ok, i know its early but figured it would give you time to come up with an excuse for the other half.
last year on the day known as XMAS, myself n kim were faced with the same old crap, watch tv till dinner or watch tv till coma insued but came up with the solution and went for a trundle. ok it was a bit chilly but i tell u what, u have never seen the roads soooooooo dead.
did a good run out, possibly fractured a speed law or two(but i can't confirm this) and was still back intime for turkey.
just wondering if anyone else fancied getting out of the house about 930 on that day.
dont bother with boxing day cos all the sales start then and the roads are full again.
christmas day
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i hate xmas day, so last year went mountain biking with my mate rob. -2C and out for about 6 hours.
[Censored] brilliant!!!!
this year i hope to be diving in fiji!!! woohooo
[Censored] brilliant!!!!
this year i hope to be diving in fiji!!! woohooo
bike's gone.... roll on next stage of the masterplan!
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