thursday up walked a baptist preachin' southern funky school teacher
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this times 1 brazillion.seanoconn said:
I’ll see your fire warden training and raise you risk assessment trainingtetley10 said:Morning, nice commute into town and back out again. Meetings all morning and Fire Warden training this afternoon. Online Fire Warden training could possibly be the most boring thing possible.
nothing can be worse than RA training.
Then again, has anyone ever sat through anything to do with St John first aiders?
Phuckme that's painful..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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It’s not all Polski nosh you know, pie and mash this evening, but not the east end kind, the edible kind.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
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I've gone a bit further, I'm taking the International Certificate in Risk Management at the moment, 2 exams coming up in June.MattFalle said:
this times 1 brazillion.seanoconn said:
I’ll see your fire warden training and raise you risk assessment trainingtetley10 said:Morning, nice commute into town and back out again. Meetings all morning and Fire Warden training this afternoon. Online Fire Warden training could possibly be the most boring thing possible.
nothing can be worse than RA training.
Then again, has anyone ever sat through anything to do with St John first aiders?
Phuckme that's painful.
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The East end kind is pretty vile. Mrs H³, wot wiv being being born and bred that way, made me have some once. 2 pies, mash and liquor from Manzes. Now, I'll eat anything except marzipan, but I'll not be hurrying back for that cr@p. The pies were cheap pastry with some 'brown' smeared inside, the mash was gluey and the liquor was watery, salty and green.seanoconn said:
It’s not all Polski nosh you know, pie and mash this evening, but not the east end kind, the edible kind.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?0 -
Exactly, I’m not a fussy eater by any stretch and will try literally anything, so pie and mash in Sutton didn’t seem a challenge. Felt nauseous after, cheapest mince pies, tasteless mash with an unclassified green sludge.hopkinb said:
The East end kind is pretty vile. Mrs H³, wot wiv being being born and bred that way, made me have some once. 2 pies, mash and liquor from Manzes. Now, I'll eat anything except marzipan, but I'll not be hurrying back for that cr@p. The pies were cheap pastry with some 'brown' smeared inside, the mash was gluey and the liquor was watery, salty and green.seanoconn said:
It’s not all Polski nosh you know, pie and mash this evening, but not the east end kind, the edible kind.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
Why do people rave about it? Because it’s cheap and plenty of it I suppose 😕Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
My mum was from Pimlico (when it was trashy tenements) and loved pie and mash. There's a pretty good one in Camden apparently.0
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RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two.
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oh - thanks for the invite H3.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
cheers.
thanks..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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fresh creosote or old creosote?pinno said:RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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because much like Hunt wheels, discs and cycling clubs they have believed the hype and feel they HAVE to like it and rave about it.seanoconn said:
Exactly, I’m not a fussy eater by any stretch and will try literally anything, so pie and mash in Sutton didn’t seem a challenge. Felt nauseous after, cheapest mince pies, tasteless mash with an unclassified green sludge.hopkinb said:
The East end kind is pretty vile. Mrs H³, wot wiv being being born and bred that way, made me have some once. 2 pies, mash and liquor from Manzes. Now, I'll eat anything except marzipan, but I'll not be hurrying back for that cr@p. The pies were cheap pastry with some 'brown' smeared inside, the mash was gluey and the liquor was watery, salty and green.seanoconn said:
It’s not all Polski nosh you know, pie and mash this evening, but not the east end kind, the edible kind.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
Why do people rave about it? Because it’s cheap and plenty of it I suppose 😕.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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If one has no teeth then probs mash n greasy pie is manna innit.0
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Old. The 'plank' if you can call it, was 2,2m x 40 cm x 10cm and bloody heavy. Most of it was unsalvageable but I managed to get a 1.2m length for the top and 2 x 39cm lengths for legs. It's easily 60 years old, property of old electrickery board.MattFalle said:
fresh creosote or old creosote?pinno said:RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two.
