Reply to: What are you doing this weekend?

[moorfield]

My daughter's 4th birthday tomorrow!

[Lockhouse]

Pushing off early this evening!

Home tonight after a week in The Smoke. Lunch in Winchester tomorrow at a decent restaurant. Going to see an Elvis impersonator (dragged along - don't ask!) tomorrow evening with my missus and her mate + her mate's new bf. Sunday it's the Grand Prix then down the local for a couple of pints with a roast.

Hope everyone has a good a weekend as me.

[BrilloPad]

Since there have been so many old threads resurrected this week - why not one more?

[Gold Dalek]

You are lucky. Mrs. Dalek is a Strictly Come Dancing fiend. Why do women like such poo?

Would you be interested in a Mrs Dalek swap?

[voodooflux]

• Clearing up some of the mess that the builders made
• Setting up my NAS
• Finishing off a website
• Watching West Brom humiliate Aston Villa
• Family gathering on Sunday afternoon

[BrilloPad]

nothing much on saturday, probably spend most of the day sitting down. (at 40,000 feet)Nothing much on sunday, probably spend a lot of time sitting down driving from Perth to Darwin. heh heh.

oops that reminds me, take an aspirin quick.dont want a dvt now, do we ?

At the moment I am recobvering from my knee operation - so I am avoiding DVT. But I need a surgical stocking on the day of the op I had 2

[The Lone Gunman]

Oktoberfest

[Diver]

This is it.

Should be part of any school's curriculum. I'm 40, and, at school, was taught more about Sutton Hoo than about WW2!

All they ever taught me was 1066 and never look up when somebody shouts "Incoming"

[Bob Dalek]

Does that offer more depth than the UK History rolling WW2 coverage?

This is it.

Should be part of any school's curriculum. I'm 40, and, at school, was taught more about Sutton Hoo than about WW2!

[EternalOptimist]

nothing much on saturday, probably spend most of the day sitting down. (at 40,000 feet)Nothing much on sunday, probably spend a lot of time sitting down driving from Perth to Darwin. heh heh.

oops that reminds me, take an aspirin quick.dont want a dvt now, do we ?

[BrianSnail]

two days tulipesurfing in Pot Noodle Harbour.

or

Plan B and family.

You no like Pot Noodle Harbour?

[OwlHoot]

Mind you, Mrs. D was a good sport about my insisting that we watch The World at War box set every Sunday morning for 6 months, an episode at a time, plus all of the extra features, so maybe I'm getting my punishment?

That reminds me - I must listen to the CD I bought called "Voices from the Great War".

Was driving home one day a few months ago, and hearing an extract on Radio 4 I suddenly recognised one of the voices - My neighbour in Wimbledon back in the 60s, Lieutenant Montague (Monty) Cleeve, describing going over the top at the Battle of the Somme in 1916. So I ordered the CD on Amazon.

He was a nice old boy, thin as a whippet (which possibly explains why he survived - all he had to do was turn sideways like a playing card and the bullets would have zipped past him!).

[ThomasSoerensen]

two days tulipesurfing in Pot Noodle Harbour.

or

Plan B and family.

[BrianSnail]

Two days kitesurfing on Poole harbour

Hope the weather stays nice....

[BoredBloke]

Does that offer more depth than the UK History rolling WW2 coverage?

The Hitler channel is one of the best things on sky - if you want to encourage the kids to go out, simply put on the never ending black and white footage of the 2nd world war.