Touring maps

Unfortunate, given the predilection you announced at Duclair.

 

I thought you'd addressed that some time ago?

http://groups.google.co.uk/groups?selm=&output=gplain

"If you can see a gap between me and the top box, the bitch has fallen off."

I'd like to avoid a top box, but I probably ought to have it for Sarah's
sake.

 

Well, the last comment was "and do fuckall about it for 3 weeks." IT
is said that a week is a long time in politics; it's even longer when
it comes to me and spanner wielding. The tailpiece will be off again
this weekend, so I'll make a concerted attempt to bodge a CPU cooling
fan over the rectumfrier.

Additional lugg^Wbeer capacity?

 

Very. Much lighter in colour than Rouge and Bleu and very easy to
drink.

 

Ho yersh... hic!
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skype: fr.jack (without the dot)

 

<dribble> I've only once tried to carry beer on a bike (two bottles to
Ace's) - half blew up.

 

I'll be buying the 1.5 litre bottles - they have cork stoppers,
secured with a wire cage. That should avoid any explosive beer
incidents.

 

Right. That does it. Until, that is, I find I've filled the panniers
with Calvados.

 

That's 75cl bottles. Not 1.5 litres. The 75cl bottles are Grande
Réserve (Bleu), Première (Rouge) and Cinq Cents (Triple).

Thanks for the timely reminder - I've just run out of that myself.

 

If you're talking of the Sedan thing, don't folow me.

1: I haven't a clue where it is.

2: I might be going from a slightly different direction.

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BOTAFOF #30
MRO #24

 

Dead right, if you're looking for somewhere to eat, don't trust the
cunts who write reviews in the local paper.

 

"Will write glowing review for free food".

 

Excellent plan. Fill 'er up with beer and drain it off later.

 

That's not quite what I meant.