I always enjoy riding in the rain for some reason - guess it is the same reason I enjoy being on a hill when its tipping down and blowing a hoolie.
What I didn't enjoy was getting a visit, and then finding out that my mini-pump (unused in two years) had bitten it. Flagged down ten people and not one had a pump..
Cue a long walk until the neutral service vehicle turned up.
Where does this phrase come from?
Went on a date with someone from Largs who insisted it was Scottish, but my Glaswegian girlfriend has never heard of it.
I always enjoy riding in the rain for some reason - guess it is the same reason I enjoy being on a hill when its tipping down and blowing a hoolie.
What I didn't enjoy was getting a visit, and then finding out that my mini-pump (unused in two years) had bitten it. Flagged down ten people and not one had a pump..
Cue a long walk until the neutral service vehicle turned up.
Damp&chilly/10