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[voodooflux]

Mornin' everyone!

[BrilloPad]

morning(reprised)

[voodooflux]

morning(reprised)

Morning BP

Still busy @ ClientCo?

[BrilloPad]

Population
1358 Revenues
311600 € Unemployment 1 %
Transport 99 %
Crime rate 3 %
Pollution 1 %

rank=240

So far today only 3 visitors - 1 was me and 1 from another city!

Have YOU visited?

[BrilloPad]

Morning BP

Still busy @ ClientCo?

Last 5 minutes it has gone quiet! Previous 3 hours was non stop madness - screaming, death threats etcetc.

I have a medical at 11am - I am almost looking forward to it!

[voodooflux]

Have YOU visited?

/quickly clicks link in BP's sig...

of course!

[KathyWoolfe]

good morning denizens..........

Hope you are all well...(in your case Brillo I hope you get better soon).

I've found an easy way of avoiding getting wet from leaks......when approaching a wet spot on the floor I generall look upwards to see where the water is coming from.....and then I avoid it like the plague.
In the case of not getting wet while travelling on a train or bus I usually avoid open windows when it's raining as I find that water is generally forced to enter the carriage.
HTH

[zeitghost]

Mornin' everyone!

morning(reprised)

good morning denizens..........

Hope you are all well...(in your case Brillo I hope you get better soon).

I've found an easy way of avoiding getting wet from leaks......when approaching a wet spot on the floor I generall look upwards to see where the water is coming from.....and then I avoid it like the plague.
In the case of not getting wet while travelling on a train or bus I usually avoid open windows when it's raining as I find that water is generally forced to enter the carriage.
HTH

The water in the train was descending in streams from the ceiling halfway down the carriage.

The bit that dripped on me came from the luggage rack.

[voodooflux]

good morning denizens..........

Morning KW

I've found an easy way of avoiding getting wet from leaks......when approaching a wet spot on the floor I generall look upwards to see where the water is coming from.....and then I avoid it like the plague.
In the case of not getting wet while travelling on a train or bus I usually avoid open windows when it's raining as I find that water is generally forced to enter the carriage.

With logical thinking like that your career prospects are destined never to reach the dizzy heights of management

[KathyWoolfe]

The water in the train was descending in streams from the ceiling halfway down the carriage.

The bit that dripped on me came from the luggage rack.

See comment applying to the roof....