sunday ...fornication, immodesty, luxury, witchcraft, drunkenness and revelling
cold, possibly slightly soggy icy soon
ride or cafe stroll, cake, hibernate, bubbly
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Saw the thread title and thought tlw1 had started today's thread.
Snowed overnight and it's foggy. Not the winter wonderland it's been for the last few days.
Gym then up a mountain later if the weather isn't too bad.1 -
Grey, damp and cloudy/misty on them thar North Downs. Got to rake a lot of leaves later and take them down the tip. May carry on writing Xmas cards in the meantime."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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Do you have my current address Stevo? I didn’t get a card last year?Stevo_666 said:Grey, damp and cloudy/misty on them thar North Downs. Got to rake a lot of leaves later and take them down the tip. May carry on writing Xmas cards in the meantime.
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Already sent it Seanoseanoconn said:
Do you have my current address Stevo? I didn’t get a card last year?Stevo_666 said:Grey, damp and cloudy/misty on them thar North Downs. Got to rake a lot of leaves later and take them down the tip. May carry on writing Xmas cards in the meantime.
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]1 -
A day of chores by the sound of it. Christmas tree and lights outside to go up, things to fix, shopping to get, dinner to cook and a bike to clean.Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0
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A google of the thread title lead me down some weird paths.
'Galatians' from the New American Bible
https://ordo-satanis.tripod.com/id10.html
Gods of the Field - by Darryl Cooper
https://www.angelfire.com/az3/synagogasatanae/four_mass.htm
A true and factual account of the principal ritual of Satanic Worship - The Black Mass, a whole pdf for Sunday reading:
https://www.angelfire.com/az3/synagogasatanae/MissaNiger.pdfseanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Morning
A couple of inches of wet snow here and the central heating playing up. Keeping a low profile as Mrs W is busy putting decorations.
A session on the turbo beckons when I can drum some enthusiasm.0 -
Wet snow here too, currently trying to invent christmas presents that I don't actually need.Advocate of disc brakes.0
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it's a continuation of yesterday's, from soles of pointy shoespinno said:A google of the thread title lead me down some weird paths.
'Galatians' from the New American Bible
https://ordo-satanis.tripod.com/id10.html
Gods of the Field - by Darryl Cooper
https://www.angelfire.com/az3/synagogasatanae/four_mass.htm
A true and factual account of the principal ritual of Satanic Worship - The Black Mass, a whole pdf for Sunday reading:
https://www.angelfire.com/az3/synagogasatanae/MissaNiger.pdfmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Afternoon folks,
Traditional slow start was enjoyed. Not as cold as yesterday, but rather moist. Most of the chores were done yesterday so a bit more time to myself today.
A couple of hours were spent helping a neighbour fix his bike shed, much straightening of metal, adjusting and swearing was needed.
Security could have been improved by a few pence worth of washers, hence my thread on Asgard security. Worth doing B³, and anyone else with similar.0 -
Meh, managed till 06.30, my liver currently hates me slightly more than the wife0
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That's a fair bit after today's thread started, surprised you didn't post earliertlw1 said:Meh, managed till 06.30, my liver currently hates me slightly more than the wife
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Cheers V. I'm going to get a ground anchor and a heavy chain as well I think, but will look at washering the lock shroud screws. I've heard a few stories of thieves lifting the lid a bit and going at the hasps through the gap that way. Mainly seems to be quieter streets that get done, whereas there's a bit of passing traffic on my road.veronese68 said:Afternoon folks,
Traditional slow start was enjoyed. Not as cold as yesterday, but rather moist. Most of the chores were done yesterday so a bit more time to myself today.
A couple of hours were spent helping a neighbour fix his bike shed, much straightening of metal, adjusting and swearing was needed.
Security could have been improved by a few pence worth of washers, hence my thread on Asgard security. Worth doing B³, and anyone else with similar.
Dull day here, mini to optician, then rowing, and I have to get her from a party later. Mrs B³ to LHR to fly to Las Vegas for a work jolly. Of course she gets upgraded. 🙄0 -
5 hour stint in the garden.
Kill your moss with Yoghurt @Stevo_666 . Yoghurt's acidic and the moss doesn't like it.
Just smear it on liberally. Cheap and cheerful fix.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Not sure you realise how much yoghurt that would entailpinno said:5 hour stint in the garden.
Kill your moss with Yoghurt @Stevo_666 . Yoghurt's acidic and the moss doesn't like it.
Just smear it on liberally. Cheap and cheerful fix.
I was looking at using vinegar in water but need to make sure I don't end up with black vinegar ice.... "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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Big tub of yogurt mixed with water will go a long way. The bacterial fermentation will get to work on the moss straight away. Do it on a dry day and the yogurt will practically dissolve the moss without the need for scraping/brushing. Bit surprised Pinno knows this low cost trick.Stevo_666 said:
Not sure you realise how much yoghurt that would entailpinno said:5 hour stint in the garden.