40mins with a bench sander.
Here's some un planed off cuts:
...and here's a picture of the sunset:
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Sunset wins.0
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I like my discs. Yah boo sucks. You can keep your Hunts and your clubs. Primes and solo/one or two mates for me.MattFalle said:
because much like Hunt wheels, discs and cycling clubs they have believed the hype and feel they HAVE to like it and rave about it.seanoconn said:
Exactly, I’m not a fussy eater by any stretch and will try literally anything, so pie and mash in Sutton didn’t seem a challenge. Felt nauseous after, cheapest mince pies, tasteless mash with an unclassified green sludge.hopkinb said:
The East end kind is pretty vile. Mrs H³, wot wiv being being born and bred that way, made me have some once. 2 pies, mash and liquor from Manzes. Now, I'll eat anything except marzipan, but I'll not be hurrying back for that cr@p. The pies were cheap pastry with some 'brown' smeared inside, the mash was gluey and the liquor was watery, salty and green.seanoconn said:
It’s not all Polski nosh you know, pie and mash this evening, but not the east end kind, the edible kind.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
Why do people rave about it? Because it’s cheap and plenty of it I suppose 😕0 -
I'm not going home via Pen Y bl00dy Fan, or Aber-friggin-wystwyth. 😉MattFalle said:
oh - thanks for the invite H3.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
cheers.
thanks.
Slow fat man Walton loop Saturday morning. Chertsey if the legs are up to it. Flat, decent views of the Thames. I'll make you a coffee and a pizza when we get back.0 -
Had the afternoon off so went up some hills to play with radios.
Fk me I forgot how much it hurts when you have an off and land on rocks. Even the sheep were giving me a "you richardhead" look.
Still better than sitting indoors though.0 -
Looks a bit wobbly. Have you done a risk assessment for people sitting on it?pinno said:RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two.
I was driving so didn't get a sunset picture, looked just as good down this way too
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But you know there is an MF living in V's loft - you could have taken him.hopkinb said:
I'm not going home via Pen Y bl00dy Fan, or Aber-friggin-wystwyth. 😉MattFalle said:
oh - thanks for the invite H3.hopkinb said:
You don't live on my long way home do you seano? I was only going to pop in and relieve V68 of a cup of tea and see if Mrs V68 had been baking! Next time I'll see if I can pop by casa seano for pierogi, sausage and vodka.seanoconn said:
I’m busy after work today hop but thanks for asking...hopkinb said:The City is a bit busier - plenty of drinkers outside the pubs, most of the food outlets are open again. I feel an early bail coming on, a gentle jaunt along the hembankment and along New Kings Road to Putney, then a quick dart towards Barnes and home through Richmond Park.
@veronese68 - are you wfw or wfh today?
cheers.
thanks.
Slow fat man Walton loop Saturday morning. Chertsey if the legs are up to it. Flat, decent views of the Thames. I'll make you a coffee and a pizza when we get back..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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wear some old clothes on it first - we had an old telegraph pole we used to throw knives at that was decades old.pinno said:
Old. The 'plank' if you can call it, was 2,2m x 40 cm x 10cm and bloody heavy. Most of it was unsalvageable but I managed to get a 1.2m length for the top and 2 x 39cm lengths for legs. It's easily 60 years old, property of old electrickery board.MattFalle said:
fresh creosote or old creosote?pinno said:RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two.
40mins with a bench sander.
Here's some un planed off cuts:
...and here's a picture of the sunset:
sat on it for 5 mins and it messed up my troo-sers..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis. Very pleasant. Going to be spending a bit of time with sis whilst she's over going through stuff at the old dear's.
