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audrey Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:26 PM |
Andrew wrote: kim2007w wrote: not cycling at my age!
My boss at my old job (which I quit on Saturday) just turned 60 and every day off he's out for a cycle and run first thing in the morning. I'm almost certain he was the fittest person in the department
So none of us have an excuse
sure. some people have an excuse.. laziness. |
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kim2007w Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:27 PM |
Andrew wrote: kim2007w wrote: not cycling at my age!
My boss at my old job (which I quit on Saturday) just turned 60 and every day off he's out for a cycle and run first thing in the morning. I'm almost certain he was the fittest person in the department
So none of us have an excuse
AND YOUR POINT
if i started to cycle i might loose my job then |
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Harmony1206 Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:27 PM |
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1/3 of Suggestive Leg Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:27 PM |
audrey wrote: Andrew wrote: kim2007w wrote: not cycling at my age!
My boss at my old job (which I quit on Saturday) just turned 60 and every day off he's out for a cycle and run first thing in the morning. I'm almost certain he was the fittest person in the department
So none of us have an excuse
sure. some people have an excuse.. laziness.
What about amputees? |
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audrey Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:28 PM |
1/3 of Suggestive Leg wrote: audrey wrote: Andrew wrote: kim2007w wrote: not cycling at my age!
My boss at my old job (which I quit on Saturday) just turned 60 and every day off he's out for a cycle and run first thing in the morning. I'm almost certain he was the fittest person in the department
So none of us have an excuse
sure. some people have an excuse.. laziness.
What about amputees?
they make bikes for amputees.
arms and legs. |
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kim2007w Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:29 PM |
| what about going through channel tunnel, couldn't cycle, could i, so i would have to take a CAR |
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audrey Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:29 PM |
kim2007w wrote: what about going through channel tunnel, couldn't cycle, could i, so i would have to take a CAR
or a train. |
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kim2007w Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:31 PM |
audrey wrote: [quote="kim2007w"] what about going through channel tunnel, couldn't cycle, could i, so i would have to take a CAR [/quote
or a train.
but andrew said i must take up cycling |
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audrey Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:31 PM |
kim2007w wrote: audrey wrote: [quote="kim2007w"] what about going through channel tunnel, couldn't cycle, could i, so i would have to take a CAR [/quote
or a train.
but andrew said i must take up cycling
haha. do you really care what andrew says? :) |
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kim2007w Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:33 PM |
audrey wrote: kim2007w wrote: audrey wrote: [quote="kim2007w"] what about going through channel tunnel, couldn't cycle, could i, so i would have to take a CAR [/quote
or a train.
but andrew said i must take up cycling
haha. do you really care what andrew says? :)
i just want to get one over on him, |
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audrey Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:33 PM |
kim2007w wrote: audrey wrote: kim2007w wrote: audrey wrote: [quote="kim2007w"] what about going through channel tunnel, couldn't cycle, could i, so i would have to take a CAR [/quote
or a train.
but andrew said i must take up cycling
haha. do you really care what andrew says? :)
i just want to get one over on him,
wont ever work. good luck though. |
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Typing to Reach You Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:34 PM |
Hanne wrote: I don't have a car nor do I have a licence.
I know, it's pathetic *sigh*
I'm worse. I don't have a car and have a licence. =P |
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Andrew Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:35 PM |
No because you know when you need to go to Paris you could get one of those buses you mentioned to a more populated area and get onward public transport from there to Kings Cross.
I managed to get all round Europe, including Paris to Glasgow with nothing but a backpack and my legs so I fail to see how anyone else can't.
There are of course exceptions if a car is absolutely necessary for your job.
Why don't you want to stay in Paris overnight btw? |
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kim2007w Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:38 PM |
Andrew wrote: No because you know when you need to go to Paris you could get one of those buses you mentioned to a more populated area and get onward public transport from there to Kings Cross.
I managed to get all round Europe, including Paris to Glasgow with nothing but a backpack and my legs so I fail to see how anyone else can'
There are of course exceptions if a car is absolutely necessary for your job.
Why don't you want to stay in Paris overnight btw?
will be on own and dont speak any French |
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Andrew Posted Thu 31 May, 2007 10:41 PM |
I was on my own and spoke bad French (which is probably worse)
Everybody I met in Paris was very friendly and spoke perfect English, after my failed attempts at French. I wouldn't have any hesitation in staying over if I was in your position if that helps at all.
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