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« Reply #30 on: 24 February 2023, 18:24:17 »

I try to train my brain not to tell my bladder it's time to let go five yards from the bog  ;D This can be after a two/three hour journey, the brain is just three or four seconds ahead of itself.

It's strange how your bladder seems to know that you are approaching the loo and the urge to go gets stronger the closer you get.  ::)

Is this an age thing?  :-\  ???                                      :D
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« Reply #31 on: 24 February 2023, 18:32:28 »

I try to train my brain not to tell my bladder it's time to let go five yards from the bog  ;D This can be after a two/three hour journey, the brain is just three or four seconds ahead of itself.

It's strange how your bladder seems to know that you are approaching the loo and the urge to go gets stronger the closer you get.  ::)

Is this an age thing?  :-\  ???                                      :D



I'm not the only one then..😂😂😂
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« Reply #32 on: 24 February 2023, 18:57:47 »

I have to drink loads of water as i suffer from kidney stones. That in turn makes me need to pee a hell of a lot. If pissing was an Olympic sport, i'd be the favourite for gold.
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« Reply #33 on: 24 February 2023, 19:12:55 »

I have to drink loads of water as i suffer from kidney stones. That in turn makes me need to pee a hell of a lot. If pissing was an Olympic sport, i'd be the favourite for gold.

They could call it the Piss Off!  ;D
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« Reply #34 on: 24 February 2023, 20:53:21 »

I try to train my brain not to tell my bladder it's time to let go five yards from the bog  ;D This can be after a two/three hour journey, the brain is just three or four seconds ahead of itself.

It's strange how your bladder seems to know that you are approaching the loo and the urge to go gets stronger the closer you get.  ::)

Is this an age thing?  :-\  ???                                      :D
  funny how an enquiry re the A5 has turned into a peeing thread , tho having a enlarged prostrate I know all about the urgency problem . yes re my trip to Brixham my daughter has contacted me about our planned stay in Devon , I thought it was in the near future but its not whilst the 28th June, her birthday is on the 29th & she happens to share it with one of my sons .A yesr between both of them. the lad being the elder.    :y
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« Reply #35 on: 24 February 2023, 22:59:40 »

I try to train my brain not to tell my bladder it's time to let go five yards from the bog  ;D This can be after a two/three hour journey, the brain is just three or four seconds ahead of itself.

It's strange how your bladder seems to know that you are approaching the loo and the urge to go gets stronger the closer you get.  ::)

Is this an age thing?  :-\  ???                                      :D
  funny how an enquiry re the A5 has turned into a peeing thread , tho having a enlarged prostrate I know all about the urgency problem . yes re my trip to Brixham my daughter has contacted me about our planned stay in Devon , I thought it was in the near future but its not whilst the 28th June, her birthday is on the 29th & she happens to share it with one of my sons .A yesr between both of them. the lad being the elder.    :y
Plenty of time to plan then Ray. ;)
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Re: M5
« Reply #36 on: 25 February 2023, 13:49:19 »

* Nothing beats the M11 for boredom though.  At least its short.

Try the M45
Thats far too short to be boring - you come off the roundabout at Dun-somthing? and by the time you're at full ramming speed, its time to slow down for the M1 ;D

That said, thats where I managed to max my old Astra GTE, banging it on the rev limiter in top gear all the way along. until PC Plod picked me up on the M1.
Dunchurch.  ;)
Yeah, thats the place.  Bloody great reservoir nearby, but not really visible from the road....
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« Reply #37 on: 25 February 2023, 14:00:03 »

* Nothing beats the M11 for boredom though.  At least its short.

Try the M45
Thats far too short to be boring - you come off the roundabout at Dun-somthing? and by the time you're at full ramming speed, its time to slow down for the M1 ;D

That said, thats where I managed to max my old Astra GTE, banging it on the rev limiter in top gear all the way along. until PC Plod picked me up on the M1.
Dunchurch.  ;)
Yeah, thats the place.  Bloody great reservoir nearby, but not really visible from the road....
The Dun Cow in the village centre is not bad.
My daughter in law takes her doggy for walks around Dracote Water.
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« Reply #38 on: 25 February 2023, 14:02:40 »

I know it's an odd suggestion for a car forum.... (cue sharp intakes of breath!) .... but you could let the train take the strain.   :D

Book your tickets as far in advance as possible and you can do a return to Paignton from York for £157.90 and it takes about 6 hours via Londinium. York - Ldn King X - Ldn Paddington - Exeter - Paignton.

