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Nice pali!Originally posted by eek View Postpali

I was aware it was coming up, but hadn't clocked it was so close
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To the bins, with a couple of bags of recycling. There I discovered the answer to a question I had wondered about: the bins get trundled down to a point adjacent to the road by the management company person on Monday, ready for bin day on Tuesday, then are brought back again by said management person on Wednesday; so what happens on a Bank Holiday, when they don't work on Monday? And the answer is, the bins don't get done, so don't go over there with two bags of recycling on the Wednesday after a Bank Holiday Monday as you'll have to cram them into the last two not-quite-overflowing bins by main force
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Apparently he made "inappropriate" comments about female staff members' weightOriginally posted by ladymuck View Post
I heard that it was some of his ill-advised quips in that episode which has lead to Greg stepping down from that show "to spend more time with my family"
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The car earlier was a Noble M12 we've seen before; SORN, MOT ran out about a year ago
And some of the gold diggers who'd been miserable became happy, while for others it was the other way round
Later, S1E2 of Slow Horses, Work Drinks (TV Episode 2022). It's good, this series
Early night now because I'm tired, so I want to make the most of the darkness. Not that the light wakes me up since I've started leaving the blind pulled down, but maybe the early light is disrupting the later stages of sleep a bit, or something. Anyway, as I'm tired, I don't suppose getting to sleep will do me any harm
Goodnight all
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