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Thats because the guy who was meant to stop just carried on going, and by the time i thought i best stop instead then i was to far up the road

Originally Posted by speedplay

I liked the way you were telling the guy on the ninja to turn around too....even though he wasn't with us!

Hah! I didnt know about that, thats hilarious

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Thats harsh - so no incentive at all then

Originally Posted by kellyjo

Do you get much paternity leave?

You can take two weeks statutory but I cant afford to do that so I am taking one weeks paternity (£120 a week IIRC) and then one weeks holiday. According to other blokes here its just two weeks of feeling like a zombie and then coming back to work - something to look forward too....!

Originally Posted by speedplay

I must be right as skip says so...

I liked the way you were telling the guy on the ninja to turn around too....even though he wasn't with us!

Glad we got that cleared up

Well, more the merrier!

Originally Posted by Rob969

Thats because the guy who was meant to stop just carried on going, and by the time i thought i best stop instead then i was to far up the road

I dont blame you Rob - a horrible junction to have on a rideout - whos idea was that then?!

Do we know whose leading the March rideout and whos TEC? Will we use the same marker system cos apart from that slight hiccup it worked pretty well.

Originally Posted by Rob969

Thats because the guy who was meant to stop just carried on going, and by the time i thought i best stop instead then i was to far up the road

I see robs a bit defensive this morning....

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Originally Posted by kellyjo

Do we know whose leading the March rideout and whos TEC? Will we use the same marker system cos apart from that slight hiccup it worked pretty well.

I would imagine so - usually the ride organiser leads the rideout and a kind volunteer will be the TEC - then the drop off system usually works - but as we have all experienced it now and what can happen it shouldn't be a problem this time

Originally Posted by Skip

Thats harsh - so no incentive at all then



You can take two weeks statutory but I cant afford to do that so I am taking one weeks paternity (£120 a week IIRC) and then one weeks holiday. According to other blokes here its just two weeks of feeling like a zombie and then coming back to work - something to look forward too....!


Glad we got that cleared up

Well, more the merrier!

I dont blame you Rob - a horrible junction to have on a rideout - whos idea was that then?!

er....that'll be me then

Originally Posted by Mike2165

er....that'll be me then

muppet.

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Originally Posted by Mike2165

er....that'll be me then

Must try harder next time Mike