The more direct and sensible route, York - Exeter - Paignton takes about the same time but costs £406.50 return!  :o

https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/YRK/PGN/120523/0800/dep/180523/0800/dep

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« Reply #39 on: 25 February 2023, 14:14:43 »

I know it's an odd suggestion for a car forum.... (cue sharp intakes of breath!) .... but you could let the train take the strain.   :D

Book your tickets as far in advance as possible and you can do a return to Paignton from York for £157.90 and it takes about 6 hours via Londinium. York - Ldn King X - Ldn Paddington - Exeter - Paignton.

The more direct and sensible route, York - Exeter - Paignton takes about the same time but costs £406.50 return!  :o

https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/YRK/PGN/120523/0800/dep/180523/0800/dep

This means  you'll need to mix with the great unwashed. ::) ::)
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« Reply #40 on: 25 February 2023, 14:48:48 »

I know it's an odd suggestion for a car forum.... (cue sharp intakes of breath!) .... but you could let the train take the strain.   :D

Book your tickets as far in advance as possible and you can do a return to Paignton from York for £157.90 and it takes about 6 hours via Londinium. York - Ldn King X - Ldn Paddington - Exeter - Paignton.

The more direct and sensible route, York - Exeter - Paignton takes about the same time but costs £406.50 return!  :o

https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/YRK/PGN/120523/0800/dep/180523/0800/dep

This means  you'll need to mix with the great unwashed. ::) ::)

That can be a education...  ::)
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« Reply #41 on: 25 February 2023, 17:02:32 »

I know it's an odd suggestion for a car forum.... (cue sharp intakes of breath!) .... but you could let the train take the strain.   :D

Book your tickets as far in advance as possible and you can do a return to Paignton from York for £157.90 and it takes about 6 hours via Londinium. York - Ldn King X - Ldn Paddington - Exeter - Paignton.

The more direct and sensible route, York - Exeter - Paignton takes about the same time but costs £406.50 return!  :o

https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/YRK/PGN/120523/0800/dep/180523/0800/dep

This means  you'll need to mix with the great unwashed. ::) ::)

That can be a education...  ::)
I doubt you'd gleam any education from using busses or trains  :-\
inless you didn't know what stale p155 and puke smelt like  :P
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« Reply #42 on: 25 February 2023, 17:34:35 »

I know it's an odd suggestion for a car forum.... (cue sharp intakes of breath!) .... but you could let the train take the strain.   :D

Book your tickets as far in advance as possible and you can do a return to Paignton from York for £157.90 and it takes about 6 hours via Londinium. York - Ldn King X - Ldn Paddington - Exeter - Paignton.

The more direct and sensible route, York - Exeter - Paignton takes about the same time but costs £406.50 return!  :o

https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/YRK/PGN/120523/0800/dep/180523/0800/dep

This means  you'll need to mix with the great unwashed. ::) ::)

That can be a education...  ::)
I doubt you'd gleam any education from using busses or trains  :-\
inless you didn't know what stale p155 and puke smelt like  :P
You can actually type piss now Dave.  ;) ;D
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« Reply #43 on: 25 February 2023, 18:26:14 »

I know it's an odd suggestion for a car forum.... (cue sharp intakes of breath!) .... but you could let the train take the strain.   :D

Book your tickets as far in advance as possible and you can do a return to Paignton from York for £157.90 and it takes about 6 hours via Londinium. York - Ldn King X - Ldn Paddington - Exeter - Paignton.

The more direct and sensible route, York - Exeter - Paignton takes about the same time but costs £406.50 return!  :o

https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/YRK/PGN/120523/0800/dep/180523/0800/dep

This means  you'll need to mix with the great unwashed. ::) ::)

That can be a education...  ::)
I doubt you'd gleam any education from using busses or trains  :-\
unless you didn't know what stale p155 and puke smelt like  :P
You can actually type piss now Dave.  ;) ;D
I could  :) but I prefer to use the buttons a computer keyboard ,less messy   >:D
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« Reply #44 on: 25 February 2023, 18:45:41 »

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I doubt you'd gleam any education from using busses or trains  :-\
inless you didn't know what stale p155 and puke smelt like  :P

Pissing ON the train cubicle floor and toilet seat is easy. Pissing IN a train toilet is an art form. You have to get the old boy out, match your swaying to the clickety clack on the train track, when the rhythm is good you open fire and keep changing the direction of your pissing to the opposite direction of your swaying. Try the hovering squatting position and when your knees give way you may just end up sat on a toilet seat that a million other people have pissed on.  ::)
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