Sorting stuff Saturday

pinno

Meh. I am going to edit that well known quote. Life is not death and taxes, life is paperwork, taxes and death. You're not officially alive until you have a bit of paper, you can't travel until you have a bit of paper, you aren't dead until you have a bit of paper and you will need lots of bits of paper like utility bills and the like before you can have a bank account and fill in a form or two.

Laters.

Stevo_666

I can help with the first one.

Been out into Bromley buying stuff while Stropteen and her friend wander round town window shopping. Now back at home dealing with an overheated Muttley. Football has started...

pinno

Get mutley a 'hedge cut'. Hairy dog's can suffer heart attacks in severely hot weather. Hedge cuts are an even, short trim all over. He will be more comfortable and the coat is easier to take care of. Let it grow long in the winter.

(Or he can take a dip in your pond).

homers_double

At the Airport! Woo!

Stevo_666

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19685270#p19685270]Pinno[/url] wrote:

Get mutley a 'hedge cut'. Hairy dog's can suffer heart attacks in severely hot weather. Hedge cuts are an even, short trim all over. He will be more comfortable and the coat is easier to take care of. Let it grow long in the winter.

(Or he can take a dip in your pond).

It's not too bad, he's just a bit more laid back than normal and has discovered the joys of lying on the tiles on the kitchen and downstairs bog floor (both north facing rooms so no direct sun).

Flâneur

Our german shepard used to lie on the tiles in the summer. The current two are too soft but both have short coats to save grooming.

Back home tomorrow, oh well

napoleond

Need to get my TT bike sorted and kit ready, up early for a race tomorrow. But the weather is nice. And there's barbecues going on.

pinno

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19685270#p19685270]Pinno[/url] wrote:

Get mutley a 'lamb cut'. Hairy dog's can suffer heart attacks in severely hot weather. Lamb cuts are an even, short trim all over. He will be more comfortable and the coat is easier to take care of. Let it grow long in the winter.

(Or he can take a dip in your pond).

EDIT :roll:

sungod

i'm off to sunny dubai for a bit of business, limo, drive through check-in, now enjoying few civilized hours in the virgin clubhouse before the flight, hic

then back and next friday off on hols with shiny bike for three weeks, three, 3, trois, drei, [choose your preferred three], huzzah, pull up a kitten, etc.

Frank the tank

To the date today I've racked up 38 years employment with the same world renown aero engine manufacturing company. A fact I'm very proud of.

pinno

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19685542#p19685542]Frank the tank[/url] wrote:

To the date today I've racked up 38 years employment with the same world renown aero engine manufacturing company. A fact I'm very proud of.

Focke a Wulf?

Stevo_666

Mitsubishi?

And here was me thinking that Frank was a British Leyland man