friday firing fast flechettes ferociously
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All hostilities ceased?veronese68 said:Evening folks,
Fairly chill day with a *very long pub lunch with the EPO*. Don't worry thistle, as there was no tugging from 'loon you could pop round to Seano's for a consolation margarita.0 -
Think so, working on it at any rate.hopkinb said:
All hostilities ceased?veronese68 said:Evening folks,
Fairly chill day with a *very long pub lunch with the EPO*. Don't worry thistle, as there was no tugging from 'loon you could pop round to Seano's for a consolation margarita.1 -
Och, it's been a while since I stuck anything flaming between my butt cheeks, out with the nork pics!orraloon said:
Quite a lot of t1t on show today. GOAT? Or was it goat? For me to know. And no pics for the likes of this lot on here with flaming bog rolls up their arrises.MattFalle said:
thats all well and good, but any pictures of norks?orraloon said:
Actually zero thistles tugged today. A day with the loppers working on the brambles / briar / blackthorn / hawthorn overhangs on footpaths and bridleways. Sig self interest as I use some of those ways on one of my regular pootle routes.thistle_ said:
Oh helloorraloon said:Maybe even some more pulling of thistles.
Is this a company giving back kind of thing or did you just fancy doing less day to day work?
We used to do similar stuff at our place but it got stopped because it "wasn't a good use of our skills". Most people enjoyed doing it because it was a change from the day to day mundane stuff.
Not a company thing. Individual volunteers for a charitable trust which owns (thanks to the beneficence of the lovely guy who bought the lands) a big chunk of wildlife focused mixed landscapes and is open (bar the farmed bits) to Joe and Joanne Public. Plus the teams do maintenance work on wildlife areas for local councils, and even a power company.
I'm self employed and gradually winding down the number of work work days per week. I enjoy the work groups, good mix of people but with some common shared values, all working to the benefit of the local environment and local society.
(Off now to polish my halo 😇 and open a cold beer)
COngrats on the the vol work orraloon, it always warms my cockles.
We on the road spent 2 weekends picking up litter/cr*p and planting lavender and wild flower seeds round the tree bases along the roadside, all coming up beautifully. No re-build up of crap/litter, or if there is, people are picking it up, neighbours know each other a bit better and say hello more, people water each other's under tree bases. It's nice, especially where you might not expect it in that London.0 -
What is the hedging plant that is currently in flower?orraloon said:
Actually zero thistles tugged today. A day with the loppers working on the brambles / briar / blackthorn / hawthorn overhangs on footpaths and bridleways. Sig self interest as I use some of those ways on one of my regular pootle routes.thistle_ said:
Oh helloorraloon said:Maybe even some more pulling of thistles.
Is this a company giving back kind of thing or did you just fancy doing less day to day work?
We used to do similar stuff at our place but it got stopped because it "wasn't a good use of our skills". Most people enjoyed doing it because it was a change from the day to day mundane stuff.
Not a company thing. Individual volunteers for a charitable trust which owns (thanks to the beneficence of the lovely guy who bought the lands) a big chunk of wildlife focused mixed landscapes and is open (bar the farmed bits) to Joe and Joanne Public. Plus the teams do maintenance work on wildlife areas for local councils, and even a power company.
I'm self employed and gradually winding down the number of work work days per week. I enjoy the work groups, good mix of people but with some common shared values, all working to the benefit of the local environment and local society.
(Off now to polish my halo 😇 and open a cold beer)
It looks like Hawthorne except the flower is a wine/burgundy.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Stevo never generated such cooperation. Perhaps that's why he's moving.hopkinb said:
Och, it's been a while since I stuck anything flaming between my butt cheeks, out with the nork pics!orraloon said:
Quite a lot of t1t on show today. GOAT? Or was it goat? For me to know. And no pics for the likes of this lot on here with flaming bog rolls up their arrises.MattFalle said:
thats all well and good, but any pictures of norks?orraloon said:
Actually zero thistles tugged today. A day with the loppers working on the brambles / briar / blackthorn / hawthorn overhangs on footpaths and bridleways. Sig self interest as I use some of those ways on one of my regular pootle routes.thistle_ said:
Oh helloorraloon said:Maybe even some more pulling of thistles.
Is this a company giving back kind of thing or did you just fancy doing less day to day work?
We used to do similar stuff at our place but it got stopped because it "wasn't a good use of our skills". Most people enjoyed doing it because it was a change from the day to day mundane stuff.
Not a company thing. Individual volunteers for a charitable trust which owns (thanks to the beneficence of the lovely guy who bought the lands) a big chunk of wildlife focused mixed landscapes and is open (bar the farmed bits) to Joe and Joanne Public. Plus the teams do maintenance work on wildlife areas for local councils, and even a power company.
