So what's happening out there this weekend? Any plans for Father's Day etc?
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Weekend thread
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Weekend thread
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The weekend
Hi folks. Is anyone doing anything exiting or diiferent this weekend ?
I will be heading south after a week in LochAwe, Scotland. I may have to book myself into rehab after a marathon drinking session with that fellow Cliphead, who lead me astray in a fearsome way
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aw bum. we crossedOriginally posted by Lockhouse View PostSo what's happening out there this weekend? Any plans for Father's Day etc?
Weekend threads merged. Thanks cojakLast edited by EternalOptimist; 17 June 2011, 11:59.(\__/)
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Mrs PL's birthday this weekend so having a bit of a do on Sat. Was hoping for some decent weather and a chance to fire up the weber but looks like that ain't gonna happen.
Better get myself down to CostCo later to stock up the booze fridge.
Probably take the old man out for lunch on Sunday.Comment
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Dentist tomorrow
And spending the rest of the weekend throwing unwanted gubbins and garden refuse into a skip, taking other unwanted gubbins to charity shop.Last edited by norrahe; 17 June 2011, 13:31.Comment
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Workout in my gym now I've got a big telly downthere, a bit of coding as my paid work is so boring I want to learn something
I really want to go out and use my camera but the forecast is direDoing the needful since 1827Comment
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Old Timers Parade
Yep, I'm going to see a load of Old Timers.
Which translated from German means "Classic Cars".

The car tax and insurance systems here make it easy to keep a second car for occasional use only, so there is a long tradition of keeping classic cars going, and there are some beauties about.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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I was there?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostHi folks. Is anyone doing anything exiting or diiferent this weekend ?
I will be heading south after a week in LochAwe, Scotland. I may have to book myself into rehab after a marathon drinking session with that fellow Cliphead, who lead me astray in a fearsome wayComment
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Well, he said he was you.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI was there?
Some worldly-wise smoothie drinking bottles of Merlot and chatting up the bar maids.
and you still owe me a fiver
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It's coming back to me, still got the hotel keyOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostWell, he said he was you.
Some worldly-wise smoothie drinking bottles of Merlot and chatting up the bar maids.
and you still owe me a fiver
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