January 30, 200917 yr my girlfriend gave birth to my beautiful baby daughter yesterday morn!!!! apart from feeling very tired and hoping that i still get to ride (the bike that is!!) does anyone know how to get the smell of dirty nappies and vomit out your riding gear!?!?!?!? he he! hopefully be down the yennards soon asap!
January 30, 200917 yr Many congrats! You need to buy her a new bike.................tell the wife she will grow into it ...............EVO 250 Sick and vomit on the riding gear............leave it you will be at the front of every queue in every section Oh those sleepless nights Edited January 30, 200917 yr by GIZZA5
January 30, 200917 yr Congratulations Gaz and Mrs Gaz! My riding gear always smells fruity. That's fear for you...
January 30, 200917 yr Congratulations to the Gaz's Gaz let me know if the following comment rings true with you as well. I remember the birth of all my children. Each birth was the most incredible, beautiful and emotional time of my life. They brought my wife and myself closer than ever. The kids were just incredibly angelic. AND at the same time from a strictly spectator viewpoint, it was also the most disgusting thing I have ever witnessed. Enjoy your new daughter, they are only young once. Get used to the smell of dirty nappies and vomit, it don't go away for quite a few years.
January 30, 200917 yr Get used to the smell of dirty nappies and vomit, it don't go away for quite a few years. Yeah, mines nearly 16.... Congrats Gaz, Mrs Gaz and baby Gaz
January 30, 200917 yr Well done Gaz, all your hard work has obviously paid off after 9 months. Make sure Mrs. Gaz does some work now that the little 'un has arrived
January 30, 200917 yr Congratulations Gaz and Mrs Gaz & Gazette. I watched my daughter being delivered bu c section, not for the faint hearted. We used to go riding sections together when she was about 3, her sitting, me standing. Ah memories. Like I fell asleep at the wheel and crashed the car. Your going to be tiered, so be careful. And enjoy.
January 30, 200917 yr congrats the best thing you will ever do. my eldest now five went to her first autojumble at 4 days old her first trial at 8 weeks and observed, counting the dabs for me at 2. time will be limited for bikes now but stick at it cos when the next ones born you might as well sell the bikes...
February 1, 200917 yr Author thanks for all the well wishes chaps. i think shes got a strong clutch grip too by the way she was squeezing my hand!
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