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Tea was some of the ham, pea and lentil soup, accompanied by thick ends of both wholemeal and multiseed that have been taking up space in the freezer
Still too warm in here, but there isn't much of a breeze to carry the cool air inwards
The car earlier was a BMW Z3 M, from which a previous owner had removed the anti-roll thing. Doesn't seem like a good idea, really
And tea has been accompanied by the tail end of a Police Interceptors from the other night
I'd paused it at the start of a commercial break. This exposed a bug when I resumed, which happened even after I'd force-quit the My5 app and started again from the front page. As far as I can see, it assumed that it needed to show some ads because it does that when you try to resume a programme after a period of absence. However, it also wanted to show some ads because it was at an ad break. The solution it found was to play two lots of ads simultaneously. Only one lot won as far as the screen was concerned, but the audio from both came through, nicely mixed together. Then, at the end, it played the same trailer for Home and Away on both streams, but one started about 1.5 seconds before the other, so everything the characters said was repeated a moment later. Pretty epic fail, I thoughtComment
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Tonight's further viewing was a new episode of 24 Hours in A&E though despite being a new series, it's still patients from late 2020. And then an old one from 2012
The extra time let the place cool down a little further, but it's still too hot
Goodnight allComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThe car earlier was a BMW Z3 M, from which a previous owner had removed* the anti-roll thing. Doesn't seem like a good idea, really
They must have been taking tips from the rusty Fiat approach to automotive engineering.
*Not so much "removed" as "fell off".
Morning.
Dry. .
Blue sky.
Warm in here at 22.5 deg.
1018 mBar, 30.06 763.56 in Hg, Torr, 14.765 psi, (up from 1016 last night), 73% RH.
Wednesday.
Shopping trip to Tesco done dusted washed dried sanitised & put away.
Discovered one of the security lights has failed to permanently on.
I wonder how long that's been on for, thankfully only a 110W one, which will shortly become a 10W led one.
Some proper Strangelovian entertainment on R4 this morning: Sideways: A nuclear awakening and then War of Nerves.
Wear your mushrooms with pride.
Can't see anything obviously wrong with said security light other than it being ancient.
Lunch: scrambled egg and poached tomato on Morrisons soya & linseed toasted crust, bramble jelly & marmalade sandwiches, red pippy corner yog, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Strewth it's a bit warm out there, Bruce, hot enough to boil a monkey's bum & no mistake.
Faulty security light removed and not replaced, but the cable was instead connected to a newly installed junction box pending the reduction in temperature to something more bearable.
Assorted electronic junk on the shelf nearby was roughly dusted, the dead crap brushed off, and installed in binbags to at least keep some of the crap off it.
The dead security light has. of course, been retained Just In Case It Comes in Handy, like.
The rusty & broken mounting bracket appears to be firmly welded to it via some even more rusty nuts & bolts.
Freecell score: 100% (of 14), running average 85%.
Entertainment: Ancient Aliens bollox: The Alien Phenomenon: with that erick chap again. All 2 hours of it. (Not that I've watched much of it).
Glad to see that the jackdaws are appreciating the apples & pears on my fruit trees.
Just as well someone does. :.
Tea: meatballs in tomato sauce with rice n peas, stewed gooseberries and custard, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Entertainment: Farscape S4 E10 "Coup by Clam": the neurally linked bacteria one with added Girl Power.
Wheeler Dealers S16 E11 1964 Triumph TR4. An actual classic. And even better the subtitles work so OldYerAndOut Motor Mouth is silent. Which is double plus good.
Well that included the most half arsed explanation of the difference between dynamo electrics with positive earth and alternator electrics with negative earth.
Well there's a thing. Lucas, Prince of Darkness, regulator explained. Who'd have thunk?
My Feet are killing me on Really. Strong stomach needed for this one.
Phantom Signals on Blaze: The WOW! signal, odd earthquake type signals from an island between Madagascar & Africe: new volcano 12000 feet down in the ocean, tedious crap about mirages.
Mystery Quest on Blaze, more bollox about Area51, UFOs, the usual.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 13 July 2022, 22:07.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Morning all
A few clouds in the sky, and even got 3 drops of rain that fell as we were coming back in from our walk.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Morning denizens
Back to that unpleasant sunniness out, though it's not expected to get any higher than 24°C from the current 18°. Barometers steady at 1014/1022mBComment
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Morning all
Cloudy but bright and warm. Currently 22 degrees with a high of 27 expected. Barometer down to 1022 mBar.
The journey to / from Portuguese class last night wasn't too bad, although the Central Line was a bit warm.Comment
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Wow, in today's games, the mystery country in Globle was my go-to first country. The answer to Nerdle was my second guess (the first guess only having 2 right numbers wrong place and 2 right signs wrong place)…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostWow, in today's games, the mystery country in Globle was my go-to first country. The answer to Nerdle was my second guess (the first guess only having 2 right numbers wrong place and 2 right signs wrong place)Comment
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
Some proper Strangelovian entertainment on R4 this morning: Sideways: A nuclear awakening and then War of Nerves.Comment
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