Paging darsy

During a pre Ebay-fest clear out of the garage I have come across two
pannier mounting frames for a BMW R65.

Do you want them?

 

probably not, mate - flog 'em and makea few quid.

I really just want to get the thing fixed and sold, TBH, though all my
circular tuits are being consumed by work-related crap at the moment,
so it's on hold really.

 

So do I.

You found a "how to post to usenet at work" tuit, though, thank ****.
It's pretty dull around here when the people I like aren't around.

Oh, a Jonathan Coe novel got delivered to me yesterday. Read a few
pages last night. Am looking forward to getting home and getting a
bit further.

 

heh - on the other hand, are you interested in the pannier racks? It's
got a Givi top-box mount already, which I reckon is enough.

no - I'm not at work today. Or rather, yes, but I'm also not at work
today.

which one did you get?

 

Oh **** no. If I want a tourer, I'll buy a Goldwing.

Erm, the one with the narcoleptic.

 

House of Sleep. You really want The Rotters' Club (his best yet) or
What A Carve Up! for top-quality Coe.

 

I'm ten pages from the end of Sleep. It's pos.

Rotter's Club is on its way from amazon.

 

you're in for a treat then - Sleep is OK, but Rotter's Club and WACU!
are a lot better.

ukrm-bookclub-wise, I've just finished (after putting it off for ages)
"The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency" - actually very entertainment,
though I'm not sure it actually counts as literature.

 

The sequel to Rotters is due out in a few weeks:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...315/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/026-9808635-1022845

Waterstones or Ottakars or something had it in Richard and Judy's
Book Club.

And I'm saying no more than that.

 

On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 22:03:44 +0100, darsy wrote:

What is it then? I've got it somewhere in my pile of unread books: should
I just leave it to moulder, or move it to the top?