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The last time you said that was when you threw that milkshake at him. We must improve your aim..... -
Today, I have not been sufficiently enthused by the notion of tidying to do any. The assorted crap lingers
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If the urge to use furniture polish comes over you, then I'd really start worrying.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostToday, I have not been sufficiently enthused by the notion of tidying to do any. The assorted crap lingers
It's downhill all the way after that happens.
When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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I believe there is some furniture polish under the sink, which I inherited from housemates at a former residence. It will probably be of interest to a museum of packaging before too longOriginally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostIf the urge to use furniture polish comes over you, then I'd really start worrying.
It's downhill all the way after that happens.
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Was walking through a field today when got butted in the bum by a sheep. No horns, so assume it was a lady sheep. Most intimate contact I've had with a female for a few years, I may walk there again.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
John Wayne (My guru, not to be confused with my beloved prophet Jeremy Clarkson)Comment
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Buy some wellies.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostWas walking through a field today when got butted in the bum by a sheep. No horns, so assume it was a lady sheep. Most intimate contact I've had with a female for a few years, I may walk there again.
Don't forget to cut the string.
Tea/dinner this evening was more of yesterday's roast beef.
It was nice enough.
This evening's entertainment began with etching a pcb for a PIC project that's been hanging around for a year.
It continued with S1 E5 of "Jeremiah" which is getting a bit more lively.
Currently watching "The Hatton Garden Job" on ITV.
We shall see how it pans out.
I have several, many of which were inherited from Strangelove Mater, and one of which I bought to polish a desk when I moved the lab the first time in 2005, since the desk I inherited looked Very Sad.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI believe there is some furniture polish under the sink, which I inherited from housemates at a former residence. It will probably be of interest to a museum of packaging before too long
TFBSZLast edited by DoctorStrangelove; 20 May 2019, 21:03.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Its a well crafted action thriller / mystery with a few twists.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMoving on, my post-pub entertainment was a rewatch of The Accountant (2016), which is without doubt one of my favourite action films for reasons I find hard to define but which work for me
Goodnight all

I did rather enjoy it.Comment
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Tonight's major motion picture has been Magnum Force (1973). Shows its age here and there, but generally stands up well
Goodnight all
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