I saw a Guardian saddle cover when parking my bike in the racks at the
supermarket.
If this was given away yesterday to promote the Saturday supplement then
we have had a failure in u.r.c. intelligence gathering.
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I saw a Guardian saddle cover when parking my bike in the racks at the
supermarket.
If this was given away yesterday to promote the Saturday supplement then
we have had a failure in u.r.c. intelligence gathering.
John Hearns said:I saw a Guardian saddle cover when parking my bike in the racks at the
supermarket.If this was given away yesterday to promote the Saturday supplement then
we have had a failure in u.r.c. intelligence gathering.
Its still Saturday :P and luckily the supplement's available online
http://lifeandhealth.guardian.co.uk/guides/cycling/0,,2020192,00.html
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Patter said:
Its still Saturday :P and luckily the supplement's available online
Have the supplement. Just wondering where the saddle cover came from.
I bought the Guardian twice this week - I'll bet it was on one of the
other days.
BTW, I think it is a full moon. I would watch out for willow trees being
danced round in Norfolk, to the light of a Guardian-fuelled bonfire.
On Sat, 03 Mar 2007 16:25:43 +0000, John Hearns <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Patter said:
Its still Saturday :P and luckily the supplement's available online
Have the supplement. Just wondering where the saddle cover came from.
I bought the Guardian twice this week - I'll bet it was on one of the
other days.BTW, I think it is a full moon. I would watch out for willow trees being
danced round in Norfolk, to the light of a Guardian-fuelled bonfire.
Would that be to exorcise the ill effects of cycling on Norfolk folk
as cited in the "get active in Norfolk" website.
John Hearns said:I saw a Guardian saddle cover when parking my bike in the racks at the
supermarket.If this was given away yesterday to promote the Saturday supplement then
we have had a failure in u.r.c. intelligence gathering.
I saw them earlier in the week on most of the bikes around Victoria
Station. I suppose I should have mentioned it, but I had other things
on my mind.
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Tom Crispin said:Would that be to exorcise the ill effects of cycling on Norfolk folk
as cited in the "get active in Norfolk" website.
More to do with the item on the Ten O'clock news tonight about Jon
Snow's bits mysteriously withering and falling off.
in message <[email hidden]>, John
Hearns (') said:Patter said:
Its still Saturday :P and luckily the supplement's available online
Have the supplement. Just wondering where the saddle cover came from.
I bought the Guardian twice this week - I'll bet it was on one of the
other days.BTW, I think it is a full moon. I would watch out for willow trees being
danced round in Norfolk, to the light of a Guardian-fuelled bonfire.
It's a total eclipse, which is full moon plus.
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John Hearns <[email hidden]> of Customer of PlusNet plc
(urlhttp://www.plus.net/url) said:I saw a Guardian saddle cover when parking my bike in the racks at the
supermarket.If this was given away yesterday to promote the Saturday supplement then
we have had a failure in u.r.c. intelligence gathering.
Damn, I bought Saturday's Guardian, didn't get any saddle cover, and I need
one! Even went in two bike shops on Saturday but they only had the gel
filled sort, I just want a bit of lycra to go on top of my favourite but
worn fabric saddle. It's the very first generation of Terry's womens
saddles, and the design has changed since then, so I want to keep it going
as long as possible.
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Chorlton Wanderers Cycling Group
Monthly slow and easy rides from South Manchester
http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/cycling/chwan.htm
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Quoted message said:John Hearns <[email hidden]> of Customer of PlusNet plc
(urlhttp://www.plus.net/url) said:I saw a Guardian saddle cover when parking my bike in the racks at the
supermarket.If this was given away yesterday to promote the Saturday supplement then
we have had a failure in u.r.c. intelligence gathering.
Damn, I bought Saturday's Guardian, didn't get any saddle cover, and I need
one! Even went in two bike shops on Saturday but they only had the gel
filled sort, I just want a bit of lycra to go on top of my favourite but
worn fabric saddle. It's the very first generation of Terry's womens
saddles, and the design has changed since then, so I want to keep it going
as long as possible.
I bought some lycra fabric on eBay a while ago with the intention of
making some saddle covers, but it turns out I also need a round tuit and
I haven't got one yet ...
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