My chorizo tip: slice thinly, fry in olive oil with some fresh, thinly sliced mushrooms, serve on toast. Sunday morning?

DB have trade-marked "Radler" and sued small Dunedin?

I'm wondering if those guys make anything that isn't.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKcChGsDqnU

I'm so pleased Mr Smoked Eggs has made it to the big smoke and is getting rave reviews; I met him at the Dunedin market last year and was convinced he had a winner. Another Dunedin find was?

I'm thinking Strawberry Alarm Clock. Off topic somewhat, has anyone noticed the prevalence of the word 'Buffalo' in band names? The Buffalo Springfield, Grant Lee Buffalo, and?

Great find Lilith!

And this is something I really enjoy about the show, and markets in general. You can?

Maybe?

I laughed long and hard when I read that. It's a sad day when one is?

The?

Where. Can. I. Get. These? This is clearly a Danielle-pertinent gourmet foodstuffs *emergency*.

Emily would lol at that, I'm sure.

Great find Lilith!

+1

Off to Elbow tonight, I'm late to discover them but kinda expecting they're good live?

I had the best scrambled eggs ever courtesy of my sil cooking up a dozen&a half* of the smoked eggs with a few leaves?

It's like Chicken of the Sea, only the other way around.

and tastes a bit like ... chicken

Arrgh! Do you think it is "long pig"?

Absolutely. Several of my colleagues who are borderline obsessed with baking cakes only talk about (and bring to work!) their macarons now. Cupcakes are totally so yesterday.

Switch up to diclofenac. Get a repeat presecription from your doctor and keep the bottle handy.

Also sold over the counter?

That's the downside.

My assumption was that you'd only be taking it for a day or two until the back settled down. A couple of days doesn't usually cause upsets, but your milage may vary.

I had a back/neck injury back in February, which she's been dealing with.

Part of the treatment has been me swallowing my pride and actually listening when she teaches me how to do basic stuff, like sitting, standing, squatting movements (to pick stuff up),?

Another southern delight: Pic's Really Good Peanut Butter (from Nelson I think).

I haven?t injured my back like this for a long time actually, in part?

I certainly won't mention my chiropractor then.

Oops...

Got knocked off my bicycle when I was 16, and damaged both spine and neck. (Was majorly helped by an osteopath by the by.) While I am careful, and reasonably knowledgable (and have an?

I imagine you'd be following that up with Katy Perry,

Cause Bailey you're a firework
Come on show 'em what you're worth
Make 'em go "Oh, oh, oh!"
As you shoot across the sky-y-y

No thanks necessary. ;-)

I'm pretty sure that this is actually the best analgesia you can do over the counter. It's still likely less codeine than your doctor would give you if?

Just sayin'.

ETA: That attachment was mis-appropriated from the other thread. Or, I stuffed up, being only mortal.

Threadjack II. This seems almost... apposite?

Tried any other non-steroidal anti-inflammatories? They vary, but some people just can't stomach any of them.

That's too good to pass up.

For the Wellingtonians, I recommend you get it from the lovely Wendy at Cultured in Petone. Must try the baba ganoush idea, if only because I?

One of my all time favourite movies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaqC5FnvAEc

Ah, memories. Some 30 years ago, I was in the stage show of that at Bats in Wellington.

Sir, you are evil. Well done.

he's a brick...
Just when I wanted to say, now that this 'font' exists
would it be possible to make it available as a font to buy
which might then give Blair some small extra?

News to me! Just checking there's not a major reason for it to be off before turning it on again.

Just posted text to it. What was broken, Ian?

It was closed. We've just turned it on again, but I don't know why it closed. Mystery!

They wouldn't really suit the hybrid I ride. The cycle pack I wear works pretty well for me really.

Added bonus is a way less sweaty back.

Not really ...

But I confess I'm a bit confused about where to go next bikewise.?

The bike I had before the current one (which I bought second hand) lasted me 17 years. Changing bikes every couple of years is a wank IMO.

Personally I prefer very simple bikes (no shocks), but ended up getting a bike with?

I'm torn between the conflicting imperatives of a hybrid, a commuter bike, and a road bike that'll be appropriate for longer distances. I've done?

My old one was purchased (new) in 1993. By the end neither of the wheels was original, I was on my 4th (5th?) back cassette, 2nd set of front chain rings and cranks, and 2nd bottom bracket. I?d?

Yes, it really is a great ride, and I'm looking forward to doing it again soon – though probably on a full suspension bike now that I am middle aged and wimpy!
here is some info about the three season trial that DOC are?

I got the Rincon, which I guess was the next model down, in the same year. Went great until I gave it to a colleague's son a year or two ago, where I understand it's still going strong.

Ah yes: someone else said "touring bike" to me too. I'm going to pop up the road and have a look at?

Oooh. Not sure I want to give up disc brakes though ...

Instead of ?Hustle for Russell? it?s more ?Get round town for Brown?.

Also good that he had a go with the drop bars to see if he liked them, which he didn?t.

I?d like to proffer the idea that drop bars?

And at my age, that ain't gonna happen. My cervical vertebrae just won't handle me having my head up like that. I've had trouble with that part of my spine before and I'm not keen?