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Many thanks.Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostThe evening's entertainment:
Oak Island Nutjobs: found 3 parallel walls backfilled with clay in Smith's Cove.
No idea of the relevance, may be associated with the box drains.
Some Californian nutjob waffled on about the Knights Templar, the French, the American Revolution, Some flag that George Washington invented in 1776, and the nutjobs showed a stone on a beach which had a very similar inscription on it to the tree on the flag.
No sign of Gary.
The geotech in the swamp got done overnight to reduce interference from wind noise.
And that's more or less it until the next season.
Followed by "Highlander: Endgame" which I didn't understand much of since it involves the tv series I've never watched: as in who the feck is Duncan McCloud?
Seemed to be mostly martial arts which was pretty tedious with much pressing of buttons to find out how much fecking longer it was running.
This one did have the advantage of not being 4:3.Comment
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Greeting from Leeds where younger twins uni interview is 90 minutes earlier than she expected (she thought it would be at 2 it started at 12:30)
eekmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Further supplies of fatballs purchased from Wilko for my feathered friends.
Walk walked in wan sunshine, quite breezy out there.
Lunch: beans on Morrisons sunflower and pumpkin seed toast, bramble jelly sandwich, 1.05 pints of good Glengettie tea.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Found 2 pitas in the fridge - they weren't furry, so toasted them and have added cheese and tomatoes. They are now in the oven, letting the cheese melt a bit.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Sardines-in-tomato-sauce toasties for lunch. Lovely stuff
Interested parties should be aware that, as far as I know, they don’t do sardines in brown sauce. All further comment should be directed to John West’s New Products Division
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Colleague's wife lives near Streatham. Apparently loads of cop cars round there - some sort of stabbing. Nothing on BBC yet. Maybe it is a common occurence round there....Comment
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