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[zeitghost]

Yes, I had an email with the word "jelly" in it.

No blancmange?

[Pondlife]

No blancmange?

Nope.

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What a great Idea, lets have a reaction. The Council could possibly provide a huge marque on the field, we could all bring tables and chairs, a band and lots of cakes and jellies.

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Like I said. Waaay too much time on their hands this lot.

[zeitghost]

Nope.

I am shocked & horrified.

[mudskipper]

Have you seen the Rosetta stones? Elgin marbles?

Indeed, although they are now called the Parthenon Marbles.

I am ashamed to admit that I was well into my adult years before I twigged that they were statues, friezes etc, and not round things that you rolled. I did wonder what the fuss was about!

[NickFitz]

Nope.

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What a great Idea, lets have a reaction. The Council could possibly provide a huge marque on the field, we could all bring tables and chairs, a band and lots of cakes and jellies.

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Like I said. Waaay too much time on their hands this lot.

Coming next year: "They're putting the Council Tax up! It's a disgrace, what are they wasting the money on?"

[Pondlife]

Coming next year: "They're putting the Council Tax up! It's a disgrace, what are they wasting the money on?"

Indeed.

Half the street lights have to be switched off between midnight and 6am to save cash.

Chucking a couple of pallets in a heap and setting them on fire is a darn sight cheaper than what they're expecting next.

[NickFitz]

Indeed.

Half the street lights have to be switched off between midnight and 6am to save cash.

Chucking a couple of pallets in a heap and setting them on fire is a darn sight cheaper than what they're expecting next.

Burn the marquee. They'll soon get an idea of relative values

[DaveB]

The wheel continue to grind for the new gig. Tentative start date is now the 11th May. Which is at least an actual date.

[zeitghost]

Well the PICKit 3 programming board appears to do something useful, which is nice, having drilled all those holes.

[zeitghost]

Indeed, although they are now called the Parthenon Marbles.

I am ashamed to admit that I was well into my adult years before I twigged that they were statues, friezes etc, and not round things that you rolled. I did wonder what the fuss was about!

That Elgin, he was a marbles playing wizard.