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Much rain this afternoon. Now to decide what to have for dinner. I might get it delivered.
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Lets hope it's like The Death of Stalin, when the Evil Mother****er is left to stew in his own vile juices for three days before anyone does anything.
There'll be a Little Song in My Heart should it prove true..
From the sounds of things Vance is really up for that approach..
Luke 12: 20 always springs to mind:
Originally posted by The AlmightyThou fool, this night thy soul shall be required of thee: then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided?.
Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 16:46.
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post^^ There's been lots of chatter about how he's unwell, with people mentioning his swollen ankles a lot.
If he has snuffed it, I suspect it'll be like when Octavia, Daughter of God and founder of the Panacea Society, died: they'll wait three days in the belief that he'll rise again, but eventually be forced by the smell to accept that it isn't going to happen
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^^ There's been lots of chatter about how he's unwell, with people mentioning his swollen ankles a lot.
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Sausage bap for lunch
Social media appears to be full of rumours that Trump is dead. It's not just on Bluesky; apparently it's all over Twitter and Threads too. As far as I can see, there's no reason to believe it to be true, but it's a nice thought and everybody seems to be enjoying it
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Back from nice long walk with loony lady 3. Two loony lady free days to come now.
PS Actually ll3 does not seem loony, may need renaming.
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Afternoon all
Sunny with increasing cloud cover, making me think it won't last much longer. Currently 19 degrees ('feels like' 25) and that's the high for the day. Rain could happen. Barometer up to 1003 mBar.
Sunrise 06:11; Sunset 19:52 BST
A faffing about type of day today. Sort of packing for tomorrow's trip to Madrid while looking at flight options for other trips we'd like to do.
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Morning denizens
Cloudy with sunny spells today, and rather breezy with it. There's likely to be rain around teatime and on into the evening. Mild enough though, being 19°C and maybe reaching 20° for a while. The barometers are back up a bit at 990/998mB
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Morning.
Saturday? <checks clock>
Dry.
Grey.
Sunless.
Cool in here at 19.6 deg, 20 in the kitchen, 18 in the leanto.
996 mBar, 29.4 in Hg, 747 Torr, 14.445 psi, (up from 995 last night), 68% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 13th of February 2020 NF watched S1E1 of "Hill Street Blues". Let's be careful out there, even more so for vetran with his new drill press and plasma cutter from Lidl(tm).
Walk (towpath, unabbreviated) walked in the grey gloom. It even deigned to drizzle on me for 5 minutes at the start and 2 minutes at the finish.
Freecell score: 97%, running average: 83%.
Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: FOOC.
In the ongoing grey gloom I chose to look at some railway picture books, mostly coz I can't be arsed with any of the other, other other, other other other, or other other other other books at the moment due to ongoing existential angst.
Not sure that looking at the sometime magnificence of so much that's been destroyed was a good idea.
It's quite remarkable that Swansea had six railway stations at one point.
Tea: soup etc. Entertainment: sticking pins in my Trump doll..
Entertainment: PM.
Maigret.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 17:07.
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Tonight's major motion picture premiere was The Woman in the Yard (2025) in which a family are dismayed and perplexed when a veiled woman clad in black turns up, sitting in front of their house, and moving a bit closer whenever they aren't looking. Quite a decent little horror story and, unlike many films nowadays, it knew how not to outstay its welcome by clocking in at around eighty minutes (not counting credits)
After that, onwards with the saga with a rewatch of Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010). A great improvement on the rather lacklustre one that preceded it, with plenty of mayhem augmented by good plotlines and some genuinely unpleasant baddies - the worst being the Hollywood producer who wasn't even infected
Finally, a further episode of Dune: Prophecy, to wit, Twice Born (TV Episode 2024) which was so good that it suckered me into watching the next episode, In Blood, Truth (TV Episode 2024) as well
Goodnight all
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The afternoon was all rather pleasant, perfect timing for the walk down the road to pick up my freshly cleaned winter duvet. I also had an appointment for a pedicure that was very nicely done.
Invoicing done on my return home.
Watched Only Connect and the latest Fake or Fortune. Very tired again so dozed on the sofa while listening to Add to Playlist.
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"Drain blown king"? I think you meant "drain blocking", autocorrect
Tea has been a rack of smoky BBQ ribs and chips
This was accompanied by the rest of the Trucking Hell I started watching last week
And the dishwasher happily did its thing without anywhere getting flooded!
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