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Love the fact he mentioned everyone who commutes on a bike. You wouldnt find a gazillion pound earning footballer mentioning park players me thinks..

Awesome, what a decent bloke. He can pop round anytime!

I could introduce her to my boyfriend?

Would never ever have believed it if you told me that I'd like a song sung by N Dubz...... however...... this I just can't stop playing.......

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5gfxJsacLM"]N-Dubz
- The Man Who Can't Be Moved - The Script - Radio 1 Live Lounge - YouTube[/ame]

New trainers for my run this morning, same style/fit as the old ones.... but a much more comfort ride, and at my age I like a comfy ride. #phnahphnah

Specifically to the title of this thread: I am listening to the other half go on, and on, and on......

Over heard at the next door table, and I truly kid you not, "can I have the steak tartare medium rare please".......

This might be of interest to you Sir, or others

http://www.ukti.gov.uk/uktihome/event/201360.html

Is there something wrong with having a good chat in the loos? Maybe I am missing something here?

A bit short sighted - cost of mashed child on the road quite a lot, cost of cycle training not much.

Having done a bit of advanced driver training in the past EYE CONTACT is not, imho, actually about eye contact - it is about the philosophy of eye contact.

So, I am at a road junction, there is a bus behind me, I turn, try to make eye contact with the driver - by trying to make eye contact I am sending a message that not only am I here, I am a human being that would respond very badly to being run over.

You can't expect eye contact, but philosophically, and in the signals we send when we try to achieve it, we are making the roads a better place.

Dont even get me going on the value of the words 'smile' and 'sorry'.

Right, as you were.

In Yes Minister they wold have described it as Courageous...

#guttednotpartofthis

Brave.

Don't get too excited but there's a job going at RAPHA.....

The Opportunity

• Planning, coordinating and controlling manufacturing across the Rapha range. Their primary focus will be ensuring that the range is produced and delivered to end customers on time, on budget and is of the exceptional quality expected from Rapha products.
  
• Central to this will be the ability to effectively manage a broad range of third party manufacturers and evaluate their performance on an ongoing basis.
  
• Rapha’s sourcing strategy will play a vital part as the company continues to build a truly global brand and key areas will include product sourcing and development and vendor selection.
  
• Rapha’s sourcing strategy will play a vital part as the company continues to build a truly global brand and key areas will include product sourcing and development and vendor selection.
  
  

http://www.harveynash.com/executive_search/jobs/details.asp?jobid=1395713&Sourceapply=3

I have nothing to do with this job wots so ever, so don't bother asking me, I just saw it out there during the week on the interwebz.

^Chiswick High Road?

With the power of Twitter I shall enquire :-)

The 80's rock.... all inspired by the headline in the Mirror this week.... "His name is Rio and he lost it on the stand..."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMjzxHzZnnI

At full, ear bleeding, volume....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncvx8OVWaqg

ffs http://twitpic.com/6u3qdf

Yes to embracing (limited) aliases, broad commercial direction and best efforts to keep Facebook/Google/Twitter/wider-interweb-searchable-data-on-me (and hence my professional world) away from aspects of my personal life here.

However - and I am not technical - the challenge may be to ensure that I can always have LFGSS info flowing into those accounts such as Twitter for monitoring, however any response and posting back to LFGSS is done outside of those accounts. With the proliferation of software to make individuals lives 'simpler', it may be that the business model is holed by a desire for this separation. It may be that the data gathering on the group as a whole may need to be much stronger, if the idea of not gathering on individual posts/profiles is to hold.

Whatever our reservations about the evils of Google/Facebook et al - the three golden rules of the interwebz will of course still apply despite best efforts:

1) anything you post, or others post on the web about you, never, ever, goes away.
2) if you search, see or stumble across something - someone, somewhere will also know you have
3) our legacy on the planet is now defined by the result of 1+2.

Feeling grumpy so blasting through all sorts including this..... and Adele, Winehouse, The Clash, Springsteen..... headphones turned up really LOUD ....

Drop The Pilot - Joan Armatrading - Live At Glastonbury 2008 - YouTube

I stopped that bollard from jumping out in front of someone else, with my knee. Frankly a public service and I claim my reward.

Wasn't sure if I should post here, or in collisions, I settled for the latter yet for completness:

http://www.lfgss.com/post2425719-551.html

This should clear things up.

Prob just me, but I detest cycling by canals with a vengence only reserved for route-canal work itself: too many peoples with small children, dogs, and not enough run off space on one side without a dunking.

That and shouting 'ting-ting' 'cos I don't have a bell gets really boring.