Tank Slap - Motorcycle Forum

I've been to see an overhead crane lifting some sheets of steel.

I lead a very exciting life.

Been out for a walk with a friend and started to form some plans for a biker's holiday to the IOM in late September

We're saying goodbye to Fudge today. He's our 18 year old Persian. He's lost his sight in one eye, it's going in the other and he's got really bad arthritis in his mid and lower spine. He's not in any pain but his quality of life is dropping off.

He'll be missed.

Sorry for your loss, Kwacky. It's never an easy decision to make

Kwacky wrote:We're saying goodbye to Fudge today. He's our 18 year old Persian. He's lost his sight in one eye, it's going in the other and he's got really bad arthritis in his mid and lower spine. He's not in any pain but his quality of life is dropping off.

He'll be missed.

Oh shit! Oh mate im sorry, but probably the right thing

sorry to hear mate, though it does seem getting to 18 he's lead a pretty full and long life!

Commiserations Kwacky, as said 18 years is a good innings.
Get a kitten? - will soon take your mind off the loss.

We get all of our cats from a Persian rescue society. We won't get another car straight away but they'll be another when my wife feels ready.

Sorry to read this....as mentioned, 18 years is a pretty decent inning for a cat.

Going for an early morning bicycle ride in a few before the heat kicks in. 20 miles, and I will be knackered. I'm knackered just thinking about it.

Sorry for your loss mate.

Going to a friend's house to install a toilet. Normally that's about a 20-minute job.... with this guy helping it's going to be like building the Hoover Dam.

I'm the Dad of a 1 year old

Happy birthday mini Cav

Cav wrote:I'm the Dad of a 1 year old

Jeez that flew by! Probably not for you though with all the sleepless nights

Happy Birthday little buddy!

Taking Doggo to the vets and then needing to sit down for the cost of a 5 min consultation, 28 tablets and a small tube of cream.

£180 ffs.

Thanks guys. It has really flown by. What's odd is that each day feels like it's a week long, yet each week passes in the blink of an eye.

He'll be a teenager before you know it.... wanting a driver's license, staying out all night & worrying you senseless, buying a drum kit, etc.
Fun stuff to look forward to.

He can buy his own drum kit and rent a storage unit to practice in

D41 wrote:He'll be a teenager before you know it.... wanting a driver's license, staying out all night & worrying you senseless, buying a drum kit, etc.
Fun stuff to look forward to.

My son can go for his learners permit in September, but he's not interested, he's quite happy me driving him around. I've offered him a bribe if he at least sits it and passes.

He might change his tune once I'm working local and not at his beck and call 24/7

You offered him a bride?! WTF!