Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40
Discussion
Byker28i said:
Bomma R1 said:
Artnoon all 
Feeling quite bouyant following the purchase of the rake, we've been to look at an F Type R coupe.
People keep saying "mid life crisis", I would say:
a. It's not mid life at all, unless I'm going to Keep Buggering On until I'm a hundred and twenty or thereabouts.
b. I'm not having a crisis of any description.
I don't bloody well know. I'd just like a nice car.
A friend recently bought one, v8 of course, sounds lovely.Feeling quite bouyant following the purchase of the rake, we've been to look at an F Type R coupe.
People keep saying "mid life crisis", I would say:
a. It's not mid life at all, unless I'm going to Keep Buggering On until I'm a hundred and twenty or thereabouts.
b. I'm not having a crisis of any description.
I don't bloody well know. I'd just like a nice car.
Sod all boot space, so don't plan to go away in it unless you're happy with a tshirt, socks and clean underwear only
Does it still have the design where you lift the bonnet and it looks like the jaguar badge?
I didn't think the boot space looked too bad (being the coupé version), having travelled around a fair bit over the years I'm very much in the "spare pair of grundies and a credit card" camp.
Futtette tends to travel fairly light too, thank the Lord.
I did have a quick shufti under the bonnet, I must admit I didn't notice the resemblance with the Jaguar badge? Probably wasn't looking hard enough.
Anyhow, it's on the short list. Futtette's been on the short list for a good while now (most of her life, in fact) and she's holding up well
Bomma R1 said:
Byker28i said:
Bomma R1 said:
Artnoon all
Feeling quite bouyant following the purchase of the rake, we've been to look at an F Type R coupe.
People keep saying "mid life crisis", I would say:
a. It's not mid life at all, unless I'm going to Keep Buggering On until I'm a hundred and twenty or thereabouts.
b. I'm not having a crisis of any description.
I don't bloody well know. I'd just like a nice car.
A friend recently bought one, v8 of course, sounds lovely.Feeling quite bouyant following the purchase of the rake, we've been to look at an F Type R coupe.
People keep saying "mid life crisis", I would say:
a. It's not mid life at all, unless I'm going to Keep Buggering On until I'm a hundred and twenty or thereabouts.
b. I'm not having a crisis of any description.
I don't bloody well know. I'd just like a nice car.
Sod all boot space, so don't plan to go away in it unless you're happy with a tshirt, socks and clean underwear only
Does it still have the design where you lift the bonnet and it looks like the jaguar badge?
I didn't think the boot space looked too bad (being the coupé version), having travelled around a fair bit over the years I'm very much in the "spare pair of grundies and a credit card" camp.
Futtette tends to travel fairly light too, thank the Lord.
I did have a quick shufti under the bonnet, I must admit I didn't notice the resemblance with the Jaguar badge? Probably wasn't looking hard enough.
Anyhow, it's on the short list. Futtette's been on the short list for a good while now (most of her life, in fact) and she's holding up well
DickyC said:
Bobberoo said:
I've finished my book. Stop.
I repeat. Stop
I've finished my book. Stop.
Bobberoo - The Boy from GosportI repeat. Stop
I've finished my book. Stop.
The Wilderness Years
Mrs Bobbers is from Gospit, I'm Sarfamptun born and bred!!
glenrobbo said:
Bobberoo said:
I've finished my book. Stop.
I repeat. Stop
I've finished my book. Stop.
Congratulations and well done Bobbers! I repeat. Stop
I've finished my book. Stop.
I can't wait for an autographed copy! When is the launch date of "Bobbers Unexpurgated!"
Edited by glenrobbo on Friday 10th May 20:23
Mrs Robbo has just shown me some photos that people in Marple ( 3 miles away ) have just been posting on the local Facebook page.
Brilliant hues of purple and green in the northern night sky.
We can't see anything from our garden due to the light pollution and a bloody great tree blotting out most of the northern sky.
But at least we've been blessed with a beautiful day.
Brilliant hues of purple and green in the northern night sky.
We can't see anything from our garden due to the light pollution and a bloody great tree blotting out most of the northern sky.
But at least we've been blessed with a beautiful day.
Byker28i said:
Cheese bread and cured meats for lunch
Cheese and cured meats shop in Narberth. We picked up a fat frennch stick/loaf from the fancy bakers in Spar..
https://youtu.be/uT3OQECSDoQ?si=bOZXapfRNm1L4VzQCheese and cured meats shop in Narberth. We picked up a fat frennch stick/loaf from the fancy bakers in Spar..
Well that was a wonderful display that the Northern Lights put on last night and well into this morning. It could be seen across the whole of the UK as it had an intensity score of 8. A major solar expulsion and will continue into tonight.
Here’s your daily reminder.
And this is where we are staying just west of Callandar, lit up by the green hues of the lights just past midnight.
Here’s your daily reminder.
And this is where we are staying just west of Callandar, lit up by the green hues of the lights just past midnight.
Still Mulling said:
Morneve All 
I’ll have to keep my eyes open tonight. I’ve always wanted to see the aurora (an actual bucket list item for me); I hope the forecasted cloud fails to occur!
Spectacular images on th evning noos here to th south of your correspondent. Nought to be seen in my overcast sky, tho.I’ll have to keep my eyes open tonight. I’ve always wanted to see the aurora (an actual bucket list item for me); I hope the forecasted cloud fails to occur!
G'morneve y'all
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