Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam in 26 moves (6 x 5 map)
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Morning all
Dull, damp, spitty. Currently 6 degrees ('feels like' 3) with a high of 7 expected. No rain officially forecast but it's in the air. Barometer still high at 1033 mBar.
Woke up about 4.40 am. Too hot. Maybe I put the 10.5 tog duvet on too soon? But the 3 tog wasn't sufficient last week. As a result, I am tired this morning.
Originally posted by NickFitz View PostCan't see it on the C4 website - there's a new 24 Hours in Police Custody though?
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Morning.
Wednesday according to the clock.
Dry.
Sunny.
Blue sky in parts.
Cold side of chilly in here at 11.8 deg, 11.5 deg in the kitchen, 9.5 deg in the leanto.
1030 mBar, 30.415 in Hg, 772.56 Torr, 14.93889 psi, (unchanged), 61% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 10th of December 2019 cojak popped in to say hello, and NF was battling with the SJD accountancy software that wouldn't let him do the needful doings with open ended contracts.
In other news, the Golbourne vintage radio site deleted one of my posts that referred to The Other vintage radio site that banned me.. Said post was about the Tom Evans copyright debacle that's causing a minor furore amongst the electronics fixit world. It is said that there's no such thing as bad publicity. We shall see. £25k for a magic phono stage. Who'd have thunk. The pictures of the internals make my bodging look positively professional.
This chap is singlularly unimpressed:
Oh dear, how sad, never mind..
Odd thing observed this morning: mushrooms inside a treetrunk that would have been invisible before it fell over & got chopped up.
Lunch: brunch.
Freecell score: 78%, running average: 80%.
Tea: beans on toast etc.
Entertainment: Nazi Hunters: dear old Fat Herman gets his just deserts.
UFO bollox waffling on about the usual nonsense.
Thing about Canals. Fell asleep.
Thing about the Industrial Revolution. I watched this in 2013.
Maigret and Number 1 lock with that Bruno Cremer who reminds me of my dad. I think it's the pipe, the hat, and the overcoat. My dad outlived Mr Cremer by 5 years.
Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 11 December 2024, 21:06.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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morning all
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam in 34 moves (6 x 6 map)
submitted various bodily fluids for testing this morning. hope the reds don't get them (DrS?)
fingers (and toes and eyes) crossed................Comment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostAh it must just be new to me as I'm very much behind on TV viewing. S32E4 IIRC
I did my appointed popping out for medical stuff, which involved a trip to Glenfield. The exciting news from there is that the famous pile of gravel has been replaced by one of those big builders' sacks full of gravel!
Whether it's the same gravel put neatly away, or other gravel, is hard to say
And they've improved the car parking situation somewhat with an ANPR system: it records your number going in, then when you want to leave you start typing your number and it says "Ah! This one?" while showing a photo of your car, and works out your bill. It also accepts contactless which is very good news, the need for change having long been an unnecessary burden of going there.
Sadly, this wonderfully efficient system fell apart when I tried to drive out, as it misread an N as an M on my numberplate and stubbornly refused to raise the barrier because I was in an "unknown vehicle"
There was no button for "Try again, you stupid robot" and by now I had somebody behind me who appeared oblivious to the meaning of a reversing light. So I had to get out and walk back to them to explain that I needed to reverse so it could try again. By then, of course, somebody had arrived behind them, so it took another minute or so of general confusion before I was able to back up. I turned away into a bit of space at the side to let the waiting ones through first, so the machine had a chance to clear its head, and on the second go it finally worked it out correctly and I was able to leave
And after all that excitement, I made it home and back to work just in time to agree with my pair's suggestion that it's time for lunch!Comment
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Lunch was Heinz oxtail soup with white toast
Not too bad an afternoon, as these things go. One more day and I'm (temporarily) free!Comment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostBandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam in 26 moves (6 x 5 map)Comment
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And just as I solve the GCHQ puzzles (all 7, then the final one), Facebook goes down.
Coincidence?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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The 24 Hours in A&E mystery deepens.
On my "Watching" list C4 are saying S32E4 is the next episode. Yet, when I look at the available episodes, S33E6 is the most recent, aired on 5th August 2024, and I've watched it.
I feel I'm being tricked somehow.Comment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThe 24 Hours in A&E mystery deepens.
On my "Watching" list C4 are saying S32E4 is the next episode. Yet, when I look at the available episodes, S33E6 is the most recent, aired on 5th August 2024, and I've watched it.
I feel I'm being tricked somehow.Comment
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