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Wiggins & Sutton on consecutive days

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24 Nov 2012

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13 Nov 2012

Quote by GnV
....obviously its a bit early for humour

Sun's not up yet on his side of Snowdon rob :lol2:
cant be he was talking about his ten years in london the other day G bolt

13 Nov 2012

I will leave this thread to the Stadlers n Waldorfs.

13 Nov 2012

Quote by Ben_Minx
I will leave this thread to the Stadlers n Waldorfs.

Sorry Ben, I think I can understand 'stradlers' but struggling with 'Waldorfs'.
A tad too cryptic for me; care to elucidate?

13 Nov 2012

Waldorf and Statler were the two grumpy old men in the Muppet Show.

13 Nov 2012

Quote by Trevaunance
Waldorf and Statler were the two grumpy old men in the Muppet Show.

Ah! Thanks Trev. Makes sense now lol

13 Nov 2012

Quote by GnV
Waldorf and Statler were the two grumpy old men in the Muppet Show.

Ah! Thanks Trev. Makes sense now lol

us grumpy

:rotflmao::rotflmao:

22 Nov 2012

one also in italy,or does that not count dunno

22 Nov 2012

one also in italy,or does that not count dunno

22 Nov 2012

Seems that it is Ben's comments that end up being ' moot '. :notes:

22 Nov 2012

Quote by Lizaleanrob
cant be he was talking about his ten years in london the other day G

Sure it was not Tunbridge Wells? lol

:bolt::bolt:
Joking. kiss

24 Nov 2012

so mark Cavendish runs up the rear of a car really does he think because he won a medal or two he has the right to ride like he owns the road dunno

surly he is the type of cyclist that should be setting an example to others, is he the Alex Ferguson of the cycling world i wonder rolleyes

24 Nov 2012

Yes, seems he ran into the back of a car whilst training in Italy. Same thing nearly happened to me today when some schmuck overtakes me and then slams on to turn left. No idea what happened with Cavendish, or what the circumstances were, but running into the back of someone is "normally" pretty avoidable.