morning, blue sky with fluffy bits in sunny sarf herts.
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Morning denizens
Cloudy out, though a bit of thin sunshine is getting through thinner patches now and again. Very windy though, judging by the wild gesticulations of the horse chestnut tree out the front
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Hey Dr S. Possible Plan B post retirement
Inside an incredible "prop library" of vintage electronics and obsolete consumer tech / Boing Boing
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how did you get in my garage???Originally posted by DaveB View PostHey Dr S. Possible Plan B post retirement
Inside an incredible "prop library" of vintage electronics and obsolete consumer tech / Boing Boing
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That's not my garage because you can get in it.Originally posted by BR14 View Posthow did you get in my garage???
The trolley jack I wanted to use last Sunday might as well have been on the moon.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Another power cut
As this interferes with my plan to spend the afternoon building MySQL from source so I can run it under a debugger to investigate some of its internals, I decided instead to pop up to the Amazon Locker to collect a book. And lo! on the next corner, a hole, near which are a bunch of workmen with that slight droop of the shoulders that suggests it wasn't their fault, and two vans, one of them from the power company. Also, the petrol station by which the hole is situated has no power either.
This then made me wonder if the Amazon Locker would be working, and it was: it must have a UPS or something
Oh, and it's raining
And as I type, the power has come back on, then gone off again, and come back on again. Not sure how much it's to be trusted yet…
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Very late lunch due to the primary ingredient being in the freezer, which I didn't want to open in case the power cut went on for ages: southern not-fried chicken fillet in a wholemeal bap
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None of that remains true: rain, hail, currently awaiting the murrain of beasts, and it seems a lot colder.Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
Have come home to find A Great Debate on PM about the use of the term "Colour".
Stone me, some of these people are really really precious.
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Similar here, except the rain's stopped, at least for nowOriginally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
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But, looking on the bright side, the electrickery is back on.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostSimilar here, except the rain's stopped, at least for now
Similar thing happened here last Sunday when the water board were out fixing a pipe that had been "serviced" by the gas main replacement bunch.
£290 to tax the car this year.
For a fecking 1.6.
Tea/dinner was lentil <pffffft> soup.
It was ok but portion control was a bit lacking.
Ho hum.
This evening's epic is "A Million Ways to die in the West" with Seth McFarlane, Liam Neeson and Charlize Theron.
I wasn't expecting much but it's laugh out loud funny in places.
A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) - IMDb
Liam Neeson is Clinch Leatherwood. <- little cherooty thing
I really enjoyed that.
It was very funny (or appealed to my sense of humour).
So that's two Westerns in succession.
Maybe it'll "Shane" tomorrow.
Which isn't funny.
Unless you watch it in Welsh (yng Nghymraeg).
Shwmai Shane, as someone says.
TFBSZ.
Now trying to remember if I ever bought "The Accountant".
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