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Whoever gets it needs to get one of those tight pink t-shirts that says 'Princess' on it in swirly writing to really bring out the full effect.

Nice stem.

Ah. Thank you.

I suspect that faint rumbling sound in the distance is youth culture passing me by.

Wow, that beard has really grown in nicely now Smyth.

Celebs go 'fixie'...

http://socialitelife.celebuzz.com/bfm_gallery/2009/05/milo_ventimiglia_riding_his_bicycle_in_santa_monica/gallery_main/gallery_main-miloventimiglia-biking-05182009-01.jpg

http://socialitelife.celebuzz.com/bfm_gallery/2009/06/robert_pattinson_continues_filming_remember_me_-_june_30_2009/gallery_main/gallery_main-robertpattinson-bike-photos-06302009-03.jpg

Who are these people? Are they famous? The bottom one's annoying me with his coquettish little giggle and ankle lift. Let me know so I can add him to 'the list'.

guardian today said that Chelsea were hijacking deal...

Many happy returns.

She's a wee darling!

I've carried a wheelset on before with no trouble.

It would never have occurred to me it was even possible to take a bike on a bus. I mean, it's a bus.

1st September. Yeah, the M&S vegetable samosa is a staple! God bless Indian food.

Haha, get your mind out the gutter, this is Test Match Special....

'Oh, Aggers, do stop it'

I was under the impression that Matt Seaton was promoted to be the editor of the Comment is Free section in general. Where he hangs about arguing with posters who criticise articles, or in particular, slag off Julie Myerson, as far as I can tell.

He should have stuck to the bikes.

I wish they'd shut up about fucking Russell Crowe

Now there's a mental image :o

I wish the commentators on Test Match Special would stop talking about bloody pork pies.

I never buy food to heat up, actually - it would be better if they were ready to eat, and you could buy them from sandwich counters in supermarkets. My main problem as a vegan is picking up a sandwich for a train ride or whatever. Away from home I live on a largely hummous based diet :(

Miss clefty is talking about Utterly Smooth. its good
I use the one they sell at condor F60.. i think.

Again, I agree that it's only necessary for longer rides.

The method of application can be a matter of choice but a pro once told me apply it to the pad the night before and to youself that day.

Cheers to both of you. I've tried sudocreme but it's rank.

God. Things You Never Thought You'd Find Yourself Posting About on the Internet, no. 358…

I've been looking at the Pearl Izumo stuff, looks good. This website: http://www.girlsruntoo.co.uk/GirlsRunTooSite/pages/home/default.asp
has some interesting stuff on it.

I'm not keen on the stuff in topshop, tbh. It's all a bit sparkly.

Right for everything except leading in to a gate vault.

If you're cycling more than 30 miles there are no knickers in the world that are comfortable... FACTOLICIOUS

Does anyone, um, use creams?

yo vegans. would you guys ever eat these?
http://www.forestfoods.com/wraps/chimichanga.htm
http://www.forestfoods.com/wraps/smoky_veg_burrito.htm

they're £2 each and you can microwave them in 2 mins, or otherwise stick them in the oven for 15.

They look pretty good actually.

Yeah, I'm trying to get my Mum to get that.

I just wish it wasn't called the 'princess'. It sounds a bit My Little Pony :-/

My God, that's twee looking.

What do all of you people with dogs do during the day? Do you all work at home most of the time? This is the thing that puts me off having a dog. I'd love one but don't think it's fair to have it locked up for 10hr a day every day.

I would personally never leave a dog for eight or nine hours. They are social beasts. I grew up always having two or three at any one time, and in my experience –big dogs that need a lot of activity – it's not really on. I want a dog more than anything, but until I have a garden, near a big park or field, and the time to walk it three times a day, I won't get one.

34 years old, what a fucking shame that is.

Anger, in that case, being the spur to a sober consideration of the ethical, moral and societal implications of such exploitation, though? When I say laws based on emotions, I mean the sort which preclude this sort of debate: like laws against paedophiles, where the emotion generated in the general public fudges any dissent over their application. Anti-terrorism legislation is another example, where peoples' kneejerk impulses to hammer the bad men shuts down any sort of discourse that might throw the finer distinctions into question.

N'night, will.

I thought you conceded that the law was flawed but said you were happy with it anyway, for pragmatic reasons? :p I would argue that laws brought about by anger are bound to be a bit iffy, but it's too late at night to go digging round for examples. I can think of Megan's Law in the States, which is bound to lead to vigilantism etc – did they bring in Sarah's Law, here? I forget.