Went for a small bimble today from Peel, stopped at Ramsey for a cuppa,
out my hand to my fleece pocket to find it was open and my wallet and
iPhone were missing.

Amazingly found the wallet and all cards[1] at the side of the Poortown
road, but no phone.

Its on and it rings and MT tell me that the cell its connected to is in
my area, but it supports about a 5 mile radius... more annoyingly is I
dont have the "find my iphone" app, so cant GPS pinpoint it.

So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!

[1] spread over 200 yards or so...

--
Gavin.

For the fast road: Suzuki GSXR600K1
For the slow road: Moto Guzzi California Aquila Nera - FOR SALE.
For the track: <gone>
For everything else: Citroën Berlingo

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Gavin <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:is0j9h$ahl$(E-Mail Removed):

> Went for a small bimble today from Peel, stopped at Ramsey for a cuppa,
> out my hand to my fleece pocket to find it was open and my wallet and
> iPhone were missing.
>
> Amazingly found the wallet and all cards[1] at the side of the Poortown
> road, but no phone.
>
> Its on and it rings and MT tell me that the cell its connected to is in
> my area, but it supports about a 5 mile radius... more annoyingly is I
> dont have the "find my iphone" app, so cant GPS pinpoint it.
>
> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
> ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!
>
> [1] spread over 200 yards or so...
>

haven't you got the TomKat app?

Gavin wrote:

> Went for a small bimble today from Peel, stopped at Ramsey for a
> cuppa, out my hand to my fleece pocket to find it was open and my
> wallet and iPhone were missing.
>
> Amazingly found the wallet and all cards[1] at the side of the
> Poortown road, but no phone.
>
> Its on and it rings and MT tell me that the cell its connected to
> is in my area, but it supports about a 5 mile radius... more
> annoyingly is I dont have the "find my iphone" app, so cant GPS
> pinpoint it.
>
> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its
> still ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH
> straight!
>
> [1] spread over 200 yards or so...

cant you load it remotely

On Mon, 30 May 2011 18:14:23 +0100, Gavin wrote:


> Amazingly found the wallet and all cards[1] at the side of the Poortown
> road, but no phone.

Give thanks to your favourite deity that you have been saved from the
phone with far more style than substance. Let this be a lesson to you.

On 05/30/2011 07:14 PM, Gavin wrote:
> Went for a small bimble today from Peel, stopped at Ramsey for a cuppa,
> out my hand to my fleece pocket to find it was open and my wallet and
> iPhone were missing.
>
> Amazingly found the wallet and all cards[1] at the side of the Poortown
> road, but no phone.
>
> Its on and it rings and MT tell me that the cell its connected to is in
> my area, but it supports about a 5 mile radius... more annoyingly is I
> dont have the "find my iphone" app, so cant GPS pinpoint it.
>
> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
> ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!
>
> [1] spread over 200 yards or so...

Just send the brickit code ffs. Get a new one, reload the contacts from
the cloud, jobs a goodun.

Unless you bought it outright, then it might be a bit more of a conundrum.

"Gavin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:is0j9h$ahl$(E-Mail Removed)...
> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
> ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!

On a GSXR600?

--
ZX6R F2 - The Gravelseeker
BOTAFOT #121, BBB #2

On 30/05/2011 20:09, Monkey wrote:
> "Gavin"<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:is0j9h$ahl$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
>> ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!
>
> On a GSXR600?
>

Why not? They're quick enough, ain't they?

--
/Simon

"Simon Wilson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> On 30/05/2011 20:09, Monkey wrote:
>> "Gavin"<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:is0j9h$ahl$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
>>> ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!
>>
>> On a GSXR600?

158mph flat on the tank on a *very* long straight. You'd maybe get close on
a downhill gradient or with a stong tailwind, but you'd really have to be
trying hard to Vmax it - unlikely you'd get more than 130-140 in normal
cuntish riding, I'd say.

--
ZX6R F2 - The Gravelseeker
BOTAFOT #121, BBB #2

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember Gavin <(E-Mail Removed)> saying
something like:

>So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
>ringing,

Did you have it on silent ring, or something?

On 30/05/2011 20:48, Champ wrote:
> On Mon, 30 May 2011 20:09:20 +0100, "Monkey"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> "Gavin"<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:is0j9h$ahl$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> So presuambly its buried in a ditch somewhere - Im amazed that its still
>>> ringing, as where I found the wallet is about a 150MPH straight!
>
>> On a GSXR600?
>
> heh. Nice troll. Not really that difficult to get an *indicated*
> 150mph on a straight.

LOL - yup, indicated is right, actually prolly waay off since I
re-geared the bike.

--
Gavin.

For the fast road: Suzuki GSXR600K1
For the slow road: Moto Guzzi California Aquila Nera - FOR SALE.
For the track: <gone>
For everything else: Citroën Berlingo

Twitter: http://twitter.com/gavin_wilby
Blog: http://eekafreek.com