I'm self employed and gradually winding down the number of work work days per week. I enjoy the work groups, good mix of people but with some common shared values, all working to the benefit of the local environment and local society.
(Off now to polish my halo 😇 and open a cold beer)
COngrats on the the vol work orraloon, it always warms my cockles.
We on the road spent 2 weekends picking up litter/cr*p and planting lavender and wild flower seeds round the tree bases along the roadside, all coming up beautifully. No re-build up of censored /litter, or if there is, people are picking it up, neighbours know each other a bit better and say hello more, people water each other's under tree bases. It's nice, especially where you might not expect it in that London.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
There are red hawthorn varieties. Not common in wild but often used in landscaping / domestic settings.0
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Wasn't me, I just joined in.pinno said:
Stevo never generated such cooperation. Perhaps that's why he's moving.hopkinb said:
Och, it's been a while since I stuck anything flaming between my butt cheeks, out with the nork pics!orraloon said:
Quite a lot of t1t on show today. GOAT? Or was it goat? For me to know. And no pics for the likes of this lot on here with flaming bog rolls up their arrises.MattFalle said:
thats all well and good, but any pictures of norks?orraloon said:
Actually zero thistles tugged today. A day with the loppers working on the brambles / briar / blackthorn / hawthorn overhangs on footpaths and bridleways. Sig self interest as I use some of those ways on one of my regular pootle routes.thistle_ said:
Oh helloorraloon said:Maybe even some more pulling of thistles.
Is this a company giving back kind of thing or did you just fancy doing less day to day work?
We used to do similar stuff at our place but it got stopped because it "wasn't a good use of our skills". Most people enjoyed doing it because it was a change from the day to day mundane stuff.
Not a company thing. Individual volunteers for a charitable trust which owns (thanks to the beneficence of the lovely guy who bought the lands) a big chunk of wildlife focused mixed landscapes and is open (bar the farmed bits) to Joe and Joanne Public. Plus the teams do maintenance work on wildlife areas for local councils, and even a power company.
I'm self employed and gradually winding down the number of work work days per week. I enjoy the work groups, good mix of people but with some common shared values, all working to the benefit of the local environment and local society.
(Off now to polish my halo 😇 and open a cold beer)
COngrats on the the vol work orraloon, it always warms my cockles.
We on the road spent 2 weekends picking up litter/cr*p and planting lavender and wild flower seeds round the tree bases along the roadside, all coming up beautifully. No re-build up of censored /litter, or if there is, people are picking it up, neighbours know each other a bit better and say hello more, people water each other's under tree bases. It's nice, especially where you might not expect it in that London.0 -
Is 'Maragrita' just a code word for Rohypnol?seanoconn said:Missus went to a funeral today 😞 I’ve bought the ingredients for some consolation margaritas and will offer my most comforting and sympathetic throbbing erection 😞😥
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I never tried TBH as if I did plant stuff on our verge the council mower blokes would just obliterate it anyway. I'll have enough garden to plant what I fancy anyway, if I CBA, that is, never been much of a Percy Thrower.pinno said:
Stevo never generated such cooperation. Perhaps that's why he's moving.hopkinb said:
Och, it's been a while since I stuck anything flaming between my butt cheeks, out with the nork pics!orraloon said:
Quite a lot of t1t on show today. GOAT? Or was it goat? For me to know. And no pics for the likes of this lot on here with flaming bog rolls up their arrises.MattFalle said:
thats all well and good, but any pictures of norks?orraloon said:
Actually zero thistles tugged today. A day with the loppers working on the brambles / briar / blackthorn / hawthorn overhangs on footpaths and bridleways. Sig self interest as I use some of those ways on one of my regular pootle routes.thistle_ said:
Oh helloorraloon said:Maybe even some more pulling of thistles.
Is this a company giving back kind of thing or did you just fancy doing less day to day work?
We used to do similar stuff at our place but it got stopped because it "wasn't a good use of our skills". Most people enjoyed doing it because it was a change from the day to day mundane stuff.
Not a company thing. Individual volunteers for a charitable trust which owns (thanks to the beneficence of the lovely guy who bought the lands) a big chunk of wildlife focused mixed landscapes and is open (bar the farmed bits) to Joe and Joanne Public. Plus the teams do maintenance work on wildlife areas for local councils, and even a power company.
I'm self employed and gradually winding down the number of work work days per week. I enjoy the work groups, good mix of people but with some common shared values, all working to the benefit of the local environment and local society.
(Off now to polish my halo 😇 and open a cold beer)
COngrats on the the vol work orraloon, it always warms my cockles.
We on the road spent 2 weekends picking up litter/cr*p and planting lavender and wild flower seeds round the tree bases along the roadside, all coming up beautifully. No re-build up of censored /litter, or if there is, people are picking it up, neighbours know each other a bit better and say hello more, people water each other's under tree bases. It's nice, especially where you might not expect it in that London."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
