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Originally posted by BR14 View PostMulti cooker?? more info please?
Yep I know its Lidl but us permies are poor! It was £30.
Also Lidl & Aldi tools etc are normally excellent.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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TFBSZ. Just saw a trailer tonight for Season 4 of The Bridge starting on 11/05 on BBC2. We’re only at 2.4. 16 episodes to watch in a few days...…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by BR14 View PostYou'll have to highlight it on google maps.
with the logo 'here be tygers'When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Tonight's viewing was Matrix Reloaded (apparently they've dropped the "The"). As we all know, not as good as the original, but still pretty good in the mayhem department
Goodnight allComment
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Cold.
Quite unseasonably cold, but at least it's dry.
Last evening's entertainment, once the DIY frenzy had subsided for a while, turned out to be the final two eps of the 4th season of "Person of Interest".
I found them as flat and uninspiring as I did during the previous viewing on 5, a couple or 3 years ago.
However, it must be a plus that I only have the one copy rather than the 3 copies plus dvd case that I possess of "Something's gotta give".
Another tedious week stretches before me, enlivened only by the funeral of a cousin tomorrow.
And, from the sound of things, it won't be long before another one drops off his perch.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Morning all
A tad windy here, to put it mildly. The Dog (tw) almost took off as her ears were generating so much lift when out walking.
The electric has gone down (not off) - computer, broadband & wifi working OK, but filament lights are glowing orange and LED lights haven't got enough to fire into life.
...oh and it's Monday…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostMorning all
A tad windy here, to put it mildly. The Dog (tw) almost took off as her ears were generating so much lift when out walking.
The electric has gone down (not off) - computer, broadband & wifi working OK, but filament lights are glowing orange and LED lights haven't got enough to fire into life.
...oh and it's Monday
Might be worth turning them off until it gets back to normal.
https://www.quora.com/What-happens-w...a-refrigeratorWhen the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Morning denizens
Grey day here, in accordance with established convention. Seems a bit chilly and breezy tooComment
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