Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Based on the 4 Pints on the coaster on at your desk, I'd gamble that the garden bar followed you.
What does your day look like?
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nzhumpy
Googlemeister who likes bikes and scandal
I wish it was 4 pints.
Did a favour for a client yesterday and he dropped around two cases of 4 Pines today, I'm playing Santa and handing them around to anyone who's keen...dem good feels.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Doh, just noticed the 'E' not a 'T'. Wishful thinking on my part
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
@steve jobs' pancreas cold brew, not cold press...cold water + ground coffee brewed for however long (thunk long here...rather than quick) you like and then filtered off and good to serve. Straight or mixed is up to you. I don't like it myself but it's quite popular in the warmer months. A while back I made it with rum instead of water. It had what you might call a bit of a kick! Straight it was rough but with a splash of maple syrup and cream it was sensational.
Cardy George
Piercing rural members since 1981
Waiting at the 3km start for the oldest lads City to Bay run.
Running. Pffft. Lunatic!
Running. Pffft. Lunatic!
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
I'm tempted to give that a go but could pollute a nice Ardbeg and doing the same with a cheap and rugged whisky will probably give a cheap and rugged whisky with a hint of coffee.
The avocado and coffee smoothly from a nearby Viet Cafe is one of the best things I've had.
I hear you too Uncle. My plan for a ride which was being actively promoted by Mrs turned into getting a new BBQ and having loads of fun getting it going while the wind went into overdrive.
Finally calmed down here so an afternoon sneaky local blat is on the list. Good enough for today.
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Ultra Lord
Hurts. Requires Money. And is nerdy.
Remnants of a nice boozy lunch with the little sis. Ready for a nap now
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
@Mr Crudley some might say ardbeg doesn't need any help...
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Tis true, but not your thing if Peaty ness doesn't do it for you. Not the Steve Peat type either.
How goes it there. Been Nomadic lately?
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pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Just finished work. It's been a few long days and now a short one. There might...maybe...perhaps be a little pedal this afternoon.
I think you've got a great marketing opportunity there! A little steve peat in every bottle...
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Get out if you have the chance. It is warmer than I expected now.
Mini peats just sounds a bit wrong
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pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Enjoy a wee dram of the Peaty dab.
slider_phil
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Found this spot just off the highway on the way home from a job, had to stop and get a photo. Those few days of hot weather last week here in Western Vic jump wrecked a lot of crops so there's going to be a ton of hay this year. Still looking okay further south.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
That's pretty intense.
So many places to post this...
After a few aborted attempts due to rain I finally swapped cars for a fun drive with someone I met through work some years back. He is a real car guy. Idea was to have a drive of his car and he goes for a spin in my baby M.
Great weather, great roads. All private of course.
He was quite flattering about the 2, loved the engine note, especially on overrun. Was surprised at the torque and power delivery and balance and how well it handled for what is essentially a mass market shopping cart with go faster bits.
But... For me it was a real treat, a car to lust after. Suspension surprisingly compliant, steering razor sharp despite massive front tyres and the sound of the engine at redline was amazing. Better visibility than I expected and while tootling around it had no vices. Quite special. The supercar that you can take to the shops.
Not a Ferrari, not a Mazdarati. Or Aston.
After a few aborted attempts due to rain I finally swapped cars for a fun drive with someone I met through work some years back. He is a real car guy. Idea was to have a drive of his car and he goes for a spin in my baby M.
Great weather, great roads. All private of course.
He was quite flattering about the 2, loved the engine note, especially on overrun. Was surprised at the torque and power delivery and balance and how well it handled for what is essentially a mass market shopping cart with go faster bits.
But... For me it was a real treat, a car to lust after. Suspension surprisingly compliant, steering razor sharp despite massive front tyres and the sound of the engine at redline was amazing. Better visibility than I expected and while tootling around it had no vices. Quite special. The supercar that you can take to the shops.
Not a Ferrari, not a Mazdarati. Or Aston.
It was one of these...
scblack
Leucocholic
@Dales Cannon Lucky Lucky bastard!
Oddjob
Merry fucking Xmas to you assholes
I (and my wife) is very glad that I've never had the oppurtunity to drive one.
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You can have this one. Touch over 5,000km. Touch over $400k!
PS: it is one of the few delivered in bespoke colours, think traditional Porsche racing colours. So as it can be easily identified no pics will be posted. Sorry.
hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
Can you PM me the pic please?