thursday awaits the unwary
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'ning
really rather nippy, should be bright once sun rises
ride, cafe, stroll, cafe, wfh, laze, put away tinsel etc.
really rather nippy, should be bright once sun rises
ride, cafe, stroll, cafe, wfh, laze, put away tinsel etc.
my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
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Moaning,
Defiantly nippy brrrrrrr and dark but I’m hoping it stays dry at least, not looking forward to this
Tea, more tea, WFW café visit - Fancy working on Kings Day tut-tut
Happy Kings Day to you all
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Last night was day 2 of a mini detox and all is good with the world 😂
Work stuff and then a gentle run0 -
Ciao
School run and then bunking off for a bit to go and look at a house with a friend. May grab a pie or two whilst I'm out.....The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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It's a bit bleak out there.
Tinsel stuff came down yesterday due to the logistical constraints of today i'e I have a meeting and Mrs P won't go up the ladder into the loft but they have been up since the 17th.
Girls go back to school for one day tomorrow. Wtf? Something to do with swapping days off and the Jubilee.
I will have to write a letter
Dear Queenie
I know it's been a tough year for you: Phil popping his socks was bit untimely, I mean 99 - all that expert medical care and he couldn't make it a century, poor effort. That ginger brat and his yankee wife still causing mild irritation and darling Andy putting his todger about a bit with manipulative, underage nymphomaniac floozies but why do I have to wash the school uniforms for just 1 day's use because of days in lieu due to your Jubilee wotsit? You seem to celebrate a lot of things, isn't it time you took up knitting and put your feet up? My mother (bless her) left me a pile of knitting patterns and some wooden jigsaw puzzles, I could post them to you.
Yours
Disgruntled citizen (residing in a Royal Borough)seanoconn - gruagach craic!1 -
Morning
Gorgeous start to the morning although the dark clouds are now rolling in as forecast.
Piles of snow/hail at the side of the road on this morning's run
Hiding at home today, maybe gym later.0 -
Morning.
2nd day of teaching (although currently observing a student teacher). Meeting with headmaster done at 7.45, career stuff, “value your contribution, would rather you didn’t apply for the jobs you’ve seen but I can’t promise you anything here. But you will probably see stuff in the next 12-18 months here that you will like. But can’t promise you’ll get anything” type of conversation. Mrs GTi still worrying about whether her new job gets confirmed, current place of employment seems to be being rather vindictive. Which is a concern. Ma GTi still in hospital following her Xmas day admission. No ‘Rona in the family at the moment. No progress made on the doctorate. Could really do with something good happening.0 -
Morning all.
Schönen Dreikönigstag! (today's a public holiday in Germany, at least).Ben
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I can sort that:johngti said:Could really do with something good happening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m97WlpsuU74
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still epicthistle_ said:
I can sort that:johngti said:Could really do with something good happening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m97WlpsuU74
also
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qetW6R9Jxs4 my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Is it the same woman in both videos?
I used to go to a class at the gym (not yoga) that was very much like that Eric Prydz video
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Can we have details of the class please?thistle_ said:Is it the same woman in both videos?
I used to go to a class at the gym (not yoga) that was very much like that Eric Prydz video"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Was cold this morning, had to scrape ice off wife's and juniors cars as they're not very good at it.
Busy morning of calls etc, must be lunchtime soon. Off to get the tyres sorted on the car later."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Medium weigh snow up here this morning, still WFH but back in tomorrow for a catch up.
Need to get to the gym/pool, might have to engage 4x4 mode!Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Ride rided. 1C at start, ice ice baby, then it started raining 1/2 way through. Good blast though, nice tail wind on the last stretch. Time for hot shower and thaw.0
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Trebucheted you say? Where's his house, Leicestershire?MattFalle said:House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
The question is, should I don crampons and pick up an ice axe for the journey to the hot tub later, or will a space blanket suffice?
Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
*note to self, use phone sideways for foruming...Advocate of disc brakes.0
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MattFalle said:
House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden.
If he takes my advice, unless the place is a shell, I'd keep all existing fittings and live with it for two years. Stick the money into a contingency fund for when the reno takes place.Ben
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good points v well presented and normally I'd do the same but this place is currently v v v manky and i wouldn't live there alone, let alone with a wife and two bambini.Ben6899 said:MattFalle said:House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden.
If he takes my advice, unless the place is a shell, I'd keep all existing fittings and live with it for two years. Stick the money into a contingency fund for when the reno takes place.
we're thinking cheapest carpets poss, 3 of us attack it with a huge pot of Polyfilla and 30,000 litres of B&Q paint and a minimal cost bathroom.
then get a feel for the crib over the next couple of years as you say and plough on with extension and proper carpets, etc..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Ah, Leics, the home of desolate, empty, barren rural roads and the tumbleweed of lost silver blankets and the bones of errant lost cyclists.homers_double said:
Trebucheted you say? Where's his house, Leicestershire?MattFalle said:House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden.
Leicestershire. The new Sahara I hear they call it..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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homers_double said:
The question is, should I don crampons and pick up an ice axe for the journey to the hot tub later, or will a space blanket suffice?
I'm not the expert here... I'd just install a ski-lift
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MattFalle said:
good points v well presented and normally I'd do the same but this place is currently v v v manky and i wouldn't live there alone, let alone with a wife and two bambini.Ben6899 said:MattFalle said:House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden.
If he takes my advice, unless the place is a shell, I'd keep all existing fittings and live with it for two years. Stick the money into a contingency fund for when the reno takes place.
we're thinking cheapest carpets poss, 3 of us attack it with a huge pot of Polyfilla and 30,000 litres of B&Q paint and a minimal cost bathroom.
then get a feel for the crib over the next couple of years as you say and plough on with extension and proper carpets, etc.
Fair enough. Yeh do it on the cheap then!Ben
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Surprised that 'Call On Me' video was from 2004, remember it well 🤓, but must have conflated the 80s vibe in the video with the actual release.
Anyways, BBC 6Music is on an 80s revival day, all day 80s music. Takes me back. Good times. Good musics.0 -
No snow daan saaaf just sleet, or heavy slutting as it was referred to by someone at work, I thought that was a Friday night club activity that the youths took part in. ah well.
I'd like some snow though please can you arrange this? Its currently rain/sleet/slutting0 -
Cheapest carpets at Edwyn's Ruggery are £4.99 a sq metre. If they last the two years then its a deal.Ben6899 said:MattFalle said:
good points v well presented and normally I'd do the same but this place is currently v v v manky and i wouldn't live there alone, let alone with a wife and two bambini.Ben6899 said:MattFalle said:House shopping with a mate.
Found one, pricing up temporary (2 year) carpets and bathrooms until full renovation can take place and all that stuff gets removed, smashed with hammers, set fire to and trebucheted into his next door's garden.
If he takes my advice, unless the place is a shell, I'd keep all existing fittings and live with it for two years. Stick the money into a contingency fund for when the reno takes place.
we're thinking cheapest carpets poss, 3 of us attack it with a huge pot of Polyfilla and 30,000 litres of B&Q paint and a minimal cost bathroom.
then get a feel for the crib over the next couple of years as you say and plough on with extension and proper carpets, etc.
Fair enough. Yeh do it on the cheap then!
Essentially its an 80% resto job, so minimal outlay to make habitable then save every penny to make luuuush.
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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imagine if that was the inside of his saddlebag, much like a cycle borne Wardrobe.....Charlie_Croker said:homers_double said:The question is, should I don crampons and pick up an ice axe for the journey to the hot tub later, or will a space blanket suffice?
I'm not the expert here... I'd just install a ski-lift
...the one you carry in yer saddlebag.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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