We cycled to a local pub Sunday afternoon, I put young boyface in his bike seat .... then Mrs G wanted the dog to come too , so she put her in the pappose baby carrier and rode along the road with a dog hanging from her front.

Needless to say I put the pedals to the metal to stay well ahead of her incase anybody saw us .

Anyway it seems every car that came along contained somebody we knew, and as we arrived at the pub the windows filled with faces pointing and laughing  At work
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I'm not surprised you should have sent her home.
Once she had left you her purse full of cash.....

I think it's fantastic you took the mut out.

My dog goes mad if we don't take him - and considering he weighs 65kg - then I pay attention..........

jimmy wrote:

I think it's fantastic you took the mut out.

My dog goes mad if we don't take him - and considering he weighs 65kg - then I pay attention..........

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Dave wrote:

Thats no way to describe Mrs CG

Your a brave man Dave Mrs G is like the dog, small cute but ferocious if crossed.


We had to take the dog otherwise it sits on the kitchen window sill and stares mournfully at us as we leave  At work
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You need a trailer for the bike to carry the dog in, you could even get it with privacy glass so no one sees the dog, then once you get comfortable with the trailer.............................a caravan.........

put a geared up caravans motor mover on the trailer and I'd be at the pub in no time .

I guess a standard mover travels quite slowly because you vanners hate speed  At work
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