I bought the SX200 recently because it has some manual control I can practice with and upgrade to a DSLR at alater date if I want to also Mrs Sturm can use it easily. I do wish it had a view finder though but the TZ7 is the same. Enjoying it very much though.

Try putting your shopping on the belt without using one of those bar things and time to see how long it takes the person with the shopping in front of you to panic and squeeze the bar inbetween through fear of having to pay for your goods aswell. 15 seconds is a good score

Is it wrong to put the petrol in your car before paying then?

Boiled eggs from the salad bar at morrisons take some scanning from in yer belly. 8O

Had a WB fitted over 12 years ago now only a small leak after draining system to add extra rads and a temp switch never had it serviced and still going strong. Thats the kiss of death now better start looking into a new one.

Piss on his chair

Riding up a hill on my way home from work one winter night and a girl was walking up just in front of me. Just before I got level with her my heavy breathing spooked her and she dropped her bag and started running up the road. I just carried on pedaling past her without a word for fear of making the situation any worse. Poor girl must have been frightened to death.

trusslebabes took him to Guisburn when he was about 4 or 5 need to go back soon now they have improved it.

Known as lion cold round these parts due to the mane round it.Some imagination required.

Just about being able to control your piss seems to be where this has ended up. I think sitting down reduces your control over time stand up and take control.

Your just showing off now.

You guys need to practice tensing and holding your pelvic floor muscle. Like women have to after child birth then you would have all the control you need. It's not hard to do, it can be done while in public whilst waiting for a bus nobody knows your doing it go have a go.

You never loose that local knowledge do you. :wink:

Called in to the Stroud store today and the frame is a 19" not 17". Finishing kit is not fantastic but not a bad buy for the money. If you fancy it there is a chip on the down tube and a small scratch on the top tube might give room for manouvre on price.

Looked at the TZ7 not much to choose between them but decided to go for the canon as it has more manual options and that was part of my criteria.

Second the sx200 just bought one so mrs s can use it on manual and I can begin understanding how being able to alter settings changes the picture. reason for this is because I didn't want to go the whole hog of DSLR until I was sure what I was doing and Mrs S can use it at partys without it being too bulky .

Woke up to this view after a lot to drink on the first night of my brothers stag weekend last saturday.

My commuter has a set of RS2s on and was thinking of putting them on my soul you may have made my mind up. Just need to buy a new set of rings now. I wonder how much stiffer the newer versions are.

20 of us staying at Lumley Fee in Brigsteer. Walking during the day taking in a couple of pubs on the way round then somthing to eat in the wheatsheaf before heading into Kendal, then riding Grizedale on sunday.

Somewhere for reasonably mature males :? to drink really.

Can't comment on the wine Mrs s seems to like it though.

It was never intended to be usable just doing something different at work to pass the time. They are stainless though!

no 4 is a tool box relatively new invention used for storing tools in one place so you can find them easily :wink:

30 40 mins at least depends on route every day sheet metal worker amongst other things see 7-14 6 speed cassette thread

cnc plasma machine and shape manager program. I made some single rings as well but the kids have nicked them for key rings.

Congratulations to you both. Riding solo or looking after a new born you will have to let us know which is harder.

RicB ygm about ad on gumtree again.

Cheers I can get some vinyl cut for a stencil and have seen some etching cream so I think I will give that a go.

I design and build sandwich vans "jiffy trucks" currently testing a van for baking ginsters products nom nom. Have to commute the long way round just to try keep the weight off.

Geoffj My Mum remembers "uncle nac" used to live round the corner. Still got family in Bradshaw Neville used to call into a pub my cousin used to work in tight fecker by all accounts.

Sad I know but the only way I could afford my Cotic Soul build was due to the death of my Aunt, she left me some money so my bike is known to me as aunty Mary. :oops:

A moment never to forget superb

Public forum not private members forum not yet anyway. Just to stir the pot a little more.
gary_m I prefer "I always knew you were well read just not very widely read" as a retort to people with not much imagination.

Please keep quiet in the cheap seats :lol:

My point exactly. I just wondered about the people who thought it was needed.

Please point out any relevance for them, not jealous just can't see any need, but if you could enlighten me that would be great.

This place gets more like a clique every month rather than a community of people with similar interests. Look at me i'm a premier member or I live in Calderdale that puts me in the inner circle. Big heads, show offs, willy wavers I dont think it's needed but I guess the people running the site seem to deem it necessary to be able to bragg.

Hope you are thinking of the right type of life model maybe the sort that appears in adverts as a normal person

coca cola soccer skills award red and blue :wink:, o level engineering, c&g welder fabricator, first aid certificate, fork lift licence, class 1 licence, royal navay basic training certificate and last of all one that says iam right in the head! quite a mix when i look at it. Lets see if we can guess peoples jobs from their qualifications.

You must have the refrigeration gas removed of by a profesional check out the yellow pages for transport refrigeration engineers. All the rest as long as it has a roof top condensor is pretty easy. If it has an under bonnet condensor that may be better to leave in situ and just remove everything else. The compressor if it runs on its own belt can be removed if it uses the same belt as the alternator and steering pump it may be easier to leave it it will just work as a free running pulley then with no power to energize the clutch. Where are you and what van is it I could give you some more advice if needed. Careful if it has been used for carrying fish!! The insulation will be a bit on the thick side just for normal van insulation.