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Glencoe Premium Wild Oat Stout.

:lol: This nugget will be brought up the next time we go for a drink mate, can't wait. ps, Thanks to Dunning for posting it, I owe you a pint.

Bottle of Jacobs Creek Shiraz and just opened a Budvar.

That is a fantastic beer, jealous that I don't have any.

Budvar, and it's cold and good.

F'kin' hell, that sounds like a line from a Smiths/Moz track.

Really?, I'm impressed. I have a soft spot for Pantani and not just because he won both the Tour and the Giro in 1998, but I was actually in Italy and watching the Tour in 1998 and my hotel Barman was happy to tell everyone within earshot that I was Pantani's brother. I did look like him then, however, he's dead and I'm about 3 stone heavier than I was then. I was in Italy this summer and read Matt Rendell's book The Death Of Marco Pantani, I wanted to like it, but I just couldn't get into it, Pantani's still one of my heroes though.

Morrrissey - Who Put The "M" In Manchester? Lou Reed - Satellite Of Love Hope everyone who is going to see Moz in Dunoon tomorrow has a fantastic time.

Morrissey - Action Is My Middle Name / The Kid's A Looker / People Are The Same Everywhere (live) from the Janice Long show in advance of going to see him in Dunfermline on Monday.

Just won 7-5 in the 5th set, some comeback from 5-2 down.

Budvar, but when the Czech Republics' finest has run out, I'll start on the Innis and Gunn.

Innis & Gunn Original.

You can pm it to me if you like UTN, always looking for a change of scenery.

Lindemans Bin50 Shiraz, yum yum.

I agree about getting a hybrid, I've got a Giant hybrid and am very happy with it. I've only been out 2 or 3 times so far this year due to a combination of work, laziness and horrible weather. Would go out tonight if I didn't have 5's, but definitely getting back in the saddle this week.

Morrissey in Dunfermline - June 20th.

Elbow - Build A Rocket Boys!, Loving this album.

The xx - VCR, I love this song. Yashin - Stand up, Friends in high places. Elbow - build a rocket boys!

My Father and other Working-Class Football Heroes by Gary Imlach.

Currently listening to Leonard Cohen on BBC4, quality.

Possible local routes, but that was when I thought you lived in Bo'ness and I agree, make it as easy as you can on the homeward journey.

Monkeyblair, I can easily access the Forth and Clyde, and Union canals from Grangemouth, so I can go either, Up Inchyra Road, through Laurieston, through Hallglen onto Union canal, turn left and follow the canal through Polmont to the far end of Linlithgow, down the back road to Bo'ness and head back to Grangemouth, or As above to the canal, turn right and head along the canal to The Falkirk Wheel, drop down to the Forth and Clyde canal, head out to Bonnybridge/Allandale/Cumbernauld (depending on how the legs hold up) then head back along the Forth and Clyde to Grangemouth. edit to add, I've just realised that you don't live in Bo'ness, but I'm sure you know the area.

Fyfe Dangerfield - Fly Yellow Moon, The Guillemots - Through The Windowpane.

Fyfe Dangerfield at Oran Mor tonight.

Sad indeed, he along with Robert Millar were among my heroes when I first took up cycling.