BrightonCottager
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[Brighton] Dryrobe 'culture war': which side are you on?
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BrightonCottager
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Good point, well made. And Reynard's is also an issue for me. I've been getting in and out of wetsuits in the winter for half a century, so do it as quickly as possible, un/dressing as I go. A changing robe turns that whole procedure on its head and feels unnatural and I get cold. When sea swimming in the summer, I cycle to the beach. Coming home, its all up hill so I stay warm.
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Perfidious Albion
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Well, well we’ll. Every day you learn something new. Personally, I couldn’t give a toss what people wear.
Garyoldfan
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And if you were unlucky you’d get the zip caught in the fur and be stuck with the hood up
Iggle Piggle
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For the first time ever this morning, I've joined the " it's pissing down I'll wear the dry robe" whilst walking the dog club.
It worked like a charm. 5 stars.
It worked like a charm. 5 stars.
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TWOCHOICEStom
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It's not the DryRobe
I mind. It's the mandatory yappy little dog called "Frankie" trying to attack my son on his bike that gets me.
I mind. It's the mandatory yappy little dog called "Frankie" trying to attack my son on his bike that gets me.
Iggle Piggle
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She's actually called DOTTY and only chases kids if they don't have their helmets on. Safety first innit.It's not the DryRobe
