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I do exactly the same as your wife - with the same consequences, but I don’t know why. I can see it’s annoying but I simply don’t clock I’m doing it
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Surely it’s eat diamonds for breakfast and risk a perforated bowel? Less cheery, more probable?
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The moment when he produced the tape dispenser was special
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EDC, but grubby 60s school-boy-style
https://twitter.com/bbcarchive/status/1478697795649376256?s=21
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Yes to all of this!
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Oh, this is just lovely! There’s lots of overlap between my list and @youramericanlover ‘s. I’ve had so many amazing experiences: my first forum ride to Cambridge, Flanders and the Prosecco ride led by @almac68 and Bernie, the Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday night ride clubs, Souths at the Coach and Horses, BToB and all its spin offs, overnight rides to Essex, Bath and (memorably) round the Isle of Wight with @Rodmunch and @middleofnowhere , @Oliver Schick for tempting me out of tagging retirement … the forum really is the friendliest place on the internet and in London (as long as you stay out of the football, politics and golf club threads).
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Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell was beautiful and moving. I’ve also recently listened to. Dawn by Octavia E Butler - I found it incredibly challenging and made me very uncomfortable but in a mostly good way. Made me realise I’d probably slightly overdone it on the dystopian fiction this year.
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This is hilarious. I had to wolf down a cereal bar while we visited various bits of ancient wall.
It was great fun. I think the format worked well. Or the ‘post x number of tags and then the others have to find them’ could be good for a bit of competition.
Lovely to see new and familiar forum faces
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I’m bowing out, duty calls. It’s been fun!
Loved Sonar. Especially loved being able to pop out for a 3 course menu del día mid-festival then head back to sit on nice dry astroturf. Wouldn’t go back to queuing for dubious goat curry in the mud after that.