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I like the person offering a correction: "It's a leap year so isn't it 364?"Originally posted by SimonMac View PostTwitter is full of morons saying today is Page 1 of a New 365 page book, all contractors know it's a leap year and thus we get an extra billing day that the permies work for free
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Went on for about an hour and a half and the NorPusses were terrified.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostIt's a grey day here.
Colder, but dry.
How did WWIII go last night?
There were a few fireworks around here but nothing spectacular.Comment
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Lots of cooking. Smoked a ham hock, boiled it. Now chilling.
Pea and ham soup tomorrow.Comment
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Just popped out to check on the cars. No further fence collapse that I could see, but my word, it's a miserable night out there! Cold, wet, windy, and singularly dark to boot
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And to make it worse the Salmon is now closed for a few weeks until the new folk there move in. Let's hope they don't manage to spoil the place.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostJust popped out to check on the cars. No further fence collapse that I could see, but my word, it's a miserable night out there! Cold, wet, windy, and singularly dark to boot
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostSevere chest pain. If I'm not here tomorrow, I leave my bicycle to NF.
That is the BMC Granfondo gf02 disc (I love this bike). My Rockhopper mountain bike will do for ms#5, should he ever choose to ride a bike again, and my pub (Lejog) bike is probably past the point where it becomes worth bequeathing - if anyone wants it, it should go to one of my Lejog buddies.Comment
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