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Wife home late - 
Set off to Ingleton -
Got wrong barn -
Spoke to Gemini -
Got right barn -
Had some -
And some -
Not much -
But did not -
But Gemini DID -
Next day did some - er hill walking
Followed by some -
And some -
Then some -
And some -
And some -
And some - er curry
All time doing some -
Again, followed by not much -
Then today did some -
Followed by some -
And yet more -
Thanks to everyone who made this w/e so -
I am on -
Flashheart
Set off to Ingleton -
Got wrong barn -
Spoke to Gemini -
Got right barn -
Had some -
And some -
Not much -
But did not -
But Gemini DID -
Next day did some - er hill walking
Followed by some -
And some -
Then some -
And some -
And some -
And some - er curry
All time doing some -
Again, followed by not much -
Then today did some -
Followed by some -
And yet more -
Thanks to everyone who made this w/e so -
I am on -
Flashheart
Flashheart, I guess that was you in the other cerb today?????
My g/f has a question for your gf/wife!!!
We were behind you when you grounded out on one of the roads. My g/f always gets annoyed with me about it when it happens to me (really don't see how it's my fault) and she was wondering what your other halfs reactions were to these things.....
Andy
My g/f has a question for your gf/wife!!!
We were behind you when you grounded out on one of the roads. My g/f always gets annoyed with me about it when it happens to me (really don't see how it's my fault) and she was wondering what your other halfs reactions were to these things.....
Andy
Hi Andy, great to see you out yesterday. It always amazes me that, after reading the Cerbera forum, I always presumed that there are thousands of Cerberas out there but often on these runs there are only one or 2. I guess it means we are special 
As for the grounding out, were there any sparks? I was kind of hoping you would be treated to a great fireworks display.
Our thoughts. The first thing we did was clench our backsides because we knew it was going to hurt! I am with you though,there is often nothing you can do about it. We had just come across from Ingleton and almost bottomed out several times. It is impossible when you drive over a little humped backed bit of road and see the gouge marks in the road ahead. As for wifey she often says 'ouch' or 'poor Cerbs' because she knows I am not doing it deliberately. It is difficult when you are playing catch-up and are driving a little faster than others.
Wifey has told me say that your g/f must know that when there is only 6 inches to play with men rarely get it right.
Cheeky Cow
Flashheart
As for the grounding out, were there any sparks? I was kind of hoping you would be treated to a great fireworks display.
Our thoughts. The first thing we did was clench our backsides because we knew it was going to hurt! I am with you though,there is often nothing you can do about it. We had just come across from Ingleton and almost bottomed out several times. It is impossible when you drive over a little humped backed bit of road and see the gouge marks in the road ahead. As for wifey she often says 'ouch' or 'poor Cerbs' because she knows I am not doing it deliberately. It is difficult when you are playing catch-up and are driving a little faster than others.
Wifey has told me say that your g/f must know that when there is only 6 inches to play with men rarely get it right.
Cheeky Cow
Flashheart
Gemini AKA Barf Simpson said:
Shame your stomach doesn't get the principle; 'what goes in here, stays in here'!
Thanks to the all 'fondlers' for a great evening, it is a shame I couldn't make the whole weekend. Perhaps I should do a little less
and a bit more nextime! So, when do we get to do it all again?
flashheart said:
It always amazes me that, after reading the Cerbera forum, I always presumed that there are thousands of Cerberas out there but often on these runs there are only one or 2. I guess it means we are special
I know what you mean, there's always a few of everything else but it's as if the cerbs are all in hiding for most of the year. Even at the meets there's usually only a couple.
flashheart said:
As for the grounding out, were there any sparks? I was kind of hoping you would be treated to a great fireworks display.
There were a few
makes a difference seeing someone else do it instead of being told that I nearly lost my exhaust again flashheart said:
The first thing we did was clench our backsides because we knew it was going to hurt! As for wifey she often says 'ouch' or 'poor Cerbs' because she knows I am not doing it deliberately.
Wifey has told me say that your g/f must know that when there is only 6 inches to play with men rarely get it right.
Cheeky Cow
Flashheart
I'll pass on the message
There was one run a couple of months back when I lifted my bum off the seat in anticipation of grounding. In a moment of madness I thought it would lessen the impact
The gf just sat there laughing at me for the next ten minutes. On a different note I was hoping to see a couple of flames out your rear and a few pops and bangs (and not because of the curry), but I still couldn't hear anything over my car (I need to quieten it down i think).
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Yes please!!! 
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