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http://china-tea.co.uk/

Specialise in whole leaf tea at very reasonable prices, plus they sell the gaiwan cups to make a proper cup of tea.

http://www.china-tea.co.uk/store/agora.cgi?product=Teaware

clashes with the cambersands ride

Object was teaching it at trixiedix a couple of weeks ago

its a bit like the ABS of skidding, you keep the pedals stationary as you bounce the back wheel up and down- each time the back wheel comes down it is actually going very slightly in reverse

it does not require the counterintuitive throwing your weight over the handlebars of a proper skid

i was looking at ordering swrve stuff, it appears if you get a couple of items it will still be cheaper to ship from the USA than order in the UK (though if customs decide to tax it then you are onto a loser)

judging by comments about them as a company I am sure if you asked them nicely they could send it as a gift and email the invoice seperately

whole leaf, either in a pot or one of those chinese cups with a built in sieve

hats off to wiganwill

I remember him turning up to polo and suddenly all of us cocksure cyclists went all coy and did not want to be photographed.
Will waited it out while until a few people consented to be have their photos taken.

it will be good to see how the photos turn out.

check out www.churchofeuthanasia.org

            The One Commandment:
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Save the planet kill yourself

this is quite interesting:

http://www.vhemt.org/

advocating making the decision to not have children to slow population growth..

makes sense in theory, not so sure in practice..

1. MA3K

   1. Tomasito
      
   2. hippy (pending dates)
      
   3. Superprecise
      
   4. Mini..Cooper (not 21st though it is track day #2)
      
   5. Sam
      
   6. Rik
      
   7. gabes
      
   8. Brainflick
      
   9. Shoot
      12.eyebrows
      
   10. teddy
       
   11. skully
       
   12. livingasleep (75 miles?! fuck it, im in)
       
   13. lucky7
       
   14. hillbilly(its my sisters b-day but she'll have another one next year)
       
   15. Dropout pending date
       
   16. pajamas
       
   17. harold
       
   18. runtime
       22.Jacqui
       
   19. Kipsy
       
   20. tikastefano
       

2. mikec

3. dancing james

I saw a unipak today running single speed and no back brake.

Given the accounts of how bad everything is on those bikes I cannot imagine the one brake would suffice in an emergency, and I doubt any riders of such machines have Ted Shred's bike handling skills.

Am concerned the proud unipaker will be an organ donor pretty soon.

james had 3 punctures

I had a valve failure and had to replace an inner tube

pub meal was fantastic, highlight was waffley goodness covered with bananas, toffee and ice cream

sorry to disappoint but it was dry all day.

photos to come.

now waiting for roast dinner in a pub garden - though no BOGOF on the burgers.

Cliveo

velouk do the sidi's for £120 but we get an additional forum discount of 10%, so by far the cheapest place to buy them

you are jealous others have a longer commute than you do

it seems perfectly sensible to make a diversion to shoreditch on the way home from work (which should be from haymarket to kew)

your non cycling friends think you have a new tourettes tick when you keep interrupting conversations to shout "do a skid" at passing cyclists

This thread almost feels like a lonely hearts column where we try to make ourselves sound more interesting and imply we have a life outside of riding bikes.

Some of the other things that can make me feel excited about life - fencing (sport not white picket), yoga, good food (making or consuming), great coffee (making or consuming), music, DJ culture, dancing until sunrise.

all i am left with is a stream of questions

wtf?

how much did all that work cost to do - both parts and the time he could charge someone else for his labour?

would you just not buy a nicer car in the first place?

what would his car go for 2nd hand?

and WTF?

velouk appeared to be cheapest for dominators as they were doing them for £120 and then had the londonfgss discount

1.shootthebreeze 1 rabbit medium

1. VanUden 1 Rabbit XL, 1 Airfix XL
   
2. yebo 1 Airfix XL, 1 Airfix L
   
3. PaNo 1x Medium Rabbit
   
4. tomasito WAC small x1
   
5. Dylan 1x rabbit....large
   
6. Synthman Airfix, Medium x 1, Rabbit, Medium x 1
   
7. fred Meduim, any design RABBIT
   
8. Dzidzor Airfix, Medium x 1, w.a.c, medium x 1, rabbit medium x1
   
9. Kingmob one medium rabbit
   
10. livingasleep medium rabbit x1, medium airfix x1
    
11. plignboot "Medium Bamboo rabbit" x1
    
12. Paulio large rabbit x1
    
13. becnis airfix small x1
    
14. cg5154 airfix or rabbit S x1
    
15. Murtle WAC x1 M
    
16. benanza WAC x1 M
    18 Donut M rabbit x1
    
17. b3ans Large (one of each)
    
