
Yay, it's cheery Friday.
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
I'd better very hurriedly say that it was a lovely place when I visited, and everyone was very welcoming 

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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Nothing bike related but sat in the garden ,driving the dog wild with his chew toys having a coffee and a fag ,simple things do make me smile 

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Multi-talented hound there Stu - playing, drinking coffee and tabbing all the same time
. What else can it do?

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"At least you got some stories" - James Acaster
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - WW
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Don't forget mike's dibdab 

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I think you've forgotten a mug too
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my tools at work have failed testing .....(i have no design input , I'm simply project co-ordinating)
BUUUUUT I'm being replaced on the project , I've handed over and I'm off to Majorca for a week tomorrow with the bike , the runners and the wetsuit
worry about what im going to do going forward when i get back.
BUUUUUT I'm being replaced on the project , I've handed over and I'm off to Majorca for a week tomorrow with the bike , the runners and the wetsuit
worry about what im going to do going forward when i get back.
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
I've just been confirmed as getting a bonus at work. I may now be able to afford a full pint of Mikkeller on my upcoming holiday to Denmark. 

Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Just received official confirmation that I can reduce my hours to a 4 day week from June 1st so I can spend more time building my fledgling bread bakery business...
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
And who thought Friday couldn't get any better cheers stu
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Yeah! A years back pay for both me and my wife
Boo! The car needs new springs and an ECU!
Yeah! Found a new ECU online for £345 instead of £800+ vat through the garage!
Yeah! 'Easter' school holidays start here

Boo! The car needs new springs and an ECU!

Yeah! Found a new ECU online for £345 instead of £800+ vat through the garage!

Yeah! 'Easter' school holidays start here

Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Was it sitting in a puddle of water?Moder-dye wrote: Boo! The car needs new springs and an ECU!![]()
Yeah! Found a new ECU online for £345 instead of £800+ vat through the garage!![]()
Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
At this point in time its lucky it's not sitting at the bottom of the North sea!
I'm trying to be cheery about it though
I'm trying to be cheery about it though

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You need to come to Brixham and chat to Dan on Middle Street about that.darbeze wrote:Just received official confirmation that I can reduce my hours to a 4 day week from June 1st so I can spend more time building my fledgling bread bakery business...
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Out and about to the smell of new bike and spring blossom.


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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Fab ride home from work over the hills - dry, warm(ish) evening and dry trails. Dry trails!!!
Beer O'clock now

Beer O'clock now
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
So much cheery today! Well done everyone!
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5 Doors Up Dave? Bloody love it there...Dave Barter wrote:You need to come to Brixham and chat to Dan on Middle Street about that.darbeze wrote:Just received official confirmation that I can reduce my hours to a 4 day week from June 1st so I can spend more time building my fledgling bread bakery business...
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Ha ha.Moder-dye wrote:At this point in time its lucky it's not sitting at the bottom of the North sea!
I'm trying to be cheery about it though
I was wondering about failure mode. A lot of ECU's used to sit in places about a car cabin that are at the bottom, I.e. foot well. If the cars drains then get blocked or stop functioning (coz leaves and crap get in them), then your car fills with a bit if water and then sits around the ecu...causing an expensive failure that would have been easily prevented if you'd known about it beforehand.
So just checking failure mode so you don't inadvertently go through it again.
I know for example on my BMW that the antenna computer thing for the remote central locking is in the spoiler and not well weather protected. It's prone to water damage and several £hundred to replace. 30mins and some silicone to seal the enclosure avoids the heartache of it going wrong.
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Yes. Dans bread is the best I’ve ever haddarbeze wrote:5 Doors Up Dave? Bloody love it there...Dave Barter wrote:You need to come to Brixham and chat to Dan on Middle Street about that.darbeze wrote:Just received official confirmation that I can reduce my hours to a 4 day week from June 1st so I can spend more time building my fledgling bread bakery business...
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Ah right! I've actually no idea. Its a zafira, I assumed it was under the bonnetZippy wrote:Ha ha.Moder-dye wrote:At this point in time its lucky it's not sitting at the bottom of the North sea!
I'm trying to be cheery about it though
I was wondering about failure mode. A lot of ECU's used to sit in places about a car cabin that are at the bottom, I.e. foot well. If the cars drains then get blocked or stop functioning (coz leaves and crap get in them), then your car fills with a bit if water and then sits around the ecu...causing an expensive failure that would have been easily prevented if you'd known about it beforehand.
So just checking failure mode so you don't inadvertently go through it again.
I know for example on my BMW that the antenna computer thing for the remote central locking is in the spoiler and not well weather protected. It's prone to water damage and several £hundred to replace. 30mins and some silicone to seal the enclosure avoids the heartache of it going wrong.

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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
I'm on a ferry to the Isle of Wight (hi Sean!), sat out on the deck. It's cold, dark, windy, and I have a beer. It's just like bivvying! 

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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Definitely cheery here, extremely tough week at work. Tuesday I did a course so I could erect scaff towers, the idea was so I could then go and put a couple of 10mtr towers up at a venue in Birmingham. Got so site and spent 5 hours lugging the kit up 14 flights of a tight internal fire escape.
The effort ruined me, I’m not sure if it’s tight calf’s from pulling up on the SPD,s but I’ve never hurt so much. Just the calf muscles though.
Site was very tight with a big drop (old imax theatre) so difficult build. Then bicycle to drop the 1/4 tonne speakers, all topped off by one of the hired crew cheerfully informing us that he’d slid the said speaker to the bottom of the auditorium steps while we had a smoke. Unfortunately there was no service lift there so we then had to bicycle ropes and take it down the fire escape
And relax
yeah mainly cheery due to not being there, hopefully ever again.
The effort ruined me, I’m not sure if it’s tight calf’s from pulling up on the SPD,s but I’ve never hurt so much. Just the calf muscles though.
Site was very tight with a big drop (old imax theatre) so difficult build. Then bicycle to drop the 1/4 tonne speakers, all topped off by one of the hired crew cheerfully informing us that he’d slid the said speaker to the bottom of the auditorium steps while we had a smoke. Unfortunately there was no service lift there so we then had to bicycle ropes and take it down the fire escape



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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Cheery Friday.
Lazy weekend planned
Work's almost up to date, so Monday will be easier
WRT Grid Ref's in and a 125 mile loop planned (Plan A)
Lazy weekend planned
Work's almost up to date, so Monday will be easier
WRT Grid Ref's in and a 125 mile loop planned (Plan A)
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Re: Yay, it's cheery Friday.
Cheery here, nice easy day at work in contrast to a week ago
Chaos at home had subsided, family all packed and ready for a holiday
I’m packed too, only taking two small bags compared to the barn sized case of the girls.
They are already strapped to the Fargo
Right after they leave I’m off to a mystery destination, as in I don’t know where in the country yet!


Chaos at home had subsided, family all packed and ready for a holiday

I’m packed too, only taking two small bags compared to the barn sized case of the girls.
They are already strapped to the Fargo

Right after they leave I’m off to a mystery destination, as in I don’t know where in the country yet!


We’re all individuals, except me.
I woke up this morning but I’m still in the dark
I woke up this morning but I’m still in the dark