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dimasobike
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Don't wanna state the obvious, but, that aint Kingy's body   the calves are too big  |
and the breasts are too small lol |
And the hair is to Wispy, Kingy uses Timotei(anti wisp) apparently.
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dimasobike
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| harvey wrote: |
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| Don't wanna state the obvious, but, that aint Kingy's body the calves are too big |
and the breasts are too small lol |
And the hair is to Wispy, Kingy uses Timotei(anti wisp) apparently. |
I think the camel toe is a good likeness though.
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retuning to the topic, went to the deli on the sands in Long Clawson today, large latte and slice of viccy sponge £3.90. Very nice it was too. Sadly not open on sundays 
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windymiller
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| Can't give you an update just lately as the only two Cafe's I've been to recently are 'The Limes' and 'Sedgebrook'. Yes they are both cheap but I don't eat anything from either, mug of tea, thank you. |
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billyam998
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Today on my 60 miler round leics/derbyshire, I visited the melbourne hall tea rooms and very nice they were too. pot of tea and beans on toast, the princely sum of £3.35. 
Very nice serving wenches too, only open at weekends until february/march (depends on weather apparrently)
They are tucked away near the church on the road out of melbourne towards wilson.
The cafe was great, sadly the climb to breedon wasn't 
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| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
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TrickyDicky
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| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
Its an EXPENSIVE CAFE thread not a bl--dy cheap one.
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Dogma Dave
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| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
Its an EXPENSIVE CAFE thread not a bl--dy cheap one. |
I thought 30p was quite expensive.... |
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billyam998
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| Dogma Dave wrote: |
| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
Its an EXPENSIVE CAFE thread not a bl--dy cheap one. |
I thought 30p was quite expensive.... |
Tight Git 
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Dogma Dave
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| Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 10:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Dogma Dave wrote: |
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| Dogma Dave wrote: |
| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
Its an EXPENSIVE CAFE thread not a bl--dy cheap one. |
I thought 30p was quite expensive.... |
Tight Git |
Eh, and get this! Toasted currant teacake 30p. Toasted plain teacake 40p?? How does that work???? |
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dimasobike
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10p for the extra carbon
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Dogma Dave
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| 10p for the extra carbon |
Another stealth tax!
Anyway, I just bought a currant teacake and picked all the currants out. |
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highlandpro
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TrickyDicky
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| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
Its an EXPENSIVE CAFE thread not a bl--dy cheap one. |
I thought 30p was quite expensive.... |
Tight Git |
Eh, and get this! Toasted currant teacake 30p. Toasted plain teacake 40p?? How does that work???? |
Can you get a picy of that Dave to put on the site????
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| dimasobike wrote: |
| 10p for the extra carbon |
Another stealth tax!
Anyway, I just bought a currant teacake and picked all the currants out. |
The 10p is for the lady running the tea shop to do it for you  B argain. |
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billyam998
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Thanks to kingy for reminding me, get your wallets ready for sunday, a trip to gates is scheduled.
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kingy
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| Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 8:57 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks to kingy for reminding me, get your wallets ready for sunday, a trip to gates is scheduled. |
normally don't bother stopping at Gates..roll down the hill and go to Ashwell garden centre. a bit cheaper, better coffee & eye candy, fewer grumpy old farts smelling of pee and less risk of having ya bike nicked.
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Dogma Dave
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| Last Sunday. The bikers' cafe in Otley next to the river. Mug of tea, 30p. End of. |
Its an EXPENSIVE CAFE thread not a bl--dy cheap one. |
I thought 30p was quite expensive.... |
Tight Git |
Eh, and get this! Toasted currant teacake 30p. Toasted plain teacake 40p?? How does that work???? |
Can you get a picy of that Dave to put on the site???? |
On the case..... |
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billyam998
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| Thanks to kingy for reminding me, get your wallets ready for sunday, a trip to gates is scheduled. |
normally don't bother stopping at Gates..roll down the hill and go to Ashwell garden centre. a bit cheaper, better coffee & eye candy, fewer grumpy old farts smelling of pee and less risk of having ya bike nicked. |
sounds good to me 
On the subject of bikes getting nicked apparently 2 were stolen from outside the cafe in long clawson last week.There is a yard at the back of the cafe, which is much safer than leaving your bike out the front.
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AlastairKay
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I saw a classic example of cyclist tightness a few weeks ago: Me and my gang were in Thixendale village hall (excellent & cheap as chips - open sundays only, run by community rota in the last village in England to get television). Four cyclists arrive outside, but only two come in. About half an hour later we leave, only to find two Hullite cyclists, shivering and eating sandwiches on the doorstep in 4 degrees centigrade. Good on the other two in the group for taking their time and enjoying the central heating though.
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