I'll be out, anyone else coming? You can leave the tights Buffalo's and overshoes at home.

Point of order for the grammatical pedants out there:

- is it "Buffaloes", "Buffalo's" or "Buffalos"???

I think the latter. Dom?

PT

I will be out

i fancy a spin.

I understand that a collection of buffalo can be called a gang, herd or obstinacy. I'm looking forward to joining the herd of obstinate gang bangers later, and i'll be dressed in appropriate attire for the prevailing air temperature.

Pat, I think Eco might find a use for your big tool.

I'm planning to be out, cant miss out on this weather.

Pete

I was clearing out my shed today and I found this strange looking thing called a mountain bike!! Am gonna dust it off & come oot the neet!!

Cheers
Geordynige

I'm not going to enter the fray on the Buffalo issue - you're all way beyond help - but Nige, I think it's worth pointing out that, given that you do now live in Cambridge, your last sentence should read: "I am going to dust it orf and come out tonight."

I hope this is helpful.

Dom

P.S. Good to hear you're still on planet MTB, Nige!

P.P.S. Gutted to have missed the warmth of last night. Straight out of page 1 of Pasty's little book, I've got a shitty cold...

Well, it's a shame that the Pedantry Master is not going to pronounce on the Buffalo conundrum. That said, a shitty cold is a pretty good excuse.

Can we be clear on this though? Is there actually shit, cold or otherwise, involved in your ailment? Or do you use the adjective metaphorically?

Stop me if I'm taking this pedantry too far.....

PT

Pasty - stop!