Bev burbled:

> Sheel warbled...
>> BTW. I was doing some market research in Tesco just now - searching
>> for earphones in vain - and got a brainwave - a waterproof range. Then
>> you can still have your weekly shower.
>> 
>I have had two successful showers wearing a DHL Express parcel bag on my 
>arm, secured with elastic bands. Maybe we could use that as a starting 
>point. I think it should be a separate removable sleeve rather than a 
>waterproof Outer Wall [working title for MRSAs popsock thingie] though. 
>That way we can charge twice - once for the product and once for the 
>optional accessory.

We could call them Eblow Nappies, as Greebs thinks your eblow is in a
funny place.

>There's more good news following further extensive field tests. 
>Everything stayed in place through a cycle ride, even with two layers of 
>clothing sitting on top of the appliance and rubbing against it.

Yep. I was very impressed by the net thing, which is why I washed it
and kept it.

Is it cold enough for 2 layers of clothing on your eblow where you
are?
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Sheel warbled...
> Bev burbled:
> 
 
> We could call them Eblow Nappies, as Greebs thinks your eblow is in a
> funny place.

Another crackin idea by Sheeel
> >There's more good news following further extensive field tests. 
> >Everything stayed in place through a cycle ride, even with two layers of 
> >clothing sitting on top of the appliance and rubbing against it.
> 
> Yep. I was very impressed by the net thing, which is why I washed it
> and kept it.
> 
> Is it cold enough for 2 layers of clothing on your eblow where you
> are?
> 
Two thin layers (top and jacket) when you're bombing along on a bike - 
yes. It feels a bit chillier than usual when you do that.
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Bev burbled:

> Sheel warbled...

>> Is it cold enough for 2 layers of clothing on your eblow where you
>> are?
>> 
>Two thin layers (top and jacket) when you're bombing along on a bike - 
>yes. It feels a bit chillier than usual when you do that.

What sort of road do you ride on?

You'd be risking more than an elbow around here.
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Sheel warbled...
> Bev burbled:
> 
> > Sheel warbled...
> 
> >> Is it cold enough for 2 layers of clothing on your eblow where you
> >> are?
> >> 
> >Two thin layers (top and jacket) when you're bombing along on a bike - 
> >yes. It feels a bit chillier than usual when you do that.
> 
> What sort of road do you ride on?
> 
> You'd be risking more than an elbow around here.
> 
I avoid roads. Just down the hill is a cycle track which follows the 
path of an old railway line. It only goes for a couple of miles in one 
direction, but the other way runs for several miles into a country park, 
where there are a number of other cycle paths shootng off from there.
And sometimes we put the bikes on the cars and go further afield - there 
are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
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 there
> are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.

Ah oui ? and do you bring scones with you for a snack while cycling?

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> 
> 
>  there
> > are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
> 
> Ah oui ? and do you bring scones with you for a snack while cycling?
> 
Welsh cakes.
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On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 21:05:04 +0100, Bev wrote:

<>< 
>I avoid roads. Just down the hill is a cycle track which follows the 
>path of an old railway line. It only goes for a couple of miles in one 
>direction, but the other way runs for several miles into a country park, 
>where there are a number of other cycle paths shootng off from there.
>And sometimes we put the bikes on the cars and go further afield - there 
>are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.

Partly thanks to my nephew Julian, who works for Sustrans and helps to
plan the routes of new cycle tracks :-) 
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On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 14:28:57 +0100, Sheel wrote:

<><
>We could call them Eblow Nappies, as Greebs thinks your eblow is in a
>funny place.
>
<mutters> I can't believe it's not popsocks </mutters>
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Liz warbled...
> On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 21:05:04 +0100, Bev wrote:
> 
> <>< 
> >I avoid roads. Just down the hill is a cycle track which follows the 
> >path of an old railway line. It only goes for a couple of miles in one 
> >direction, but the other way runs for several miles into a country park, 
> >where there are a number of other cycle paths shootng off from there.
> >And sometimes we put the bikes on the cars and go further afield - there 
> >are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
> 
> Partly thanks to my nephew Julian, who works for Sustrans and helps to
> plan the routes of new cycle tracks :-) 
> 
Oooh, good. Could you ask him where my latest batch of books are please? 
I ordered them almost a week ago.
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Liz warbled...
> On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 14:28:57 +0100, Sheel wrote:
> 
> <><
> >We could call them Eblow Nappies, as Greebs thinks your eblow is in a
> >funny place.
> >
> <mutters> I can't believe it's not popsocks </mutters>
> 
Thank you Liz. Stick to the mackering upping and let me and Sheeel make 
the executive decisions. Your name would be more suited to the Outer 
Walls (the OWs) themselves rather than to the plastic parcel bag 
protective sleeves.
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:07:19 +0100, Bev wrote:

> Liz warbled...
<>< 
>> Partly thanks to my nephew Julian, who works for Sustrans and helps to
>> plan the routes of new cycle tracks :-) 
>> 
>Oooh, good. Could you ask him where my latest batch of books are please? 
>I ordered them almost a week ago.

He doesn't work in the book section.  You will have to wait patiently,
or impatiently if you prefer.
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:11:13 +0100, Bev wrote:

> Liz warbled...
>> On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 14:28:57 +0100, Sheel wrote:
>> 
>> <><
>> >We could call them Eblow Nappies, as Greebs thinks your eblow is in a
>> >funny place.
>> >
>> <mutters> I can't believe it's not popsocks </mutters>
>> 
>Thank you Liz. Stick to the mackering upping and let me and Sheeel make 
>the executive decisions. Your name would be more suited to the Outer 
>Walls (the OWs) themselves rather than to the plastic parcel bag 
>protective sleeves.

