Tell us something really trivial about your life (vol 24)
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FailHere said:
The lost key is not really a problem, the lock is for show it's the sticking door that gives the impression of being locked. You can always get in through the dog-flap in the butler's pantry anyway.
Genius. You are the very one we need. Have you applied for the role of TT Honorary Bursar? I think you should.DickyC said:
FailHere said:
The lost key is not really a problem, the lock is for show it's the sticking door that gives the impression of being locked. You can always get in through the dog-flap in the butler's pantry anyway.
Genius. You are the very one we need. Have you applied for the role of TT Honorary Bursar? I think you should.Tesco car park... 3 cars pulled out in front of me as if I wasn't there
The drive home... 2 cars pulled onto a roundabout that I was already on forcing me to stop
The drive home again... narrow road with parked cars on both sides, dozey b
h opens her door into the road and proceeds to unload her car into the road (boxes, bags... a cake?) and when I toot my horn I'M THE ahole! I had to reverse back down the street and drive around the block to get into the road from the other end
I think my Audi may be invisible
I know I'm really pissed off with other peoples blatant arrogant stufkingpidity 
The drive home... 2 cars pulled onto a roundabout that I was already on forcing me to stop
The drive home again... narrow road with parked cars on both sides, dozey b
h opens her door into the road and proceeds to unload her car into the road (boxes, bags... a cake?) and when I toot my horn I'M THE ahole! I had to reverse back down the street and drive around the block to get into the road from the other endI think my Audi may be invisible
I know I'm really pissed off with other peoples blatant arrogant stuf
kingpidity Whilst the role of Honorary Bursar sounds tempting (does it give access to the secret funds?) unfortunately I don't call in to the big house often enough to be really useful.
I did find time to sort the problem with the lawn-mower key, by doing away with it; the ignition is now switched on using the brass and ceramic light switch screwwed to the dash-board and the starter operates using the bakelite bell push next to it. (Unfortunately this means that the bell-push is missing from the side door and it will be a bit dark in the back passage until I can find some more switches)
I did find time to sort the problem with the lawn-mower key, by doing away with it; the ignition is now switched on using the brass and ceramic light switch screwwed to the dash-board and the starter operates using the bakelite bell push next to it. (Unfortunately this means that the bell-push is missing from the side door and it will be a bit dark in the back passage until I can find some more switches)
FailHere said:
Whilst the role of Honorary Bursar sounds tempting (does it give access to the secret funds?) unfortunately I don't call in to the big house often enough to be really useful.
I did find time to sort the problem with the lawn-mower key, by doing away with it; the ignition is now switched on using the brass and ceramic light switch screwwed to the dash-board and the starter operates using the bakelite bell push next to it. (Unfortunately this means that the bell-push is missing from the side door and it will be a bit dark in the back passage until I can find some more switches)
Sterling work, Agent 00F.I did find time to sort the problem with the lawn-mower key, by doing away with it; the ignition is now switched on using the brass and ceramic light switch screwwed to the dash-board and the starter operates using the bakelite bell push next to it. (Unfortunately this means that the bell-push is missing from the side door and it will be a bit dark in the back passage until I can find some more switches)
I'll remind Members of both the darkness of the back passage and the trip wire. Could we do away with that now?
Afternoon all
Up at stupid o`clock this morning, set off from charlestown at 3:50 arrived home at 10:15.
6 hrs 25 for 360 miles including a pee break and a breakfast stop.
Knackered now though.
Edited to add
When I got home my neighbour had a parcel for me, a nice little shot glass from our own DickyC.
Thanks mate, it is lovely.
Up at stupid o`clock this morning, set off from charlestown at 3:50 arrived home at 10:15.
6 hrs 25 for 360 miles including a pee break and a breakfast stop.
Knackered now though.
Edited to add
When I got home my neighbour had a parcel for me, a nice little shot glass from our own DickyC.
Thanks mate, it is lovely.
Edited by GOG440 on Saturday 30th August 16:09
I think this deserves a no-fee transfer from the Beard thread.
DickyC said:
Passive beards. Do at least consider it.
I have, but it grows in ginger and decidedly straggly; I will not countenance a ginger beard, so I remain laboriously clean(ish) shaven. As and when I go grey I will reconsider the facial hair conundrum.
I now commute through the Pirbright Bends.. A nice 1.5 mile section of curves..
What car would be recommended?
Clio 182 I reckon, but I've had one.
Civic Type R.. Insurance pretty high.
MX5, had one and 2 seats not practical.
Hmm..
Oh and Hello, newbies won't know me.. Veterans, hope you're ok!
What car would be recommended?
Clio 182 I reckon, but I've had one.
Civic Type R.. Insurance pretty high.
MX5, had one and 2 seats not practical.
Hmm..
Oh and Hello, newbies won't know me.. Veterans, hope you're ok!
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