Rain, thunder and lightning.

[garynortheast]

Originally Posted by Seeker

Wot?
I resemble that remark.

At some point somebody will look back at this thread and think, "What the hell was that about?". Although if Darren leaves his post title as it is.......

[yokohama]

Talking about thread titles, as the posts on here are more about the lightning, shouldn't it be "Rain, thunder, and lightning"?

[garynortheast]

Originally Posted by yokohama

Talking about thread titles, as the posts on here are more about the lightning, shouldn't it be "Rain, thunder, and lightning"?

Ha ha! Welcome to the party Yoko, hope you have a note explaining why you're late.

[Craig380]

Originally Posted by yokohama

Talking about thread titles, as the posts on here are more about the lightning, shouldn't it be "Rain, thunder, and lightning"?

I was taught to never use the Oxford comma by Mrs. Henderson, my O-level English teacher and a high-class prostitute.

[Sir Trev]

I'd just like to point out that I got wet whilst out on the bike today. First time in flip knows how long. Happy to say that the new waterproof gloves I bought ahead of the BP Weekender (and certainly did not need on that weekend!) are excellent. Shame my very elderly boots left me with damp socks...

On the plus side, as Hugh is now very dirty I am less likely to be told off by Spannerman in three weeks when I drop the bike off for a service . Last year I was chastised in his usual leg-pulling way for "not riding it enough", despite the tail end of the lockdowns partly getting in the way.