I was feeling better, now starting to feel like tulipe again, I think the drugs have worn off.
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Standard government issue chicken casserole for dinner tonight. I managed to get it started at a sensible time, for a change.Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostStandard government issue chicken casserole for dinner tonight. I managed to get it started at a sensible time, for a change.Comment
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Stone me, there's a 100mm* diameter hole in the wall in the kitchen.
And tomorrow I'll need to make another one in a different wall.
Easy, it ain't.
But we're getting there gradually.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostTrain number 3. Altercation with lady who'd piled her luggage up in the bike bit. Feeling stressed now.
The bikes were neatly parked in the bike space.
I don't think the old fart is a regular commuter on the 07:28.Comment
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Originally posted by Pondlife View Post... and breathe!
Morning/Afternoon campers.
Today I will mostly be feeling "Fook it, it's Friday"
Chury.
Om.Comment
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Memo to self: a 5kg drill actually weighs knocking on for 11lbs.
i.e. it's fecking heavy.
Memo to self: when drilling fecking big holes in brick walls, do try to remember to find the dust mask before you start. Brick dust doesn't taste pleasant.
Memo to self: do try to organise things so that brick dust doesn't cover the entire fecking kitchen.
Night all.
I is knackered, cut 3 lawns, a hedge, & drilled a fecking big hole in a wall.
The things I do on my holidays.Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostStone me, there's a 100m diameter hole in the wall in the kitchen.
Mind, I suppose Giant Alien Lizards need pretty big kitchens to cook all those Starfleet officersComment
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There was a waitress pad at the end of the bar in the pub, on which was written (sideways):DEFINATELY
I COULD OF
I pointed to it as the barmaid brought my pint, saying "What's this, a list of egregious usages that are ******* annoying?"
"Yes," she cried, "YES! You see, this is why we love you!" and shook my handComment
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