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I love Steptoe & Son, one of my fave comedies, yet the wife can't stand it.
qhHe had a negative bluety on a quackhandle and was quadraspazzed on a lifeglug.
I look forward to your all knowing and likely sarcastic and unhelpful reply.
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So I take that as a "no", for now, then.Originally posted by quackhandle View PostSorry. In fact due to having my car nicked, the Police being a waste of time, Birmingham council not being able to collect my refuse collections properly, I think I'm gonna be emigrating with you. This country is fooked.
/rantover
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If you change your mind WTFH will meet you at Wisley Services.
Or "someone" will
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Just to reassure you, if you do change your mind, although Wisley Gardens is a known Surrey dogging area, you will be totally safe with WTFH, or "someone".
They will flash their lights twice.
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There we are.
The ZeitStandardForWednesdayTea of liver, bacon & onion gravy has been cooked & eaten.
It was very nice.
For some reason I appear to have packed twice as much bacon into the freezer bag as was required.
So half of it has gone back in the fridge.
It was pretty salty too.
The R4 18:30 "comedy" has bitten the dust since I found the first five minutes unfunny.
It's that connections thing.
The one with Reeves & Mortimer was truly fecking dire, but this one was just uninteresting.
My gaydar is borked so I couldn't tell if either was that way inclined.
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Home, finally!
I was having a great run back when, two miles before the motorway junction, all three lanes ground to a halt
And when, finally, I got to the junction, the old problem of northbound-joining traffic getting stuck as it crosses the exit was holding sway
Only added about forty minutes to the journey…
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The far-away-things ones, as I sit far enough away from the telly for them to workOriginally posted by zeitghost View Post
I can also make the subtitles out easily if wearing my reading glasses, though. I usually have those on while I'm eating my dinner, as I'm more interested in seeing what's on the plate properly than what's on the box
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Having watched the first one (of the latest versions) last weekend, I think the new one will be worth the expense of the 4K Blu-rayOriginally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostSaw the latest Planet of the Apes film in 3D last night.
I have gone from a reluctant viewer (the 2nd one) to being a real fan.
Bloody good
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Inneresting (as one might say if pressed).
I was thinking of getting some telly watching glasses just for watching the telly since one eye is ok(ish), whilst the other is a bit blurry at that distance.
The astigmatism doesn't help a lot either.
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You mean the Ockham car park? I'd not meet anyone there, you never know who's watching.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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2 and 3 are great too.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHaving watched the first one (of the latest versions) last weekend, I think the new one will be worth the expense of the 4K Blu-ray
You've got those to look forward to
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