Yes nigel I am A **** as far as you're concerned so there is no need to waste bandwidth saying so. Otherwise, after a 12-year lay off and four months back on the road I find I am getting pelvic cramps. I don't recall ever getting these before and am now raising it here to see if it is an age-related thing, i.e., those of you who've been riding continuously (or, I guess, CUNTinuously) since adolescence also got these as you began to move out of the bracket market researchers consider "young", whether it is just because I haven't sat in that position for a long time - i.e., it's a kind of combined effect of muscle memory of riding every day for years and then letting said musclkes atrophy (and losing the nice cute tone of my ass at the same time) - or whether it something which commonly afflicts the more mature learners. What a whole gamut of other sensations I'd forgot about because you don't get them in a cab or on a push bike - like the whole of your front and the lower back getting mild goosepimples as evening sets on. But yeah, upper leg cramps: simply age or time, or a more complex feature of having developed patterns which have then been sacrificed on the altar of immobility? Your thoughts please. I thought they were getting better as the months on back on a biking rolled on but they were quite acute again this very evening, and for no real reason. Quick misinformation check: erm, no: I am getting cramps, there is a Haynes manual which should cover it but I don't have a copy, and the rest of it has been put in the form of a question. So, yes, it would seem ripe to rate as a post free of misinformation, deliberate or otherwise. G DAEB COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON --
No, it's funny you shouldmention it though, as the last time my blood pressure was checked the receptionist, a menopausal cow with more chins than URM has subscribers, breached medical ethics, had a look, and expressed utter outrage that mine should be "better" than hers. But it was a friendly university surgery and it was still in recent enough memory that I'd been put in the frame as the art school junkie. Still, much better than hanging around as a useless selfish wreck of lump at the taxpayers' expense is just going when your number's up. Just what a shame I never got to write up the paper in which I outline just why it is that men's health is such a tacit issue. Yeah. Shame on me. G DAEB COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON --
And it's almost as long since I had a bike on the road as it is since I held with quacks. I'm my own shaman and confessor too! G DAEB COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON --
If you could only get your head out of your arse, you may find sitting down becomes less uncomfortable.
<shrug> Doctors diagnose. Doctors reassure. Doctors prescribe. Bodies heal. So GFY. G DAEB COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON
Sorry, I can't reply for fear that quoting your previous post might leave me the victim of legal proceedings.
I reckon you'll be alright to consider it fair use, just as long as you only quote enough to make the OP look like a ****.
In which case he left in two lines too many. Just the name is enough. -- _______ ..'_/_|_\_'. Ace (b.rogers at ifrance.com) \`\ | /`/ `\\ | //' BOTAFOT#3, SbS#2, UKRMMA#13, DFV#8, SKA#2, IBB#10 `\|/` `
I didn't have any of those symptoms when my coronary arteries were as wide as the eye of a needle. I reckon he must have endometriosis, being a ****, but a visit to the doc to confirm the diagnosis would be a good idea. Or possibly a visit to the LBS to get a more comfortable bike.
A couple of lines, then. He really does come over all super-sensitive if anyone says things that he doesn't agree with.
I'm not going to reply to the troll - it went in my KF after I read a couple of it's streams of drivel. Ignore it and it'll get bored and go irritate some other poor bugger. PDNFTT, etc.