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Thanks. She’s our first dog, 20 months old now. Full size, and acting like a disobedient adolescent recently, hence the lead. But, overall she’s a very sweet girl.

This is exactly how I sized the 51’s. 47’s (&56’s): Size 33. 51’s: Size 34.

It’s not Mexico, but Hove was sunny today.

Looser 😆

Bump

This is the main thing. Doing what you can and making small improvements. Having the dedication is the main effort for me. I’d love to have some own my own equipment, but our place is too small, so off to the local gym a couple of times a week. That and a bit of running. Either or depending on the weather and my mood. I always feel better afterwards, even if it makes me tired and less productive for the remaining hours of the day when I’m supposed to be concentrating the most.

Once in a while I ride the bus, just like my people.

You’ll have to do a show & tell on all Golden Era bodybuilding equipment @CSL, and then some Most Muscular poses for us. In the WOMJ of course! 😉

February 2011 was a strong period for Superfuture indeed.

Reading through the trend quiz responses, had me querying what i'd done myself, and just how long i'd actually been on Sufu? So I looked it up.... 14 Years! Almost to the day.

I pronounce it as No-vesta. But honestly have no idea if that’s right.

Yelling at the sea. Sure, it’s a different sea to most days, but traditions have to be upheld nonetheless 😉

Working on my Winter Sun fades in Paphos, Cyprus this week. Not sure I’m doing it right?

April 25, 1888. I have great pleasure in stating my experience of your Trousers Stretcher. It is un-doubtedly the best in the mar-ket, and my experience extends over five years. ARTHUR B. DUNNE. They do seem to like it. Maybe we would too?

Went for coffee. Came home with an Airforce Duffle bag for £35! Looks issued but unused. Mint condition. Fairly modern I assume. Has a very faint Airforce stamp on it. Great red contrast stitching, for no reason is my guess. I assume its for flight kit like helmet and overalls? ‘Kitbag Flyers’

Worked on my car the other day. Changed the heater matrix which was blocked ,causing the reservoir to boil coolant and spray it out via the cap/valve. Also caused the heating to stop working properly. Dealerships charges £1000+ for this work and remove the whole dashboard, but the internet was convinced you could just removed the glove box housing and do it yourself. So I did. For about £90. Complete fiddle! Really awkward. Got it done eventually and everything works. It was freezing though. Zero Degrees Celsius! And my knees hurt. I’m pretty sure I’ve stretched the knees on my WOMJ’s excessively. Test drive in the hills to check for leaks. Never again 😄 Also cut up a tree that came down in Storm Éowyn

Me too

@reallypeacedoff Mine have had a very hot soak, a 20 Degree machine wash and now a cold soak, so it’s doing not too bad. The ink hasn’t lasted too long sadly, as I really like the design.

A few details after a very cold 15min soak. Patch and Pizza details Unfinished Fly and the top button stitching Yellow and black waistband and belt loop stitching Off set left side belt loop Single needle cinch

Outtake of the 47s a couple of days ago.

My Dad just found this in his draw. Mice have eaten his merino base layer and stored peanuts from the bird feeder in the garden in it. Countryside living!

Heres an arm stretched selfie. In natural grey daylight. This perspective makes my ankles look like they taper to a needle point! They’re plenty wide really.

After driving 350 miles from Brighton (that’s a long drive in the UK) up to the Lake District to visit my Dad yesterday, here's the view from his window of Bowscale. Just near the more famous Blencathra. It’s bloody cold too. Looked like this on 11th January though. Much prettier.

Drove for around 7hrs today. Can confirm hairiness.

#191 Lot.611 Pre soak fit. Featuring the first pair of Vans slip ons I’ve had in 20 years . With cuff as idea of length after shrinkage. Pocket ID Aiming to preserve the patch. Trying to keep it out of the hot 30min soak Bonus: Current fit for reference: Freewheelers 47’s