All I can say is just amazing

 This public service announcment was brought to you by Captain Obvious.

 are you trying to invite negative props, mate?

 He seems like a somewhat angry individual.

 his first and only success. should i feel sorry...meh. :/

 Next week with Captain Obvious, Captain Obvious treads on a drawing pin, and tells you it hurts.

 Its Florence Nightingale for all you tards out there!

 It looks like a Trek.... (sarcasm)


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 thanks man

 Not gonna lie the captains comments were the best....but seriously he's right captain is such a homosexual word i bet you call your bikes john (you ride john all day) AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! This is soooooooo funny.

 I ride/rode as its for sale, Patrick all day.

 Ahaha!! Patrick is definately better than john.

 the scots do not have a summer as such, just a less harsh winter.

 No Lawers is mostly owned by the National Trust, and is one of the best rare alpine plant areas in the UK so it's an NNR, but I don't think anyone would stop you riding the trail, just not off it. There aren't many highly protected areas in Scotland, but the few are there for very good reason. We don't have big wilderness so we have to protect the special places we have, hence you can't just randomly hike off Cairngorm for example, if you could you'd get hundreds of tourists up there destroying the place.

 haha, fair play... although, theres scheallion, lawers and the birks of aberfeldy that are SSSI sites.... not fun for biking... haha,you can see the north side of this hill from my biology classroom

 Yeah you wouldn't want to be riding around on an sssi site lol. Plus you would have to be willing to get up there with your bike!

 you can hike at a Cairngorm, so long as you actually do the climbing, what you can't do is hike after taking the funicular most of the way to the top!

 But it's totally cool to build a golf course on an SSSI, just so you can appees your not very scottish mother what a bawbag. cracking photo.

 Props for using bawbag, dont hear it enough day to day

 Yes well our lovely first minister and his shenanagins with ars*holes like trump do set certain double standards.