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Yumm, healthy luncheonOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostLunch is some salad from the canteen with Walkers ready salted crisps and a creme egg.MarriedComment
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Just heard on the old Beeb News, mobile networks are being affected, lot of people WFH, surprised the Internet hasn't blown up yetMarriedComment
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Lunch: a Heinz sandwich spread sandwich (
), a bramble jelly sandwich (
), two yoghurts, 1.05 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Today's Freecell score in the miserable overwhelming greyness: 86% & that was a struggle, running average 83%.
Not sure I can cope with a week of this, much less a month.
Originally posted by AndyGarbs View PostJust heard on the old Beeb News, mobile networks are being affected, lot of people WFH, surprised the Internet hasn't blown up yet
Maybe Skynet has seen its chance.
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Meeting re lost footpaths I was going to this morning was cancelled. Writer's club on Friday cancelled. Future of karaoke group and volunteer things in the balance. Looks like my only company really will be my little puppet parrot soon.
PS Those virus things do look pretty. Is there such a thing as virus porn? Probably illegal if there is.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
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All major food groups coveredOriginally posted by AndyGarbs View PostYumm, healthy luncheon
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There's the Australian mouse virus that "they" made some slight genetic changes to which suddenly became 100% fatal.Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
PS Those virus things do look pretty. Is there such a thing as virus porn? Probably illegal if there is.
How's that for porn?
Mouse Virus or Bioweapon? | Science and Technology | BBC World Service
But it's the Beeb so must be lies by definition.
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Leicester’s finest!Originally posted by ladymuck View PostLunch is some salad from the canteen with Walkers ready salted crisps and a creme egg.
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Lunch has been a couple of roast chicken thighs, also with a bag of Leicester’s finest
There’s a light breeze out, which is just on the cusp between “nice fresh air” and “chilly” as it blows through the living room window. Might shut it out in a bit once the air’s had a chance to circulate
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