A busy but fun weekend

[azekeil]

As ev1ldonut and kissycat1000 have said, it's been a tiring weekend. I'm pleased to see that despite my tiredness I have not succumbed to an illness as a result (yet). Hopefully this marks the very tail end of the effects of the tonsillectomy I had at the beginning of September.

The NEC was interesting, and I got mugged for a Caberg Just One flip-up helmet for £60, and narrowly avoided also buying a rather stern chain. Once I have a ground anchor in place, however..

On Sunday we played Return of the Heroes, which was a little slow and confusing to start with as I got to grips with all the rules, but a bit more fun towards the end :)

DIY is now happening on Tuesday, so all is not lost.

I'm still very chuffed with my online roleplaying - I think it's also helping me express my creative side in a way that's fun and I enjoy very much.. and of course I have an instant audience :)

Comments

[serena-lesley.livejournal.com]

I think the game will be much faster the next time we play it. :) I still think that you should have got the chain with the discount offered, because despite not having a ground anchor at yours, we do have an immovable pillar at mine. :)

[azekeil.livejournal.com]

Yes.. I'm beginning to think as I spend so much time at yours it might be better for me to store the bike there by default - would that be a problem? I'd feel a lot happier knowing someone was there, the location of your place, and the fact the pillar is a lot more substantial than the one at mine..

[serena-lesley.livejournal.com]

Well you can, but you'll need to make sure that it's parked in such a way that I can easily get my own bike out from in front of it. :/

The other plus is that if the alarn goes off at my house, the sound is amplified by the car port. For that reason I'd expect you to leave an alarm fob here for me to switch it off with were a cat to set it off, for instance.

[azekeil.livejournal.com]

Okay, I'll look into it. Thanks, [Ss]weetie *kiss*

[bikerlyn]

Hey Azekeil, are Almax still in business? I couldn't find them but I found Pragmasis (https://securityforbikes.com) are they the same company?

[azekeil]

Pragmasis: Company number 16186081

Almax Security Chains Ltd: Company number 04702121

I guess they're not the same company, although the company is still 'active' :/

[bikerlyn]

Ahh good find, thank you. Similar looking products I guess. I think I'll go with Pragmosis because I can't find Almax anywhere.