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yeh damn cool that!
+1 for wiping back to front 😀
Wearing mtb helmet, with full lycra and camel pack on a road bike 🙄
Doing stuff in the rain when everyone is indoors moaning.
Only having a 20 inch tv
Chocolate biscuits in the morning with a brew 😀
And still many magnitudes of cool cooler than the chap in the white lycra up there^^^^^^
Walking everywhere you practically can. Instead of taking the car just to nip down the shop or something.
It takes half an hour to get to the post office if I walk. Taking the car after work it'll take minimum 15 mins and that's assuming I can find a parking space... And I'd be sat in queuing traffic for most of that.
Not as in the sadly now rather tawdry tailor that once was Thomas Pink, but shirts in the colour pink.
No connection with the original tailor, the shirt business was founded in the mid 1980s by three Irish brothers - just smart marketing - no significant history whatsoever, probably explains their inability to make a decent shirt.
Regularly falling off my bike/crashing at 54 years of age
Walking, definitely. I'm constantly amazed at how many colleagues get a taxi from the office to the station or other places in Leeds city centre.
Also not expecting to be able to park right outside everywhere and being prepared to walk the last bit. A couple of years ago there was a bit of fuss kicked up at work because they wouldn't subsidise parking in the ncp next door for junior staff (senior staff get a pass as part of their package). When I was junior I got the bus or parked outside the city centre and walked in, and for the first year of being entitled to parking I didn't even have a car! But apparently it was unacceptable. Admittedly the car park is stupidly expensive, but no-one's making them park there.
a intense hatred of anything football.
Pink Bengal stripe here.
Wearing shorts from April to September irrelevant of the weather.
Wearing shorts [s]from April to September[/s] all year round irrelevant of the weather
a intense hatred of anything football.
You mean that's not normal?
Pot Noodle sandwiches
Wearing shorts from April to September irrelevant of the weather.
Caring about my spelling, grammar and vocabulary. 😐
Car parts in the dishwasher.
Having a tool for that, whatever "that" is.
Having an electronics lab in the spare room, rather than a spare bed.
Drinking Carnation milk straight out of the tin.
Pink shirts.
to me they indicate your probably southern and probably somewhat above working class. Nothing to do with sexuality.
tea without milk.
you wouldn't believe the commotion at work when people found out.
Walking to the supermarket and carryi ng stuff home in a rucksack.
Going on holiday and completely knackering myself riding a bike every day rather than lying on a beach with a crappy novel.
Fixing bikes in the kitchen
Not wanting to host 'pampered chef' home selling type parties
[i]tea without milk.[/i]
now *that* is weird.
Being vegetarian.
Loving football AND cycling.
Not having any children.
A preference for ale over lager.
etc
I'm deffo up for TisPSSTWday*
*Tuesday is Pink Shirt STW Day
Next week I have a cracker, needs washing mind but still.. I can do that, wash I mean.
carrying my new mtb up the stairs to my office, instead of leaving it outside. They wonder why i don't lock it up with the BSOs, and why i'd need such an expensive lock. Silly finns.
This thread has to be brought down a peg or 2, far too much talk of Lycra and pink.
Smelling ones own farts and eating ones bogies, pretty normal I'd say.
Ooh and chewing toenails, nearly forgot that one. It really drives the wife mad.
Over and out!
Pot Noodle sandwiches
Ooh. I like the cut of your jib. I shall try that and report back.
Having a tool for that, whatever "that" is.
Substitute 'tool' for cable. Should you ever need to connect a Psion 5 to a 1967 Corvette or plug an MRI machine into a ZX Spectrum, I've probably got the correct cable somewhere, or sufficient 'ends' to make one up.
to me they indicate your probably southern and probably somewhat above working class. Nothing to do with sexuality.
Surely if that's what it indicates then it's everything to do with sexuality? (-:
Pink shirt here too.
Apparently the way I wash up isnt up to scratch (hot water+detergent in a big bowl, scrub and rinse??) and things that get used every day like coffee, olive oil, salt and pepper need to go in the cupboard rather than be left on the work top? Or maybe its just my other flat mate who's weird.
Not wanting the AC on in the office at 26 degrees heat all bloody summer, or in fact at any time.
Riding to work in any weather or even worse running to work
wearing short all year regardless of the weather as above
[i]Ooh and chewing toenails[/i]
your own or other peoples?
sleeping in the woods with my mates, my bike, a pot noodle & a hip flask of whiskey at weekends or bivvying.
Wearing mtb helmet, with full lycra and camel pack on a road bike
There's a wiggle advert in the back of Cycling Weekly that made me think of STW last week. Anyone else seen it? Guy in baggies and T looking epicaly sweaty whilst guy in mathcing kit breezes past.
There's a wiggle advert in the back of Cycling Weekly that made me think of STW last week. Anyone else seen it? Guy in baggies and T looking epicaly sweaty whilst guy in mathcing kit breezes past
In Cyclesport too defo an attempt to drive an even bigger wedgie between cool and collected roadies and dirrrty MTBr's 😀
cycling to work in the snow
could any commute to work be MORE exciting?
Cutting my own hair
Not living in the city
Not having SKY TV anymore! This caused huge consternation at the weekend when watching the footie at my mates house, you'd think I'd admitted to fellating Terry Wogan or something. Which I hadn't - for the sake of clarity.
Chatting on internet forums - plural
Being able to drive a rear wheel drive car in the snow (edit)
Having more than 10 bikes in the household.
Fellating Terry Wogan, some people find it all a bit odd. 😕
I expect it tastes of Bailey's.
Irish cream!
[i]*collapses into giggles*[/i]
Commuting on a foldie.
sound to me like pink shirts are pretty normal. The only bloke who wears them in my office is a knob, so I won't be joining in.
Most of my shirts have pink in them, it suits my flushed complexion after cycling to work.
They were a novelty in Yorkshire a few years ago, the stylish italians i work with now reckon that I should move onto lilac and mauve rather than pink.
I also love my Lamy fountain pen so pretty normal by the standards of this forum.
Not having one of those smartphone dodahs.
Spending more than a couple of hundred quid on a bike.
Pink shirt here too.
That's decided then. From now on, it's officially going to be
[b][i][u]STW Pink Shirt Tuesdays![/u][/i][/b]
[s]Trolling[/s] trawling for middle aged men in the late hours of the evening
FTFY
He was right the first time. Trolling is [url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_(gay_slang) ]polari [/url]slang, it means ‘to walk effeminately’, or ‘to walk, seeking sex’.”[5] Trolling can be used almost interchangeably with cruising[6]
Annnnyway, back on topic. I think its completely normal to pay for goods (not in the sense above) with a handful of material that is 80% currency of the realm and 20% sawdust.
Having no desire to have be in a relationship...........ever.
Hold on a moment!
What are we wimmin supposed to wear? Shirley not blue!
I had a pink shirt once - the result of an unfortunate meeting between my white shirt and my Gran's red bra.
Some people seem to find it odd that I get chatting to people I don't know, say if I'm on a plane I'll generally start chatting to someone sitting next to me. I just get bored really but it's not what the English do apparently.