Kill your moss with Yoghurt @Stevo_666 . Yoghurt's acidic and the moss doesn't like it.
Just smear it on liberally. Cheap and cheerful fix. I was looking at using vinegar in water but need to make sure I don't end up with black vinegar ice....Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Well, I don't know how it will 'dissolve', that's not the idea: it clings to the moss and stays (you know what it's like rinsing Yoghurt off plates?) rather then get rinsed away in a rain shower - especially on a drive with an incline.
Find a Lidl or Aldi - about 30p for 500 ml of natural yoghurt and I think to not to dilute it.
Give it 10 to 14 days and watch it all go brown.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
I did this on my paved garden last summer. I did 50:50 yoghurt and warm water, then brushed it over the slabs. Killed all the green algae and moss in 2 days. When it dried I just hosed it away.1
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Anyone tried the vinegar & water option? Seems to be what comes up most on Google searches (apart from the usual chemical options that you can buy)."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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Yes the yogurt clings to the moss but when the next heavy rain comes it washes everything away as the moss is ‘dissolved’ by the yogurt. Or if you have a hose, wash it away after a couple of days like beans. Using vinegar or other expensive moss treatments will turn the paths into skating rinks. The moss will still be there albeit dead, but slippery as f.uck.pinno said:Well, I don't know how it will 'dissolve', that's not the idea: it clings to the moss and stays (you know what it's like rinsing Yoghurt off plates?) rather then get rinsed away in a rain shower - especially on a drive with an incline.
Find a Lidl or Aldi - about 30p for 500 ml of natural yoghurt and I think to not to dilute it.
Give it 10 to 14 days and watch it all go brown.
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Yogurt works much faster than 10-14 days in my experiencepinno said:Well, I don't know how it will 'dissolve', that's not the idea: it clings to the moss and stays (you know what it's like rinsing Yoghurt off plates?) rather then get rinsed away in a rain shower - especially on a drive with an incline.
Find a Lidl or Aldi - about 30p for 500 ml of natural yoghurt and I think to not to dilute it.
Give it 10 to 14 days and watch it all go brown.Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Was looking for my phone the morning after a beer festival in the local, that happened to be on my birthday. Daughter answered the door to the landlord who was returning my phone, and laughing at me 😂tlw1 said:0 -
I live in Jockland. Perhaps i'll try the 50:50 warm water dilution.seanoconn said:
Yogurt works much faster than 10-14 days in my experiencepinno said:Well, I don't know how it will 'dissolve', that's not the idea: it clings to the moss and stays (you know what it's like rinsing Yoghurt off plates?) rather then get rinsed away in a rain shower - especially on a drive with an incline.
Find a Lidl or Aldi - about 30p for 500 ml of natural yoghurt and I think to not to dilute it.
Give it 10 to 14 days and watch it all go brown.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Well if Stevo gets a chance to Chuck some yogurt down and takes a before pic and then again after two days. We’ll soon see which one of us is talking bollox.pinno said:
I live in Jockland. Perhaps i'll try the 50:50 warm water dilution.seanoconn said:
Yogurt works much faster than 10-14 days in my experiencepinno said:Well, I don't know how it will 'dissolve', that's not the idea: it clings to the moss and stays (you know what it's like rinsing Yoghurt off plates?) rather then get rinsed away in a rain shower - especially on a drive with an incline.
Find a Lidl or Aldi - about 30p for 500 ml of natural yoghurt and I think to not to dilute it.
Give it 10 to 14 days and watch it all go brown.Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Thing is, I don't know if the forecast is to rain a lot. If it's going to rain, don't dilute.seanoconn said:
Well if Stevo gets a chance to Chuck some yogurt down and takes a before pic and then again after two days. We’ll soon see which one of us is talking bollox.pinno said:
I live in Jockland. Perhaps i'll try the 50:50 warm water dilution.seanoconn said:
Yogurt works much faster than 10-14 days in my experiencepinno said:Well, I don't know how it will 'dissolve', that's not the idea: it clings to the moss and stays (you know what it's like rinsing Yoghurt off plates?) rather then get rinsed away in a rain shower - especially on a drive with an incline.
Find a Lidl or Aldi - about 30p for 500 ml of natural yoghurt and I think to not to dilute it.
Give it 10 to 14 days and watch it all go brown.
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I'll wager £20 to a charity of your/my choosing that straight Yoghurt does the trick.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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I tried the vinegar on some brick paving we have, it didn’t do anything as just seemed to get washed away by the rain. I then used yogurt putting it on with a tooth brush, worked well on the bit I did.Stevo_666 said:Anyone tried the vinegar & water option? Seems to be what comes up most on Google searches (apart from the usual chemical options that you can buy).
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