Anybody here doing the London to Brighton?
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Indeed :o)
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David Brown :o)
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David Brown :o) said:
Indeed :o)
Hello David,
It does help us if you leave a bit of the original post so
we know what you're talking about without having to read the
whole thread!--
Michael MacClancy Random putdown - "He loves nature in spite
of what it did to him." - Forrest Tucker
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"Vivian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Anybody here doing the London to Brighton?
Not this year. 10 times is enough, and now there are no
trains it will be a nightmare to get back (and that's a
laugh, there are still dozens of the old trains in service).
Doing the South Downs the weekend before, also for BHF. Have
fun if you are doing L2B, despite all the its bad points its
a great day ;-) -
"Michael MacClancy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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23 Apr 2004 08:29:35 David Brown :o) said:
Indeed :o)
Hello David,
It does help us if you leave a bit of the original post so
we know what you're talking about without having to read
the whole thread!Sorry, must have taken you ages ;o)
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Quoted message said:
Anybody here doing the London to Brighton?
Yup. Then cycling home (80 miles) afterwards to avoid the problem with the trains.
d.
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Michael MacClancy said:
It does help us if you leave a bit of the original post so
we know what you're talking about without having to read
the whole thread!The subject line gives a clue.
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Thanks for the info!!!! Can't make it tomorrow due to work
and my sister's 50th birthday party (major [censored]-up, no
cycling for me tomorrow!). Good to know about the shop in
Canary Wharf; I work there!Vivian
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"We learned more from a three minute record than we ever
learned in school". No Surrender"John Hearns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Vivian said:
Anybody here doing the London to Brighton?
Vivian, you recently posted about bike maintenance.
Tower Hamlets Wheelers have a session tomorrow in
Limehouse town hall.
towerhamletswheelers.org.ukworkshopOpen ↗Also, its worth calling in to Wharf Cycles, which is in
Cuba street, near the Rogue Trader and City Pride pubs,
and just down from the traffic light sculpture on
Westferry Road.Greenwich cyclists are starting classes in May.
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The organizers are renting some coaches, and I booked a
place. Hopefully, I'll manage to get back to London on the
same day! ;-)Vivian
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"We learned more from a three minute record than we ever
learned in school". No Surrender"davek" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Anybody here doing the London to Brighton?
Yup. Then cycling home (80 miles) afterwards to avoid the
problem with the trains.d.
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On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 00:37:22 +0100, "Vivian" <[email hidden]>
wrote in message <[email hidden]>:Vivian, you have no published valid email address, so I
reply via usenet when I would normally send a quiet email.Good practice is as follows:
[quoted text to which you are replying]
Quoted message said:
Yup. Then cycling home (80 miles) afterwards to avoid the
problem with the trains.[ signatures and extraneous text to which you are not
replying deleted
- known as trimming][your reply] The organizers are renting some coaches, and I
booked a place. Hopefully, I'll manage to get back to London
on the same day! ;-)Outlook does not do this by default, although OE Quotefix
can be used to help it to do so.For longer posts you can interleave your replies with the
paragraphs of the post to which you are replying thus:Quoted message said:
comment 1
response 1
Quoted message said:
comment 2
response 2
Trust me, this makes it *much* easier to read what you write
and understand it in context.--
Guy
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Quoted message said:
Trust me, this makes it *much* easier to read what you
write and understand it in context.To be fair to Vivian, she's by no means the only culprit.
They ought to give 'driving tests' before they allow people
to use the internet...d.
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"davek" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
To be fair to Vivian, she's by no means the only culprit.
They ought to give 'driving tests' before they allow
people to use the internet...d.
??? I've been in newsgroups since 1998, when I hooked up my
pc to the cyberworld....Did I do it right this time? Thanks for the advice.
Vivian
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On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 01:13:36 +0100, "Vivian" <[email hidden]>
wrote in message : said:
Did I do it right this time?
Alllllmost ;-)
You should also trim the signature and any bits of text to
which ou are not replying.--
Guy
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Washington University
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