... and had a fun little ride on my own. I like this Garmin XT, still getting used to it but it seems good, it probably helps that my 'work' nav is also a Garmin so the operating system is familiar.

Also fish and chips... Stuffed now, but have a caramel egg, chocolate brownie for later.

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... holds both front and rear pegs, the gear shift pivot, the bolts for both stands and the swing arm pivot bolt which is a single use item... Oh it also acts as the front sprocket cover so has to come off (y) An engineer in Bavaria is proud of such multi tasking of a single Aluminium casting, anyone ...

Cav wrote: ↑22 Mar 2023, 16:44 Christ... I'm only 1 year older than your bike.

I’ve got Judy’s on my hard tail Avanti Competitor, which is also about as old as you Cav

Lamb chops.

I've also put some chicken breasts in buttermilk wth chili flakes. Fried chicken tomorrow.

... my worst nightmare and travelling on a train as parking in the area is completely f**ked. And traffic in Sydney at this time of the morning is also completely f**ked. Would’ve been a good excuse to ride my bike except there is hearing tests as well and they specifically say to exclude motorcycle ...

... fit like previous models, but the rad on this is slight bigger so I am told. So previous models dont fit. As soon as its available I will fit one. Also under the seat there is a nifty USB port, handy :)

... were the ones we set to sleep "upright", as apparently it helps alleviate them especially when they first wake up in the morning. I was also informed that (apparently) lying down to sleep is a fairly recent development. Hth.

I've used these for years, they do multiple bikes too https://www.motorcycledirect.co.uk/moto ... insurance/ I'm paying a lot less than you've been quoted Kwacky. I also get the usual extras of breakdown, leathers... bikes are GSX-R 750 K5 and a 2015 Ducati Scrambler.

The former may also be true, but the belief is certainly the latter.

This was on my twitter thingie today..

I think delusional is a good addition.

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... flight. No other flights today. So Qantas rebooked me for tomorrow and have put me up in a fantastic hotel on the beach at Glenelg. Means I’ll also get to work a day late, but that’s on the company thank goodness. Went for a wander and found a gin bar on the marina. So would be rude not to ...

... which has been hurting like hell all day. Not touched alcohol for 2 weeks now so may treat myself to a glass of wine with dinner to dull the pain. Also popped into sportsbike shop near me to look at lids.. there may be a delivery on Monday [emoji16] Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk

I have them in all of my tanks. They're good for helping out with algae and detritus. They're also a good indicator to what's going on in the aquarium. If you get a population explosion then there's too much food for them. My blackwater tanks are full of rotting botanicals ...

... quality. Currently have a Stihl multipurpose unit (same motor, changeable tool) for pole chainsaw, hedger and line trimmer, and a Stihl blower. Also have corded hammer drill, cordless drill and pneumatic sanders in Makita. I also have a good collection of Ingersol-Rand pneumatic tooling, I used ...

People are also living longer, which I'm sure is a significant factor. Men in the UK on average live to almost 80 years old, whilst women live three or four years longer. That doesn’t mean they can or should be working longer if ...

D41 wrote: ↑05 Feb 2023, 00:18 People are also living longer, which I'm sure is a significant factor. Men in the UK on average live to almost 80 years old, whilst women live three or four years longer.

That doesn’t mean they can or should be working longer if they don’t want too.

People are also living longer, which I'm sure is a significant factor. Men in the UK on average live to almost 80 years old, whilst women live three or four years longer.

"The Ark".....new lost-in-space sci-fi series.
Also known as "The Snooze-Fest", FYI.

... the EU, we will immediately save £20bn.” Now, his government’s economists say it is costing our economy £100bn a year (4 per cent of GDP). Sunak also told us Brexit would “enhance our position as a dynamic, outward-looking trading economy.” But last March, he admitted that Brexit is “a big part ...

Kwacky wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023, 20:58 I won a trial today. It was on a particular point of employers liability which is pretty fluid at the moment.

Congrats mate! I’m guessing trials are plenty of hard work but also one of the more satisfying aspects of the job, especially when you score a win like that.