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Final load in the drier.
Big feck off hole drilled in the single leaf wall of ZeityTowers.
Feck me, that was hard work but nowhere near as hard as doing the same thing in ZeityParentsTowers was all those years ago*.
It was definitely help by the discovery that the wall was tiled before they stuck plastic all over it and the tiles were still fecking there.
However the coredrill did the business & even went through the plastic sheet quite tidily, which was a bit of a surprise.
*3 IIRC.
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So one of the benefits of working in an airport is you get to go and greet your family when they arrive back from holiday at clientco. Even get to be mr flashy "I've got an airside pass and can meet you as you step off the plane".
Then one of them leaves a bag unattended....
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And done!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostOff to do the shopping. I live for pleasure alone…
I do, in fact, need a pair of shoes in the not too distant future, but I think I'll go into town for them - maybe even to Blunts by the railway station, whose sign keeps getting vandalised so it reads "Blunts Hoes"Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostFor shoes?
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Nearly finished.
It's nearly finished me too.
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The usual ZeityBotchJob has excelled itself on this one.
Mostly due to the inability to figure out wtf the cable runs, so to make sure it's avoided the hole is 9" to the right of the centre line.
It looks odd but only I'm likely to see it so wtf.
Time for tea.
Fish.
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I keep forgetting it's a Bank Holiday on Monday. Must remember not to try to do things that involve going outside in the belief everybody's at work
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Lots of people are away.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI keep forgetting it's a Bank Holiday on Monday. Must remember not to try to do things that involve going outside in the belief everybody's at work
Just don't drive anywhere, or try and get on a train...."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Rack of ribs with chips for tea
I should have put it on a bit earlier, as it wasn't melting off the bone - I had to cut the meat with a knife, rather than it almost falling apart at the touch of a fork. But it was still very nice
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