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bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I told you all about this one on Wednesday when I got some. It was the one I said I was sure would be RTC further as it had been previously.

I tell you what bubbs your Goblin Gold find has got me to part with a serious amount of cash this week. :eek:

Oh sorry have missed quite alot this week:o
Oh well will save you in the long run, unless he is going to get bladdered everynight for a few weeks/months:rotfl:

bubbs

purpledonkey wrote: »

Glad he's ok. Hope they catch the b*stard x

Thanks there were alot of witnesses , he was on a 125 scooter if it had been a geared bike, things would have been different im sure as thats where his leg would have been where she hit the centre of the bike

buyitall

Hi all
Re speed awareness - I did one last year. It was 4 hrs long and you could choose am or pm. I think it cost £80, and you could change the date once.
Just beware - they are really strict on the start time. Someone on my course arrives 5 mins late and was not allowed in, even though she was crying, giving excuses for why she was late and begging to be let in. The guy running the course was really nice, not a jobsworth, he just explained nicely to her that there was nothing he could do about it, but she was very distressed. I don't think you get your money back if you are late either; it does say clearly on the paperwork that you need to be on time. Mine was in a posh hotel, so I tried to drink £80 worth of free coffee while I was there
It was actually very interesting, the 4 hours went by quite quickly x

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

Afternoon all :wave:
No time to catch up as my week got worse today:eek:
Friday 13th, 11.30 ish my phone rings and where i work friday the signal is crap:( rings, answer it loose signal, rings again answer it i get its XXXX Police:eek:..............loose signal, i move to a different part of the house manage to call back
Yes it this the police :eek:saying dont be worried but your husband has had an accident and is in the back of an ambulance:(
Some lowlife of a woman, hit and run him on his bike:mad::mad:
Fortunately he is ok just brusied , think he will be as stiff as a board in the morning:eek:

Bubbs I'm so sorry and :mad: to read this. Is he home now and nothing broken or damaged? Why do so many drivers drive without care and consideration. I do hope that the police can trace the woman and make her pay.

I know it's an old advertising slogan but when my boys started driving I kept telling them ''Think Bike''
Hugs to you both bubbs, no doubt your BP has gone up sky high x

bubbs

buyitall wrote: »

Hi all
Re speed awareness - I did one last year. It was 4 hrs long and you could choose am or pm. I think it cost £80, and you could change the date once.
Just beware - they are really strict on the start time. Someone on my course arrives 5 mins late and was not allowed in, even though she was crying, giving excuses for why she was late and begging to be let in. The guy running the course was really nice, not a jobsworth, he just explained nicely to her that there was nothing he could do about it, but she was very distressed. I don't think you get your money back if you are late either; it does say clearly on the paperwork that you need to be on time. Mine was in a posh hotel, so I tried to drink £80 worth of free coffee while I was there
It was actually very interesting, the 4 hours went by quite quickly x

That made me:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cjj_2

ilovegreatdanes wrote: »

Sounds pretty serious if you can actually smell the gas.id let storm abigale blow through the house for a few mins if it was me, to be sure,...yes I know its cold butgas isnt to be messed with.get back on the dog and bone and ask where they are.

I'm surprised they havnt told you to evacuate the property. Bubbs sorry to hear about your oh xx

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Oh sorry have missed quite alot this week:o
Oh well will save you in the long run, unless he is going to get bladdered everynight for a few weeks/months:rotfl:

He is on rations one a week, maybe 2 at Christmas. :rotfl:

It is something he buys every week for the weekend so really is saving money for me. :money:

Sorry to hear about Mr bubbs, awful they didn't stop. :mad: Bet he will feel pretty sore tomorrow. How is his bike? :eek:

bubbs

altojack wrote: »

Bubbs I'm so sorry and :mad: to read this. Is he home now and nothing broken or damaged? Why do so many drivers drive without care and consideration. I do hope that the police can trace the woman and make her pay.

I know it's an old advertising slogan but when my boys started driving I kept telling them ''Think Bike''
Hugs to you both bubbs, no doubt your BP has gone up sky high x

Thanks, he is ok not broken he was soooooooooo lucky, he said good job a car wasnt right behind him else would have run over him, he was going over a roundabout and she shot out from another junction, he said dont think she even knew she hit him, i said yes she would have known

bubbs

cjj wrote: »

I'm surprised they havnt told you to evacuate the property. Bubbs sorry to hear about your oh xx

Thanks

Tinyshoes wrote: »

He is on rations one a week, maybe 2 at Christmas. :rotfl:

It is something he buys every week for the weekend so really is saving money for me. :money:

Sorry to hear about Mr bubbs, awful they didn't stop. :mad: Bet he will feel pretty sore tomorrow. How is his bike? :eek:

Rations eh ?;)
Dont know about the bike but paramedics said it looked ok but thats another thing, becuase of where the accident was it couldnt be left there otherwise would have been nicked, so went to a compound , its going to cost £150 to get back:eek::eek::eek::eek:

bubbs

Oh and AJ didnt answer you about BP when i got to the hospital i joked with them im trying to get BP down this isnt going to do it any good, but done it tonight and 130/84:rotfl: best for ages