Though I don't like German operas as they just sound wrong.
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I ought to do the same. Not sure if it's illegal...Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI have to remember to take the car out every week or two until the weather improves.Comment
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I'm feeling quite pleased with myself in that I have taken a crappy document and filled it with wonder and delight (factual content).
Now to see what the client thinks of such shenanigansComment
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Now I've clocked off I'm watching BBC Four - Hip Hop: The Songs That Shook America
The list of episodes is in reverse order with the "Ladies First, Queen Latifa" one actually being last in the series as aired. Nice one, BBC.Comment
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Dinner was fish fingers and chips with a fried egg.
Now watching a RI lecture on YouTube. I do like the idea that aliens in the Andromeda galaxy looking at us are seeing the earth 2.5 million years ago and so are looking at early hominids.
https://youtu.be/wmhR_ttQ9-E
The rain has been doing quite an enthusiastic job for quite some time now.Comment
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It's legal.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI ought to do the same. Not sure if it's illegal...
Just keep to the speed limit.
Also if you can pop into a supermarket for some essential supplies in your circuit then you are doubly legal."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I had a fried egg sandwich.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostDinner was fish fingers and chips with a fried egg."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Pre-fast tea has been chicken madras, with rice and naan; nice and filling to keep me going until after the blood tests tomorrow
All finished by 21:15, giving me a clear fifteen minutes on the cutoff time of 21:30
Nothing but water from now on…
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