A bit council (Vol 6)

A bit council (Vol 6)

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LankyFreak

776 posts

39 months

Friday 17th January
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Electronicpants said:
Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes!

Idiocracy is council.

Spare tyre

10,828 posts

141 months

Friday 17th January
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Our local groups are often over run by a certain loud mouth who knows everything about nothing, all the kids, dags, chameleon hair etc

Out of curiosity I clicked the profile

Her job (facebook):


Admin Fibromyalgia ME/CFS & MENTLE HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP

That’s a whole rabbit hole I can’t venture into

TGCOTF-dewey

6,155 posts

66 months

Friday 17th January
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GasEngineer said:
Alorotom said:
School rules. They’ve been massive on hydration from nursery onwards.

All kids are required to have a reusable water bottle all the time.
That seems over the top. What's wrong with using a drinking water fountain like we all did?


Because if you originate from humble council beginnings, there's a better than 50 percent chance that someone would have pooped in it. The Stanley cup is an evolutionary response to this situation.

Its Just Adz

15,629 posts

220 months

Friday 17th January
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Spare tyre said:
Bike seized and shredded by the end of the month.

Granadier

735 posts

38 months

Friday 17th January
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nicanary said:
Alorotom said:
eldar said:
Only if drinking water is your only source of hydration. The third world miraculously survive without Stanley Cups, the weirdos.
Conflating 2 issues … council
I don't recall anyone carrying water around with them about 20 years ago or before. Why is it suddenly such an important issue ? The human body is by and large self-healing - if it needs water it makes you feel thirsty. I don't feel thirsty and so I don't drink. I also don't sweat - just like loveable Andrew.
All the years I was at school, nobody carried bottles of water around, and eating or drinking during lessons was banned anyway. Drinks were available at the tuck shop or water fountain during break and lunch. I don't recall ever feeling particularly thirsty. Come to think of it, once a week we spent all afternoon doing sport, and I don't even remember having a drink after that before going home. Strange how attitudes have changed.

WelshChris

1,217 posts

265 months

Friday 17th January
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Nice wheels hehe



trails

4,854 posts

160 months

Friday 17th January
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Its Just Adz said:
Spare tyre said:
Bike seized and shredded by the end of the month.
Let's hope so...more and more of those types of things appearing in the woods on MTB trails.

"It's an ebike mate, same as yours"

wkers, every last one of them.

RustyMX5

8,447 posts

228 months

Friday 17th January
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WelshChris said:
Nice wheels hehe


What the juddering fk is that?

trails

4,854 posts

160 months

Friday 17th January
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RustyMX5 said:
What the juddering fk is that?
A Bugatti...obvs biggrin

Rebew

242 posts

103 months

Friday 17th January
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trails said:
RustyMX5 said:
What the juddering fk is that?
A Bugatti...obvs biggrin
What the juddering fk was it before it became a Bugatti? Jag?

trails

4,854 posts

160 months

Friday 17th January
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Rebew said:
What the juddering fk was it before it became a Bugatti? Jag?
Cayman...there are a few more photos on the badly modified cars thread.

LankyFreak

776 posts

39 months

Friday 17th January
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trails said:
Let's hope so...more and more of those types of things appearing in the woods on MTB trails.

"It's an ebike mate, same as yours"

wkers, every last one of them.
I've ridden one (yes i know) and I feel you'd have more fun downhill on just about any decent MTB. Just laziness and a lack of respect for the trail builders IMO.

Truckosaurus

12,366 posts

295 months

Friday 17th January
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Granadier said:
All the years I was at school, nobody carried bottles of water around, and eating or drinking during lessons was banned anyway. .
Indeed. I don't even think there was a 'water fountain' at my school. There was a vending machine where you could buy a plastic cup of generic fizzy pop or instant coffee! (definitely would not be allowed these days).

You could get tap water at lunchtime in the canteen - served from one of those bright coloured aluminium jugs.

trails

4,854 posts

160 months

Friday 17th January
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LankyFreak said:
I've ridden one (yes i know) and I feel you'd have more fun downhill on just about any decent MTB. Just laziness and a lack of respect for the trail builders IMO.
Yeah, one little throttle twist and it digs a foot deep tyre width rut into the take off I've spent hours building curse

MDMA .

