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Need to save battery - reception is bad in here, which uses it up at a rate of knotsOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostI'm always up for a game of fb scrabble if you're really bored.
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostNeed to save battery - reception is bad in here, which uses it up at a rate of knots
Hope it's not too serious.
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Further bbc news on Felix...Originally posted by barrydidit View PostWaiting for a train to Liverpool. It appears to be on time. The station cat (Felix) is doing his rounds with an air of indifference matched only by the ticket witch behind her window.
Track suits: More railway stations worth lingering at - BBC NewsComment
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If you follow the cable from the monitoring machine to the wall you will find a plug.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostNeed to save battery - reception is bad in here, which uses it up at a rate of knots
Just unplug what is plugged in there and plug your phone charger in*
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Good work. It doesn't mention that Felix has a cat basket in the first class lounge. I assume that's to keep the undesirables out of the place, and a good thing too, though I don't mind revealing that fact in these august pages.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostComment
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Indeed. You should use the plug from the patient in the next bed.Originally posted by eek View Post* this is not serious advice..Comment
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One of our cats is in trouble with MrsBP. It has taken to peeing in the play room. Presumably as it is too cold to go out.....Originally posted by barrydidit View PostGood work. It doesn't mention that Felix has a cat basket in the first class lounge. I assume that's to keep the undesirables out of the place, and a good thing too, though I don't mind revealing that fact in these august pages.Comment
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I hope NF is okay. I would miss MOnday LInks!
I suppose other stuff might be missed too.....Comment
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