What are you doing right now?

[kyuss]

I'm google image searching for pictures of Lauren Laverne, Roisin Murphy, kittens, puppies, anything to try and rid my mind of the YMCA images Chuffy posted (without warning) elsewhere this afternoon.   

He's a strange lad that one.

[Pingu]

Watching a Neil Young DVD & drinking Atlas Nimbus beer 

[goatpebble]

I have washed up, sorted the re-cycling, hung up the laundry, and now I am very sleepy.

I am going to brush my teeth and go to bed.

Damn, I have just found three more glasses to wash!

[Che]

Wondering why I'm still involved in the prop 8 thread, which I'd promised myself not to get involved in in the first place.

[nicknack]

Eating left-over pizza from 2 nights ago and trying hard to focus on the screen (large quantities of Late Red consumed earlier in the evening are not helping).

[Analog Kid]

Wondering what kind of sad git posts on a cycling forum at 5.11am on a sunday because yet again he can't sleep...

oh yeah....that'd be me then.

 

[rogerzilla]

Mrs Z appears to have contracted Miss Z's vomiting illness, so having failed to sleep on the sofa and having been told to bugger off by both Misses, I have been drinking tea and refitting the pawls in that slipping gear hub.

I also upgraded the forum software, which worked without Dez's intervention for once.

[Phil]

I'm just getting ready to set off for the Eureka 200. 

[teethgrinder]

Drinking tea and getting ready (by drinking even more tea) to ride another 200km to finish off my 600km Middle Road permnent.

[mike]

toast & marmite and a coffee before heading out for 50 miles with a mate.  Didnt quite make the 6.45 start to join the local cycling club.

[Mike r]

I'm in a bus terminal in Buffalo NY waiting for a new driver. On my way from New York to Toronto, an almost 10 hour trip.

[annie]

Drinking, trying to rehydrate.  I haven't even done the run yet.  Immodium to the rescue.

[LE]

Turussa. I feel sorry for you. 10 hours - yukk. But according to a so called friend, Toronto is worth the journey as the women are easy (they must also be desparate, especially if they want to spend time with him, and having seen pictures of his fck buddy they are especially ugly too). So perhaps there are better reasons to go to Toronto.  My experience of Toronto is it has shops that sell some amazing boots. I quite liked the place as people kept paying me compliments   Have fun.

Back to topic. I'm drinking tea, watching the wonder years and easing tummy discomfort with a warm wheat bag.

[TimO]

I'm trying to fend off a cat who really wants me to get up, feed him, and tidy up his litter tray, so he can "untidy" it.

I sharp claw "patting" your face is hard to ignore.

I think I had better get up, do these things, and complete the installation of the cat flap, which should ameliorate this behaviour in future!

[RogerT]

Drinking Tea while being watched by Senior cat who is basking in the sun.

Trying to work up the enthusiasm to fit new brake levers and brake blocks to skip bike the 2nd as an attempt to persuade it to stop when I want it to.

[LE]

Drinking even more tea

[pcolbeck]

Putting off tidying my home office.

[LE]

I should be writing papers but I'm not

[toekneep]

Trying to figure out what size ball bearings I am going to need to service the headset on a Longstaff before buying them. 5/32 or 3/16, that is the question. Taking it apart to find out is the least attractive option.

[Gandalf]

Resizing some photos to fit in a frame.

[clifftaylor]

Drinking tea, and getting ready to go out to the garage and put *mudguards* on the Ribble - it's got mudguard eyes, so I don't know why I'm faffing around.....

[numbnuts]

I'm having some soup cream of asparagus

[citoyen]

Learning how to calculate square roots of large numbers without using a calculator. I've sussed the square root algorithm method, now I'm trying to get my head around the Babylonian method.

It's fun! I <heart> maths!

d.

[Deano]

Drinking coffee before braving the weather.

[rogerzilla]

Trying to figure out what size ball bearings I am going to need to service the headset on a Longstaff before buying them. 5/32 or 3/16, that is the question. Taking it apart to find out is the least attractive option.

5/32" is more common.  Annoying little things, especially if you decide to load a 1 1/8" headset with loose ones - it takes about a gazillion of them.