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• #1327
on a school trip to brighton we made dampened bread balls stuffed with laxatives and threw them to the gulls
In the good old days, Brightonites used to fill the bread balls with Calcium Carbide, of which they had a ready supply from their cycle lamps. When wet, it decomposes to ethene, which explodes the gulls much more surely than carbon dioxide from bicarbonate.
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• #1328
christopher calligan reckoned their stomachs would explode if we put baking soda in there too
Ahh, classic Callers. What's he up to now?
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• #1329
whats a normal weight for an average wheelset? ie, deep vs formula hubs?
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• #1330
I'd guess 2000-2100g, depending on spokes.
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• #1331
anyone know any free parking in E2? friends from france just arrived and are trying to find a carpark.. the internet yields no help.
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• #1332
French? Don't they just burn their cars when they're done?
(sorry Vee)
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• #1333
i think they need it for the return journey. then they burn.
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• #1334
Ah, right.
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• #1335
cool thanks.
the entire area looks private. sucks to be them right now.
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• #1336
Do they want to leave it there for the entire time, or just need somewhere for now? there are some big box shops down on Mile End (Currys, Halfords, PC World) where they can park for a while I suppose.
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• #1337
just for now would be fine, then we work it out later.
downham tonight to meet them? -
• #1338
just for now would be fine, then we work it out later.
downham tonight to meet them?Polo is less fun when you can't play.... So probably not, but maybe.
There's also a Sainsburys just down the road (west) which has a parking lot.
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• #1339
who else has got some seagull killing stories to share
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• #1340
nasty people
although, i must admit seagulls are annoying especially when they peck most of the 99 ( with flake, might i add ) from ones hand
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• #1341
what is this dire seagull-cull you refer to?
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• #1342
see previous page NNY, horrific it was 'orrific
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• #1343
So... track nuts...
They have a nut, and then an integrated serrated washer thing that grips the outside of the track end.
On the inside of the track end, there is another one of those serrated washer things that grips the other side of the track end.
What is this thing called?
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• #1344
I dont know what theyre called but I snapped mine the other day. Took the broken bits in recycled in Elephant and they gave me a new one for free.
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• #1345
Alright.. .I'll just do the "point at what I want" thing.
Also, scalpers at Hyde Park... am I guaranteed to get ripped off? Im thinking of joining some friends to watch the Kings of Cock-rock tonight and need a ticket.
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• #1346
Offer them £5 on top of the value of the ticket, if they don't like it, tell him were to shove it.
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• #1347
What about fakes? Like, if they look alright and have a hologram, am I reasonably safe?
Im not paying over face value to listen to that shite.
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• #1348
Never got stitched up with a fake, get a ticket from your mate to compare.
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• #1349
No, but thanks for the website Jaw. Wasnt aware of that.
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• #1350
No problemo.
Good luck with the touts tonight.
where do you work that sounds fun?
on a school trip to brighton we made dampened bread balls stuffed with laxatives and threw them to the gulls off the pier who caught them mid air and gobbled them down much to our delight.
christopher calligan reckoned their stomachs would explode if we put baking soda in there too. someone else came up with the idea of putting rat poison in them but we couldn't find a source fortunately....