9,454 posts

112 months

Friday 17th January
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Granadier said:
nicanary said:
Alorotom said:
eldar said:
Only if drinking water is your only source of hydration. The third world miraculously survive without Stanley Cups, the weirdos.
Conflating 2 issues … council
I don't recall anyone carrying water around with them about 20 years ago or before. Why is it suddenly such an important issue ? The human body is by and large self-healing - if it needs water it makes you feel thirsty. I don't feel thirsty and so I don't drink. I also don't sweat - just like loveable Andrew.
All the years I was at school, nobody carried bottles of water around, and eating or drinking during lessons was banned anyway. Drinks were available at the tuck shop or water fountain during break and lunch. I don't recall ever feeling particularly thirsty. Come to think of it, once a week we spent all afternoon doing sport, and I don't even remember having a drink after that before going home. Strange how attitudes have changed.
Drinking water, AKA Council pop.

Shooter McGavin

8,002 posts

155 months

Friday 17th January
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808 Estate said:
WarrenB said:
Apologies for the link, I don’t think you can embed an Instagram video.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DD2Ws8IMnAe/?igsh=Z...

Each scene is overflowing with council. I thought it was a piss take at first, but tragically it isn’t!
Just noticed the coffin is supported on a pair of saw horses in the living room.
I'm addicted to watching it!

We might scoff at it (just noticed the lions on the gatepost pillars) but one thing is for sure, the woman was clearly well loved and given an impressive send off, from the perspective of her family.

I'm intrigued as to where one gets at least ten matching white Rolls Royce Phantoms on hire!

LankyFreak

776 posts

39 months

Friday 17th January
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trails said:
Yeah, one little throttle twist and it digs a foot deep tyre width rut into the take off I've spent hours building curse
Can't imagine jump trails being much fun on one! If I caught someone using one on my trails I'd probably be quite pissed off. I spent hours perfectly moulding that rutty berm, all for some motocross helmet wearing weapon to blow the whole thing out!

Spare tyre

10,828 posts

141 months

Friday 17th January
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trails said:
Its Just Adz said:
Spare tyre said:
Bike seized and shredded by the end of the month.
Let's hope so...more and more of those types of things appearing in the woods on MTB trails.

"It's an ebike mate, same as yours"

wkers, every last one of them.
We took my 5 year old for a walk to look at the skate ramps

In the way there we got passed by a bunch of 21ish year olds on these, doing I estimate around 30mph on a gravel path, I didn’t hear them coming but thankfully my wife did just in the nick of time, would have had a squashed kid.

Always think I’m going to get mugged when I see a surron

Never met a pleasant person in one

Spare tyre

10,828 posts

141 months

Friday 17th January
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Shooter McGavin said:
808 Estate said:
WarrenB said:
Apologies for the link, I don’t think you can embed an Instagram video.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DD2Ws8IMnAe/?igsh=Z...

Each scene is overflowing with council. I thought it was a piss take at first, but tragically it isn’t!
Just noticed the coffin is supported on a pair of saw horses in the living room.
I'm addicted to watching it!

We might scoff at it (just noticed the lions on the gatepost pillars) but one thing is for sure, the woman was clearly well loved and given an impressive send off, from the perspective of her family.

I'm intrigued as to where one gets at least ten matching white Rolls Royce Phantoms on hire!
If you click the profile that uploaded the funeral montage, you get to see Kayden getting his moped for his 16th



There’s then a picture (presumably on the same day) of it being ridden out in public!

Edit to add, Kayden also has a surron!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg9W9RQg8Bf/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CdvpoRDMfM8/

Edited by Spare tyre on Friday 17th January 11:49

trails

4,854 posts

160 months

Friday 17th January
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LankyFreak said:
Can't imagine jump trails being much fun on one! If I caught someone using one on my trails I'd probably be quite pissed off. I spent hours perfectly moulding that rutty berm, all for some motocross helmet wearing weapon to blow the whole thing out!
Most owners don't have a clue how to ride, just seem to monster truck over everything and just make inlt unridable for anyone else...we are lucky, Old Bill will turn up quite quickly if contacted.