I'll start:

That Peter Mandleson, he's a one isn't he?

YES

nickc – you old troller you. We all like mountain bikes. Forget the slimey politician.

"he's a one" ❓ WTF???

PM for PM I say!

we agree to differ :o)

Well aparently he doesn't like mine hmmph (Nicolai owner)

"he's a one" WTF???

I took it that he just left out the 'ker' ?

Oldgit, when did I say I didn't like your Nicolai? I've never seen it…

How about:

Cake, it's ace.

Cake, it's ace.

Apart from your atrocious use of the English language, I feel I must agree with you.

😉

nah I diagree, cake is more for ladies….

but then again I like Nicoloais and Santa Cruz so what do I know

Cake, it's ace.

Depends on the cake. Obviously.

😉

that the use of the word 'gay' is gay

nickc – we've discussed this. Cake and Tea is half arsed.
Real cyclists ride to the pub and back.

Zokes is a Pigeon Fancier with Ailurophobia?

Anyone who says 'dark side' should be shot?

If people didn't post about darkside on a mountainbike forum, maybe the phrase would die out.

Cake and Tea is half arsed

half-arsed

Honestly 🙄

Apart from your atrocious use of the English language

Really? Do go on…

If one had been using correct language, the statement should have been, "Cake, it really is rather spiffing, what?"

😉

"We're always arguing on this site"

Oh no we're not…. 😉

S.

Oh yes we are!

Cake – good
Beer – good
Arguing – better

I sincerely apologise it was Rickos not yourself, see take away the R and o and bung in an N and you can see how easy it is to make that mistake 😳

Oh NO we're Not ! 😆

And another thing to be corrected:

Cake is good

Beer is BEST

Arguing is cr4p.

😀

Solo.

Mr Mandleson seen leaving BBC broadcasting house this morning

I'm right your wrong – we can all agree on that.

Arguing is cr4p.

he means he's crap at arguing …

Lol @ SFB.

🙂

S.

I've noticed that the ladies of STW towers never argue.

I've noticed that the ladies of STW towers never argue.

they do with me :o)

SfB that was many years ago now.

"Cake, it really is rather spiffing, what?"

"Cake: it really is rather spiffing; what [do you think]?"

I'm not sure about the semi-colon, but a comma is right out. Discuss?