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lloydie wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 9:45 am
It’s a bit cold here too

OMG!
Trust lloydie to be out dogging with polar bears

Pete.L wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 1:45 pm

lloydie wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 9:45 am
It’s a bit cold here too

OMG!
Trust lloydie to be out dogging with polar bears

trust you to lower the tone Pete

Chris.

I'm lowering the tone? Lloyd's the one driving around the countryside in a big pink truck chasing bears across a snow field

Pete.L wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 3:02 pm
I'm lowering the tone? Lloyd's the one driving around the countryside in a big pink truck chasing bears across a snow field

Is that Bears in the Old Compton St sense of the word?

Pete.L wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 3:02 pm
I'm lowering the tone? Lloyd's the one driving around the countryside in a big pink truck chasing bears across a snow field

allegedly

Chris.

I thought it was a bit nippy this morning clearing snow off the drive.
I sat in my car and it showed minus ten c.

Just left a pub tonight in Deal after having seen a band with most of the remaining members of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra and although the car said minus five, my phone said the real feel was minus seventeen.
It certainly felt like it..

Spent an hour yesterday shovel in hands clearing a path from the MacCave to the foot path...1/4" ice sheets under the snow...

It didnt snow overnight as expected...It's fekin snowing now...Grrrrrr

Yesterday popped to shops on the Transalp for the fun of it though not looking forward to going work at 8am on Friday

Came home from work today, only snowing a little bit at the moment but it's too cold, didn't have much on at work so wanted to work on the race bikes, trouble is it's all bits to make and takes time, I couldn't feel my hands and couldn't wear gloves as too clumsy for the jobs. There's No heating in my workshop and even with the shutter down to stop the wind it's still too cold. Home now frustrated and bored


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Spent the day in the back of the truck digging out .
First load in froze solid , not fun digging out 20 tonne with a shovel .

lloydie wrote: ↑Thu Mar 01, 2018 6:55 pm Spent the day in the back of the truck digging out .
First load in froze solid , not fun digging out 20 tonne with a shovel .

What were you delivering, tarmac or concrete?

Just made it back to the uk. Only problem is I’m stuck in Slough. Bristol flights were all cancelled so I came into Heathrow. Now I’m stuck here until tomorrow as it’s too dangerous to try getting home.
Oh well, guess I’ll have to make do with. Warm beer and charge it to the company for my inconvenience



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tony.mon wrote:

lloydie wrote: ↑Thu Mar 01, 2018 6:55 pm Spent the day in the back of the truck digging out .
First load in froze solid , not fun digging out 20 tonne with a shovel .

What were you delivering, tarmac or concrete?

Crushed clay ! Well that is what they loaded me with but it soon turned into one large block .
Let’s see what it’s like today .

Blimey Lloydie - Ocado branching out!

Not sure I'm moving to Glasgow Monday - seems hardly anyone at work

BigVeeGrin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 02, 2018 3:29 pm Blimey Lloydie - Ocado branching out!

Not sure I'm moving to Glasgow Monday - seems hardly anyone at work

Folowing a brush with an angry Badger, causing an off into a field on his bike, Lloydie was pleased to see the miscreant black & white worm botherer had been squished by an LGV.

Lloydie took inspration from this event.

He changed his soiled undies, gave up bikes, took up paint ball, took & passed his LVG licence & now drives around in a pink tipper truck wearing his pink uniform, scaring other road users & looking for badgers to squish. Oh & he got married as well somewhere along the line.


A badger interviewed yesterday refuesd to comment.