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You love it don't you?
A well turned ankle is always a pleasure ( a fine set of norks is even better tho )
decent run at Chester half this morning Suzie round in 1:59, somehow I managed 1:51.
Yes Emmy. I do. Keep 'em coming.
I've done my part
its for Jimbob in his tighty whities to make an appearance
YAY for RR!!! I think TD has submitted his photo for the calendar.
I hope RR can send me some photos to post .We can have a virtual party to celebrate our International runners..
I'll kick it off with a very real glass of champagne.
To RR in Ethiopia! ( Raise glasses, here ) RR!
*And to surviving this morning's Glasgow 10k in the usual rain..Great goodie bag, hundreds of clean...yes, clean..portaloos,class patter etc etc. Most of the runners were running for a charity or in memory of someone. ( DLR.It was a blub-fest, reading the T-shirts ) Best outfits must be the two policewomen, err, officers, in black/white stripey tutus and mini-helmets and the , many, pink fairies. *
I shall raise a can of diet Irn bru in her honour shortly - well done RR!
I never blub ATM, everyone knows that.
Ems, you I don't actually have a photo of me in the tight white pants, you'll need to take the photo and don't forget to bring a really big lens. for anyone who just can't bear to wait for that wonderful day - here's a photo of me with my shirt off, just to get the ladies (and some of the lads) you know, in a hot sweat .....
DLR, apart from when you've just had relations
Sorry Jimbob, that's not a photo to get the pulse racing- and is that a moustache?
RS - are you providing manscaping suggested styles?
14 lovely miles done this morning.
It's goatee OO - at the time my pulse was racing as i was in mid heavy rock gig at the Bull&Gate, , that was my attempt at posing for the camera half way through one of our songs "wanted by the law" which was a "busy" song for a drummer.....
Here I am at the Forum in 95 looking a bit more "normal"
shirt on this time thankfully ...
I don't need to.
TD, we can't imagine the chest. We have the arse, now give us the chest.
RR - you rock, girl.
DLR - Thas eur gurt girl's blouse. This is why we love you.
Jimbob....I am speechless....
Looks like TJB has facial manscaping down. It's very difficult to answer your question Dannirr as manscaping is quite an art form with each canvas being slightly different (aka chest shape) with the availability of marterials quite variable (aka hair growth).
I also spy white pants: No.
Not that we're actually fussy or owt....
RS - aah, chest shape. Oddly enough, that's not the canvas to which I thought your were referring.
Dan - it's a civilised starting point....
yeah, we're very civilised around here.
Funny:
http://io9.com/old-spock-battles-new-spock-in-the-greatest-car-commerc-493836696
RR - you rock, fab!
well done Dave and the loverly Suzie today at Chester.
RR amazing - please can we get a photo of you soon?
We saw 7 Psychopaths at the cinema, in a really quiet screen - it was great! Colin Farell is pretty underrated.
I really want to see this, glad you liked it. I love Baz, his films are always beautiful. I'm not allowed to watch Romeo + Juliet with anyone else, I recite too much of the dialogue and it's annoying
I also want to see The Place Beyond The Pines and the new Star Trek. I feel a cinema trip coming on... The trouble is, Mr KS used to be the projection manager in our local multiplex so he has an aversion to the general public. Although he does have some cool stuff, like an In Bruges promotional t-shirt which says something like 'Someone went to Bruges and got me this f- - - ing shirt', where the censors are bullet holes.
Can I be June? it's my birthday month
Not sure about my props though. Any ideas?
I just watched one of my favourite all time films - The Last Unicorn. Has anyone else seen it? It's an animation from the early eighties, with Christopher Lee, Mia Farrow and Jef Bridges as voices. It's brilliant.
Did 11 miles this morning in prep for my half marathon next weekend. A bird pooed on me! A big, warm, orange offering. It could have been worse. It could have landed on my face and not on my arm. Still, I had to stop and wipe my arm on a tree - if anyone saw me they'd have thought I was daft. Anyone else had that experience?
A pair of cream cakes....!
Go on.. do it..!
Talking of films... we're off to see the new Star Trek film tonight... really enjoyed the first one, so hoping this one is equally good.
Teehee, DV, have you been watching Greggs: it's more than meats the pie? The best advert for Gregges ever...
I've heard it's equally as good, hope you enjoy it!
Mmmmmmmm Benedict Cumberbatch.....
Star trek was Great!
Go RR!!!
Well done Dave and Susie, and ATM.
RS/ MM - Hope your feeling better soon!
TD - great news on the bike ride.
Loving the photos!
I have had a very busy day in the garden, again. All pruning, weeding, dogs kennel moved(and that took some doing even without him in it!), paving all cleaned with powerwasher.....then I visited my mother.....glutten for punishment or what!!!
Bad news - BF phoned on his way home from Fort William, some silly phucker pulled out in front o him, he swerved and the whole side of the vehicle is smashed in(no doors open ofor nothing. This would be bad enough if it was my car, but its his sons especially adapted disability car. I have a feeliing moods will not be good tonight.
Kaz; I'll leave my thoughts to Clay Davis:
Oh Kaz honey. That sucks! It'll be cold comfort at the moment because it will be a nuisance no matter what, but is it fully insured?