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Is the "h" in mr.h short for homosexual by any chance? Just saying x.

 

Hi, I did my training and test with Harrogate advanced riders a few years ago. Nice bunch of chaps as I recall. The copper that followed me on test was also a decent sort. To anyone considering it, my advice would be to do it. It wont turn you into a biking God but you just might learn something useful.

Al.

 

Wise words, Newb! :smile:

 

here we go again...grooming alert! x

 

Shut up. Wank-head! (I was trying to be subtle but I think you fucked it up for me!) x

 

oops! sorry B - I thought he might not see that one as he will be polishing his immaculate sorned bike to keep it nice for the next owner... my bad I think is the term?

 

It could be saved if we all delete our last few posts. I think this one's a keeper... :upyeah:

 

PMSL! x :upyeah:

 

Like it, "Newb"
I hadn't thought of myself as such to be honest but I'm very impressed and more than a little humbled with your recent application of the word to describe my personage.

Particularly so, when one takes into account the obvious drag factor of your feeble mind.

Well done sir.:upyeah: Don't take any notice of them.

Al

 

Fair comment.

 

err Bry 'obvious drag factor of your feeble mind' ... FFS you would normally have tracked em down and pulled their eyes out of their sockets surely? it must be love?x maybe you will just write a stern letter this time?

 

Did you get any joy from the stern letter you wrote a few weeks back Bry?

I bet Father Christmas was shitting himself when he opened it! Lol View attachment 2210

 

Alas, I'm sure Bry will be back with gusto. Having to come to terms with the fact that one is no longer the sharpest tool in the box is a bitch :wink:

So people I meet have told me anyhow.

Al

 

I did actually - there's a meeting set up with Gail's HR dept. next Thursday. We'll see how that goes...

 

I've not been around much - feckin' work!

(I didn't think it was THATobvious!) Blummin' cheeky kids...

 

Slowly and in words of one syllable? Just asking...