and double bonus points for an ant eater.

    Oooh, I see Soreen has joined the Qualifying Brands. Nice one!

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    ;; killing [afghan|iraqi] civilians is not 'justice'

  13. Tom Crispin said:

    On Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:35:12 +0000, Brian G <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    wafflycat said:

    "Brian G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    >Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    >present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).
    >
    >See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Jar of Marmite's a bit on the small side. Should have gone for the
    bigger jar. ;-)

    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have been
    made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    The rule is more flexible than that.

    A bottle of London Pride, ESB bitter, an A-Z of London, a jar of
    Coleman's Mustard, a packet of Soreen, a tin of Heinz Baked Beans,
    Irn-Bru, Scottish, Welsh or British flags would all have sufficed;
    you'd achieve bonus points for a skeleton, a Beano, Popeye or the
    Jolly Roger, and double bonus points for an ant eater.

    The Nescafe and Robinson's Fruit Squash are definitely negative
    scores.

    You forgot the fish.

    --
    Don Whybrow

    Sequi Bonum Non Time

    One tentacle, one vote.

  14. Brian G said:


    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have been
    made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    I *H A T E* Marmite and have/had none in the house so I had to use a
    box of Oxos , ah well.

    --
    www.cheesesoup.myby.co.uk

  15. "killermike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    Photos of this sort are useful on occasions when you want to remind
    yourself that "Yep, that bit was once silver."

    I don't think they're silver anyway, they look like brass or something to
    me.
    Peter

  16. soup said:
    Brian G said:


    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have
    been made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    I *H A T E* Marmite and have/had none in the house so I had to use a
    box of Oxos , ah well.


    not enough wine in the rack either

  17. In article <[email hidden]>, nadir
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    soup said:
    Brian G said:


    Have you any idea how much searching it took to find that jar at the
    back of the cupboard, just to comply with a urc rule that must have
    been made one day when I wasn't looking? :-)

    I *H A T E* Marmite and have/had none in the house so I had to use a
    box of Oxos , ah well.


    not enough wine in the rack either


    But it was full this afternoon. :-)

  18. Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg
    --
    Brian Gwww.wetwo.co.uk

    Quick question, as I have been meaning to pop down to Mr Byers shop
    since the New Year.

    Have been trying to decide whether to go for the Aravis or splash out
    more and go for the Tifosi.

    Wondered what was the basis for your choice ...

    MW

  19. Brian G said:

    Turning 60 isn't all bad, if you have a wife who knows what a birthday
    present should be! (Aravis Super Tourer, from Byercycles).

    See http://www.wetwo.co.uk/pictures/Aravis.jpg

    ooh nice!

    roger

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