What name?  You mustn't name the things after me.  That would be
silly.  And if they involve mackerel, I want nothing to do with it.
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Liz warbled...
> On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:07:19 +0100, Bev wrote:
> 
> > Liz warbled...
> <>< 
> >> Partly thanks to my nephew Julian, who works for Sustrans and helps to
> >> plan the routes of new cycle tracks :-) 
> >> 
> >Oooh, good. Could you ask him where my latest batch of books are please? 
> >I ordered them almost a week ago.
> 
> He doesn't work in the book section.  You will have to wait patiently,
> or impatiently if you prefer.
> 
I am the very picture of patience... and if they don't arrive on 
Tuesday, I'll e-mail them.

As he can't help with that, how about asking him to give a push where 
necessary to the people wot are supposed to be mapping out the newer 
parts of the Dare trail. You can go along one bit, then you don't know 
where to head next.
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Liz warbled...
> >Thank you Liz. Stick to the mackering upping and let me and Sheeel make 
> >the executive decisions. Your name would be more suited to the Outer 
> >Walls (the OWs) themselves rather than to the plastic parcel bag 
> >protective sleeves.
> 
> What name?  You mustn't name the things after me.  That would be
> silly.  And if they involve mackerel, I want nothing to do with it.
> 
Deaf old bat.
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Bev wrote:
>  Liz warbled...
>> On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:07:19 +0100, Bev wrote:
>>
>>> Liz warbled...
>> <>< 
>>>> Partly thanks to my nephew Julian, who works for Sustrans and helps to
>>>> plan the routes of new cycle tracks :-) 
>>>>
>>> Oooh, good. Could you ask him where my latest batch of books are please? 
>>> I ordered them almost a week ago.
>> He doesn't work in the book section.  You will have to wait patiently,
>> or impatiently if you prefer.
>>
> I am the very picture of patience... and if they don't arrive on 
> Tuesday, I'll e-mail them.
> 
> As he can't help with that, how about asking him to give a push where 
> necessary to the people wot are supposed to be mapping out the newer 
> parts of the Dare trail. You can go along one bit, then you don't know 
> where to head next.

I'm thinking about going to see Billy Bragg at the Parc & Dare theatre 
in November, is it a good place for a concert ?

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>
>
>  there
> > are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
>
> Ah oui ? and do you bring scones with you for a snack while cycling?
>
>Welsh cakes.

Don't know them, but I'm willing to try.

dennis@fake warbled...
> I'm thinking about going to see Billy Bragg at the Parc & Dare theatre 
> in November, is it a good place for a concert ?
> 
Treorchy isn't. The Parc & Dare's OK though.
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 19:52:02 +0200, La mouette wrote:

>
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>La mouette warbled...
>> "Bev"  a écrit dans le message de news:
>> MPG.231a7dbe465aaf9798aeef@news.fireflyuk.net...
>>
>>
>>  there
>> > are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
>>
>> Ah oui ? and do you bring scones with you for a snack while cycling?
>>
>>Welsh cakes.
>
>Don't know them, but I'm willing to try.

Welsh cakes are absolutely gorgeous.  Unfortunately the silly Welsh
put eggs in the mix, so now I can't eat them any more :-(
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:40:26 +0100, Bev wrote:

> Liz warbled...
>> >Thank you Liz. Stick to the mackering upping and let me and Sheeel make 
>> >the executive decisions. Your name would be more suited to the Outer 
>> >Walls (the OWs) themselves rather than to the plastic parcel bag 
>> >protective sleeves.
>> 
>> What name?  You mustn't name the things after me.  That would be
>> silly.  And if they involve mackerel, I want nothing to do with it.
>> 
>Deaf old bat.

Well, I know I am fat, but I'm not dead yet.
-- 
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La mouette warbled...
> 
> "Bev"  a écrit dans le message de news: 
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> La mouette warbled...
> > "Bev"  a écrit dans le message de news:
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> >
> >
> >  there
> > > are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
> >
> > Ah oui ? and do you bring scones with you for a snack while cycling?
> >
> >Welsh cakes.
> 
> Don't know them, but I'm willing to try.
> 
They're at their best not long off the bakestone, but failing that... 
http://www.cakesfromwales.com/Maddocks/P1_Home.aspx

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Liz warbled...
> Welsh cakes are absolutely gorgeous.  Unfortunately the silly Welsh
> put eggs in the mix, so now I can't eat them any more :-(
> 
Only one or two  :(

How about using egg raplacement powder?

Or maybe these, though they aren't the same?
http://www.damefandango.com/veganebook/pechemignon/veganwelshcakes.htm

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Liz burbled:


>I'm going to have to try again.  I'll go shopping for currants when
>the shops open on Tuesday :-)

They're open tomoz.
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>
> "Bev"  a écrit dans le message de news:
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> La mouette warbled...
> > "Bev"  a écrit dans le message de news:
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> >
> >
> >  there
> > > are loads of cycle tracks and trails around south wales.
> >
> > Ah oui ? and do you bring scones with you for a snack while cycling?
> >
> >Welsh cakes.
>
> Don't know them, but I'm willing to try.
>
They're at their best not long off the bakestone, but failing that...
http://www.cakesfromwales.com/Maddocks/P1_Home.aspx

Ah thanks, they look a bit like flat scones.