Just spent an hour trying to find a website then remembered that americans like to remove letters from words....
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Twas a very nice, if rather wet BBQ. Gazebo came in handy. Good sausages, great pork, divine desserts.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMmm, BBQ… *drools*
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Given that Google's name is a spelling mistake, I think they're just very careless when registering domain namesOriginally posted by eek View PostJust spent an hour trying to find a website then remembered that americans like to remove letters from words....
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The website is a acronym so I was doing a search for moulds or molds as americans like to call them....Originally posted by NickFitz View PostGiven that Google's name is a spelling mistake, I think they're just very careless when registering domain names
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Given my napette this afternoon + the fact that it is still light outside, it feels much to early to be going to bed. But I am
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Having weighed the pros and cons, I've decided not to go to the pub tonight. I may treat myself to another painkiller, though, as this tooth is a lot better but still giving me a bit of gyp
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GoodnightOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostGiven my napette this afternoon + the fact that it is still light outside, it feels much to early to be going to bed. But I am
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I missed the best of itOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostYou must have been overjoyed this morning then.
Didn't take a brolly this morning, so naturally it rained that very wetting wet rain that penetrates so well.
This afternoon, having taken a brolly on my trip to Swansea, it didn't rain, the sun came out & it was hot.
And sweaty.
Back in Neath it was overcast & humid again.
Pah!
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Reheated chicken chasseur out of the freezer for dinner. I boiled some Basmati rice to go with it, which I enjoyed so much I may start having it more often. Maybe it'll help me lose a bit of weight if I have rice instead of chips a few times a week
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