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The paracetamol seems to have taken the edge off the discomfort in my knees...
I suspect I shall have to go & see the quack sometime soon...
Ho frigging hum.Comment
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The postman is wending his weary way up the terrace across the road.
It must be quite dangerous (or more so than normal) at the moment.Comment
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Tried to get in this morning, made it 25 miles on a little over an hour, gave up and came home as the radio reports were saying it was even worse closer to the office. Got a bout 2 inches in the village now, A1 is down to one lane and it's still snowing.Originally posted by HeliCraig View PostShouldn't you be at the quarry digging up more salt?"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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I was told that can introduce more air into the system, but I might give it a go anyway today - some of these rads seem to be only half full at the moment.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI bleed mine when it's on... seems to work better that way...Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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At least being permie means I still get paid
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Since the houses are set back from the pavement up a flight of steps, the posties tend to walk across the front gardens...
This is easier said than done in some of the front gardens.
Particularly that of the wrecked house.
He'd have to fight the tigers hiding in the buddleia...Comment
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