18. DocA WAC L x1
    
19. Caleb M rabbit x1
    
20. cori2382 Airfix, Medium x 1
    
21. Getafix Airfix XL x1
    
22. krusty Airfix, Medium x 1
    
23. KingMob medium rabbit & airfix
    
24. spagettihoops anything in medium RABBIT
    
25. Kirth Airfix/Bamboo/Large x 1, Rabbit/Bamboo/Large x 1
    
26. the Other, Airfix, medium bamboo x1
    
27. Broker: WAC XL x1, Rabbit XL x1
    
28. ro-LAND: Airfix med x1
    
29. dancing james airfix med X1 bamboo, WAC med x1
    
30. BringMeMyFix: Airfix/Medium/Bamboo x1, please :)
    
31. flip: Airfix/medium/bamboo x 1; Rabbit/medium/cotton x 1, thankyouplease
    
32. Asseenonfixie: Rabbit/bamboo/Large x 1, Airfix/bamboo/Large x 1
    
33. Elvis: Rabbit/Cotton/Medium x1
    
34. danger joel: Airfix/ bamboo (or cotton if no more bamboo)/ medium x1
    

Who sells sidi's in central or west London? I am thinking I ought to go and try on a pair, and then buy off the internet unless a shop will do a price match.

1.shootthebreeze 1 rabbit medium

1. VanUden 1 Rabbit XL, 1 Airfix XL
   
2. yebo 1 Airfix XL, 1 Airfix L
   
3. PaNo 1x Medium Rabbit
   
4. tomasito WAC small x1
   
5. Dylan 1x rabbit....large
   
6. Synthman Airfix, Medium x 1, Rabbit, Medium x 1
   
7. fred Meduim, any design
   
8. Dzidzor Airfix, Medium x 1, w.a.c, medium x 1, rabbit medium x1
   
9. Kingmob one medium rabbit
   
10. livingasleep medium rabbit x1, medium airfix x1
    
11. plignboot "Medium Bamboo rabbit" x1
    
12. Paulio large rabbit x1
    
13. becnis airfix small x1
    
14. cg5154 airfix or rabbit S x1
    
15. Murtle WAC x1 M
    
16. benanza WAC x1 M
    17 Donut M rabbit x1
    
17. b3ans Large (one of each)
    
18. DocA WAC L x1
    
19. Caleb M rabbit x1
    
20. cori2382 Airfix, Medium x 1
    
21. Getafix Airfix XL x1
    
22. krusty Airfix, Medium x 1
    
23. KingMob medium rabbit & airfix
    
24. spagettihoops anything in medium
    
25. Kirth Airfix, Medium x 1, Rabbit, Medium x 1
    
26. the Other, Airfix, Small x1
    
27. Broker: WAC XL x1, Rabbit XL x1
    
28. ro-LAND: Airfix med x1
    
29. dancing james airfix med X1, WAC med x1
    

so has a design been chosen?

7.45 ish for me, going to yoga first.

aroogah- don't leave so early this time!

Theres a bit in new jack city where Wesley Snipes uses a kid as a human shield. Ice T almost shoots him over it. Ice T is always right.

Ice T and his wife Coco

Answer, no. When I was a courier, Oxford St was the worst place for this stuff. I always thought of it as parents using their pushchair as a minesweeper "at least it won't be me that gets hurt".
Fuckwits.

Strangely enough the last one was on Oxford St this evening.

In medieval times you could imagine them getting their children to look over the parapets during a siege.

In the last week I have had 3 near misses with kids when cycling past parked vehicles.

Twice a parent has been pushing a young (walking) child out into the street in front of themselves and once they were pushing a pram out. Each time the parent involved has given me an indignant look, I am sure they are the same kind of people who drive really dangerously whilst proudly displaying the "baby on board" sign in their rear window.

The last person I can remember who used other humans as a passive defense was Saddam Hussain and I don't think it earned him many +rep points.

It is quite terrifyingly stupid of them to push a child out when they themselves can even see what is coming. I guess this could be eligible for some kind of 2nd generation Darwin Award where if they are so retarded maybe their children are not particularly viable human beings either.

Aroogah, "I'm still paying for it...need to drag it out at some point!"

Using that logic anyone with a car should bring it along to the ride. And heaven forbid if this was Americas policy with its nuclear arsenal, though perhaps this is the reasoning for blowing up Iraq/Afghanistan.