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What temperature will the water be at? It's very cold at the moment but I would think that a large body of water would take a while to chill down completely?

Warning- I may be totally wrong.

There was ice on the lake in Danson Park recently so I'm inclined to opt for totally wrong.

I spent a good few hours in and on the sea at Herne Bay on Boxing day a few years back when I had a jet ski. Dry suits FTW!

It obviously worked (together with reasons 1 to 11).

Well done BTW

I was fined for dropping a cigarette butt down a drain.

^ Reason #12 for quiting smoking

Is that off the silverlink in Hackney wick?
(Old post to reply to I know)
Know Tiser. One of the best attitudes towards everything ever.
I know a few writers. A lot of writers are cocks. On the whole it's a bit self absorbed ego driven bullshit. (Massive generalisation)

It's in Debnams Road, Bermondsey which regulary gets used for film / tv location works including the film Green Street.

Joe, whata' cunt. Thoughts?

He speaks highly of you..... (winky thing)

I don't get it

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eBay/Craiglist finds.... George Sportif

Classic on the homepage just now - Vomit, cigarette butts and.... Platini

Also, Bob Jackson fixed... joe smith

and

Sports Personality of the .... Tallman

Try it yourself folks

http://www.londonfgss.com/

Don't blame me, I voted for Cheryl Cole.........

10% off on their site until midnight tomorrow.

Yeah, I flushed my kids down the loo too.

Toilet etiquette

YouTube- Can Men Multi Task?

I have now finished work for the day and am at a loose end. Does anyone have any chores they want doing?

[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin_Denson"]Vin Denson[/ame]

But I have never really respected sprinters. I admire the way they can kick out such terrific speed, but sprinters are often lazy, conceited, temperamental and introverted, whereas the real rouleurs, climbers and plain common grafters are generally more friendly, outgoing and relaxed

Paul

We've never met but it seems there's a great deal of love and respect going on for you here and I'd like to add my best wishes too. I hope we get the chance to meet in the future and my thoughts are with you in the meantime.

I went for probably my longest ride to date on Sunday with a local club covering a total of 37.5 miles with a puncture stop and a cafe break. I had 2 teas before I set out, 2 teas at the cafe and nothing else i.e. no food nor a water bottle on the bike.
My only issue was towards the end of the ride when particularly my left (weaker) leg started feeling tired.
Yesterday and this morning, however, I've been really hungry. Much more than usual. Does this sound about right?
I probably should have taken a bit of food and a drink with me and, Tommy, I spotted dried, sliced bananas in Lidl's the other day.

And, how cool is that, they've got even included my avatar on the back of my licence :)

I just checked my driving licence and on the back under section 12 (codes) I'm variously a 107, 101, 119 and, most importantly, a 115.

There once was a vampire called Mable...

To suck blood, she was perfectly able

Well done Jems, really pleased for you!

Should this be in the spotted thread?

The peds have right of way thing is something that I have heard mentioned quite often, not seen anything legislative to back it up mind.

They do have right of way in certain circumstances but certainly not carte blanche to leap out into the road anyplace and anytime. A quick but little known example is peds have right of way if they are already crossing a road that you turn into.

+1 to JonoMarshall re. speed limits being precisely that - a maximum speed, not a must do speed.

Also to reiterate, these girls were steeping across a small gap between the front of a van and a road island (pedestrian refuge). I also put a small portion of blame on them but nowhere near as much as some have inferred. I tried to find a picture of the location but google maps have not photographed that part of the street yet.

WHAT ON EARTH WERE YOU PLAYING AT?

It was the middle of the rush hour.
You were overtaking a queue of stationary, I repeat stationary, traffic.
You were heading for a gap of about 2'6" between a panel van and a road island.
That van was in front of 3 other large panel vans all of which hugely restricted your view of pedestrians crossing between them.
It was wet.
You were doing the best part of 20mph.
You ran straight into 2 young girls trying to cross the road!

Yes I know the girls should have looked before stepping out but they were heading for a road island literally one pace in front of them.
Yes they were partly to blame BUT your riding was much, much more the cause of your accident.

I hope the girl who had injured her leg had nothing more than a sprain and I hope her friend was uninjured.
I hope the only injury you sustained was dented pride.
I trust you have the girls details and will send them flowers.

To all - When filtering past traffic, especially stationary traffic, SLOW DOWN! Ride only as fast as it's safe to do so. That speed should be a speed at which you can safely stop should you need / be forced to do so.

Always but always expect the unexpected!

Welcome to our newest member, boobookittyfuk

also, what kind of speeds do you get up to in and around the city?

I haz white van so 80+, no problem, and as for my bimmer...............