mini-FOF

OK - it's on.

Tomorrow morning, starting at the petrol station at South Mimms
services, meeting between 9:00 and 9:30 for a 9:30 start.

Around Herts and Essex, ending up at High Beach around 11:00->11:30.

Anyone welcome.

Except cunts.

If you've not met me before, I'm the short shaved-head Ulster-accented
twat on a very horrible black and silver ZX-7R.

That is all.

 

darsy wrote

What kind of fucking notice is that, apart from bleedin' short.

Short notice aside, I am not coming anyway cos my services are required
elsewhere looking at 5000 wimmin doing a fun run. A rotten job I know
but somebody has to do it.

 

Mebbe, if this chest infection shows signs of clearing up

 

just basically, **** off, grandad.

 

darsy wrote

Not quite yet, but likely early next January

 

and in time-honoured moronic fashion, it's off.

Well, for me, I'm going out on the bike now, but need to be back for
10:00 or so, so no proper FOF.

I might turn up at the filling station at South Mimms to make my
apologies and I might not.

But hey, the rest of you, knock yourselves out.

 

This would explain the lack of bikes at Sarf Mimms this morning.

Well, I had a pleasant blast back via the B roads.

 

Well, I popped in betwen 9:15 and 9:25 or so. No-one there I
recognized.

I didn't do a full FOT anyway, as I had to be home for 10:30.

A couple of observations:

Bloody hot in bike gear of any kind - good job I didn't have my
leathers on or I'd have melted.

Either a) the B158 has got a lot twistier in the last 9 months, or b)
I've got really shit at riding.

 

I was there at that time but when I got there I couldn't remember if
you'd said petrol station or services, so I sort of orbited with
pauses at the likely locations.

I'm happy to observe that my cheapy new jacket, that was bloody
freezing a couple of weeks ago, was actuall quite comfy in the heat.

 

always the petrol station.

I wasn't hot on the move, but standing around in the sun wearing my
paddock jacket was a little warm.

 

actually, you weren't the fella on the Tuono who gave me a nod riding
out of the petrol station as I was standing beside my bike near the
airline where you?

 

Yep, that was me. Hello.

At first glance you did look as if you were waiting, but as you were
alone and parked where you were, I figured that you probably weren't
anything to do with UKRM and were simply about to use the air line.

 

ah. I did think you were a bit friendly looking.

next, time: ask the bald bloke.