Thought the garage MF was quiet, seems he's moved into the loft.0 -
That was the Langoustine of Ravioli - I told you to avoid seafood from Llewelyn Gwynfor Massimo Petrucci's.MattFalle said:
wear some old clothes on it first - we had an old telegraph pole we used to throw knives at that was decades old.pinno said:
Old. The 'plank' if you can call it, was 2,2m x 40 cm x 10cm and bloody heavy. Most of it was unsalvageable but I managed to get a 1.2m length for the top and 2 x 39cm lengths for legs. It's easily 60 years old, property of old electrickery board.MattFalle said:
fresh creosote or old creosote?pinno said:RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two.
40mins with a bench sander.
Here's some un planed off cuts:
...and here's a picture of the sunset:
sat on it for 5 mins and it messed up my troo-sers.
No, it's dry az a bone. You don't have to worry about my trewsers, Donald.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
The management accept no responsibility...thistle_ said:
Looks a bit wobbly. Have you done a risk assessment for people sitting on it?pinno said:RA's - fcuk off, Used to do them myself me.
Made a bench seat out of a chunk of worktop. Used a bench sander and... it's mahogany. Covered in ye olde creosote so should last a millennia or two.
seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
That’s what happens when you go off playing in my playground 😂thistle_ said:Had the afternoon off so went up some hills to play with radios.
Fk me I forgot how much it hurts when you have an off and land on rocks. Even the sheep were giving me a "you richardhead" look.
Still better than sitting indoors though.0 -
Oohh, lovely! Hand in hand? Every time I've gone past it's rammed outside.veronese68 said:Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis.
Mrs V called the police on me in the end, what with the too small cycling kit and the shouted demands for pecan muffins...0 -
Ah, she mentioned something but it sounded too insane so I figured she was hallucinating after too much of mother's little helper.hopkinb said:
Oohh, lovely! Hand in hand? Every time I've gone past it's rammed outside.veronese68 said:Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis.
Mrs V called the police on me in the end, what with the too small cycling kit and the shouted demands for pecan muffins...0 -
You've driven her to alcoholism? Bstard.veronese68 said:
Ah, she mentioned something but it sounded too insane so I figured she was hallucinating after too much of mother's little helper.hopkinb said:
Oohh, lovely! Hand in hand? Every time I've gone past it's rammed outside.veronese68 said:Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis.
Mrs V called the police on me in the end, what with the too small cycling kit and the shouted demands for pecan muffins...seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
tlw might disagree with that sentiment.pinno said:
You've driven her to alcoholism? Bstard.veronese68 said:
Ah, she mentioned something but it sounded too insane so I figured she was hallucinating after too much of mother's little helper.hopkinb said:
Oohh, lovely! Hand in hand? Every time I've gone past it's rammed outside.veronese68 said:Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis.
Mrs V called the police on me in the end, what with the too small cycling kit and the shouted demands for pecan muffins..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Correct, the family that binge drink together say togetherStevo_666 said:
tlw might disagree with that sentiment.pinno said:
You've driven her to alcoholism? Bstard.veronese68 said:
Ah, she mentioned something but it sounded too insane so I figured she was hallucinating after too much of mother's little helper.hopkinb said:
Oohh, lovely! Hand in hand? Every time I've gone past it's rammed outside.veronese68 said:Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis.
Mrs V called the police on me in the end, what with the too small cycling kit and the shouted demands for pecan muffins...0 -
No, you need to improve your Rolling Stones knowledge. You're thinking of mother's ruin.pinno said:
You've driven her to alcoholism? Bstard.veronese68 said:
Ah, she mentioned something but it sounded too insane so I figured she was hallucinating after too much of mother's little helper.hopkinb said:
Oohh, lovely! Hand in hand? Every time I've gone past it's rammed outside.veronese68 said:Sorry H³, just got back. I was wfw today anyway. Got home, swapped bikes and shoes, then straight round to the old dear's. Had gnocchi verdi followed by chicken wings. Then walked up to the common and had a pint with big sis.
Mrs V called the police on me in the end, what with the too small cycling kit and the shouted demands for pecan muffins...
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