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  1. Ahh, an invigorating ride through Sutton Park (Brummies officially regard this place as the
    countryside). Children were out on their new bike/trikes/pushalongs; The geese and ducks were
    skating on the frozen pond; Horses were laying out a mini slalom course marked with fresh steaming
    turds; and my lungs felt like they were about to implode every time I inhaled cold air.

    My mom/dad/sister met me in Sutton town (they walked the same route) for a much needed hot coffee.

    I picked up my copt of C+ and ProC then cycled back home.

    One of my new year resolutions is to have a clearout of my bookshelf. So some bargain cycling books
    may be available soon!

    Love and pedals from Rich x

    --
    Due to a typing error on the Children's Hospital menu Saturday evening now offers "Beef burger in a
    bum". Email: Put only the word "richard" before the @ sign.

  2. Richard Bates wrote:

    [...] (snipped bit about envigorating ride through the "countryside" of Norff B'ham. ;-)

    Quoted message said:


    I picked up my copt of C+ and ProC then cycled back home.

    One of my new year resolutions is to have a clearout of my bookshelf. So some bargain cycling
    books may be available soon!

    A couple of years ago, one of my sons told me that his school were asking for old good condition
    magazines for their library. I realised that if the school library had a good stock of C+ and Cycle,
    it might, just might, induce an interest in the subject in some of our yoof.

    I then had more ideas: Been to the Doc's or the Dentist recently? What sort of mags were piled up on
    that table in the middle of the waiting room? Good Housekeeping? Country Life? endless cager w**k
    mags? I have surepticiously added four or five cycle mags at both locations.

    --
    Cheerful (Fifth Columnist) Peddling John Mallard

  3. John Mallard said:

    Richard Bates wrote:

    [...] (snipped bit about envigorating ride through the "countryside" of Norff B'ham. ;-)

    Quoted message said:


    I picked up my copt of C+ and ProC then cycled back home.

    One of my new year resolutions is to have a clearout of my bookshelf. So some bargain cycling
    books may be available soon!

    A couple of years ago, one of my sons told me that his school were asking for old good condition
    magazines for their library. I realised that if the school library had a good stock of C+ and
    Cycle, it might, just might, induce an interest in the subject in some of our yoof.

    I then had more ideas: Been to the Doc's or the Dentist recently? What sort of mags were piled up
    on that table in the middle of the waiting room? Good Housekeeping? Country Life? endless cager
    w**k mags? I have surepticiously added four or five cycle mags at both locations.

    the nhs is always trying to persuade blokes to take more interest in their health yet whenever you
    go to the docs or hospital the provided waitiing room reading matter is all girls' stuff.

    my old copies of c+ and arrive have tend to go to docs/dentists for the above reason; the reception
    at work 'cos i want more people to cycle [though at 16% i'm not doing too bad]; the barber's shop to
    balance the car mags. i've left a couple on trains in the past but can't quite convince myself this
    isn't littering.

    all the above - except work - have been surrepticious spreading of the word.

  4. John Mallard said:

    Been to the Doc's or the Dentist recently? What sort of mags were piled up on that table in the
    middle of the waiting room? Good Housekeeping? Country Life? endless cager w**k mags?

    If only they'd leave *real* w**k mags, the notorious reluctance of men to visit the doctor would
    be solved!

  5. [Not Responding] posted ...

    Quoted message said:

    all the above - except work - have been surrepticious spreading of the word.

    I don't see the point in surreptitious 'spreading the word' .. I got our Dentist to subscribe to C +
    so a new copy is on hand regularly ... 😉

    The Doctor is taking a little longer ... can'y imagine why a Dentists is OK with it and not a
    Doctor, but there you go ..

    --
    Paul

  6. On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 15:14:56 +0000, Zog The Undeniable <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    John Mallard said:

    Been to the Doc's or the Dentist recently? What sort of mags were piled up on that table in the
    middle of the waiting room? Good Housekeeping? Country Life? endless cager w**k mags?

    If only they'd leave *real* w**k mags, the notorious reluctance of men to visit the doctor would
    be solved!

    Magazines about work? Can't see it myself.

    Tim

  7. except work - have been surrepticious spreading of the word. I don't see the point in
    surreptitious 'spreading the word' .. I got our Dentist to subscribe to C + so a new copy is on
    hand regularly ... 😉

    Quoted message said:

    The Doctor is taking a little longer ... can'y imagine why a Dentists is


    OK

    Quoted message said:

    with it and not a Doctor, but there you go .. Paul

    Hi there, Ever heard of Ian Hallam....................? Best wishes, Walter , Tor 2000

  8. Walter Rixon posted ...

    Quoted message said:

    above - except work - have been surrepticious spreading of the word. I don't see the point in
    surreptitious 'spreading the word' .. I got our Dentist to subscribe to C + so a new copy is on
    hand regularly ... 😉

    Quoted message said:

    The Doctor is taking a little longer ... can'y imagine why a Dentists is OK with it and not a
    Doctor, but there you go .. Paul

    Hi there, Ever heard of Ian Hallam....................? Best wishes, Walter , Tor 2000

    I know an Ian Hallam, yes ... why ?

    --
    Paul

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