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all sorted :)

shit!! erm could we do the switch tomorrow at around 7am? i know its very early! i will do the journey, but need my lock for messengering tomorrow :(

It's around £40 return. There shouldn't be a problem, with the bikes, if we all book in advance, plus there is usually 2 buses that leave at the same time for Paris. :)

Corny and Delphina, nice riding home with you.. after we split I decided to put a few extra miles in, went up Herne Hill way and over Dulwich. Very very nice, even when the rain got a bit oily.

My chopped risers are soooooo nice to roll with. I'm lovin' it even more.

Nice riding with you too man :)
See you guys maybe next Wednesday!

yep totally down with that! And will probably be in Paris in august anyway. There're a lot of cool spots for drinking/riding/hanging out in Paris, :)
We could also do the euroline bus alternative..? 8hours in a bus, but it's very cheap, also more fun when you are a group of people who know each other. :)

Oh yeah I forgot about that.
I think I was pissed because I didn't know you got a bike badge, and I wanted one, :(

willski Before we head too far in dog scatology, here's a follow-on question. When did you take your cycling proficiency test?

Erm, I think I was 9? But I failed... I passed the written exam, but once I was on the road I didn't stop at the red light because I wanted to go faster and nearly got hit by a car. :(
Oh... I guess I REALLY haven't changed... :(

It was called a "public danger" by alot of people after that...

Cajeta
i do have this one-- okay, so it's a trike, but it was a step up from the Big Wheel (i was not quite three years old):

Aww! too cute!!

It was at Etchinghill Near Folkestone :), ahh the happy memories, :D.

My "Pac" band has the X strap and works great for working a a messenger and having heavy shit in your back all day, the backpacks are less convenient as you have to take the darn completely off your back to get something out. But then again pac bags are very expensive. The Archie bags have the X-strap also are as practical :), but I have no patience in that respect... :$

Happy birthday ^^.

:( I know I haven't changed that much hehe.

hehe, that's not a bad idea with the google map thing, here's mine ^^

"Here!" is where I was in the picture :)

Tour de France passing through England for the first time, hehe! (Me very excited).

oddsock [quote]delphina [quote]oddsock delphina - it was your dad that reminded me of calvin and hobbes!
but calvin's dad is way cool - if i ever have a kid then he's going to be my role model..

My dad IS way cool :D he's the one who got me into biking! :D Aw bless him!![/quote]
sorry - I didn't mean to imply your dad isn't cool :)
the 'but' was a connective rather than a contrastive, if that makes any sense.[/quote]
I was just aproving your comment, hehe ^^ I love those cartoons :D

oddsock delphina - it was your dad that reminded me of calvin and hobbes!
but calvin's dad is way cool - if i ever have a kid then he's going to be my role model..

My dad IS way cool :D he's the one who got me into biking! :D Aw bless him!!

oh god, I love it! :D

My Raleigh from a few years later :D

Hehe

Wolfenger I remember my first time. It was a warm summers eve. I remember shouting to whoever it was holding on at the back "you can let go now". I remember hearing a faint "I let go ages ago" to which I promptly fell off whilst trying to see where they were! Got back on and started riding straight away and haven't looked back really. Good thread to start Delphina.

Hehe ^^ thank you! Like your story, hehe. :)

I remember every moment of this, my dad kept on saying he wouldn't let go and then he did at which point I screamed at him for letting me go down that road, it wasn't really a hill, but definitely sloping. :( I was shitting myself. :(

It was on Pay street, in a small village near Folkestone,
(south east of England) and I was 4.

I can't wait to move in with you guys :)...

You leave crumbs too scott... Oh... dammit I miss those darn biscuits...

Ohhhh.... aren't you a cheeky monkey!

Your just jealous of my custard cream eating ability without turning green! :D