Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40
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pequod said:
Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Good grief! Just the one (1) or more coming apart old boy? I would 'umbly suggest that needs attending to, pdq, if not before.
I once knew a fellow who suffered with wonky legs, mariner as it happens, who didn't take prompt action...
Walk on the street with a sailorly gait (6)
PQ
All are getting attention. I've had to turn the table upside-downside which was a challenge. It outweighs your correspondent by a comfortable margin.
OTOH it will require me to buy more tools, which always cheers me up.
I'll try a little tenderness
Edit: late again
Edited by Error_404_Username_not_found on Monday 20th November 17:25
Error_404_Username_not_found said:
All six are looking for an independent life elsewhere.
All are getting attention. I've had to turn the table upside-downside which was a challenge. It outweighs your correspondent by a comfortable margin.
OTOH it will require me to buy more tools, which always cheers me up.
I'll try a little tenderness
Edit: late again
I can see how heavy that there table would be and you did well to turn it, old boy, without givin' yerself a mischief.All are getting attention. I've had to turn the table upside-downside which was a challenge. It outweighs your correspondent by a comfortable margin.
OTOH it will require me to buy more tools, which always cheers me up.
I'll try a little tenderness
Edit: late again
Edited by Error_404_Username_not_found on Monday 20th November 17:25
On the matter of trivial crypticity.... you (and psi) are correct so your award is this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnPMoAb4y8U
hammo19 said:
They have a rather good Cafe Rouge there - love that French onion soup.
My diabetes has been under control for quite a while, I've had a couple of hypos (very strange) and like you grabbed some chocolate and sweet tea. My eye pictures this year revealed some nerve damage so I assume it's not fully under control. I have to admit I'm somewhat ambivalent to it and pretty much carry on as normal.
I suffer from high pressure behind the eyes anyway and am at risk to glaucoma so it’s one of the reasons I’m taking it very seriously.My diabetes has been under control for quite a while, I've had a couple of hypos (very strange) and like you grabbed some chocolate and sweet tea. My eye pictures this year revealed some nerve damage so I assume it's not fully under control. I have to admit I'm somewhat ambivalent to it and pretty much carry on as normal.
Bobberoo said:
I've concocted a traybake with teriyaki chicken chunks, courgette, red onion, green pepper, celery and lightly spiced wedges for tea!!
Marvellous! I always found winding down by way of food preparation was ver, ver, therapeutic back in the day, aided and abetted by a glug of vin rouge within the dish and young pequod, and no mistake.There were always exception tho...
One knows, one's limits!
pequod said:
Bobberoo said:
I've concocted a traybake with teriyaki chicken chunks, courgette, red onion, green pepper, celery and lightly spiced wedges for tea!!
Marvellous! I always found winding down by way of food preparation was ver, ver, therapeutic back in the day, aided and abetted by a glug of vin rouge within the dish and young pequod, and no mistake.There were always exception tho...
One knows, one's limits!
Mr Magooagain said:
hammo19 said:
They have a rather good Cafe Rouge there - love that French onion soup.
My diabetes has been under control for quite a while, I've had a couple of hypos (very strange) and like you grabbed some chocolate and sweet tea. My eye pictures this year revealed some nerve damage so I assume it's not fully under control. I have to admit I'm somewhat ambivalent to it and pretty much carry on as normal.
I suffer from high pressure behind the eyes anyway and am at risk to glaucoma so it’s one of the reasons I’m taking it very seriously.My diabetes has been under control for quite a while, I've had a couple of hypos (very strange) and like you grabbed some chocolate and sweet tea. My eye pictures this year revealed some nerve damage so I assume it's not fully under control. I have to admit I'm somewhat ambivalent to it and pretty much carry on as normal.
It's a good life, if you don't weaken
hammo19 said:
I have to admit that I’m pretty impressed with you guys and how you’ve all dealt with your ailments and maintained a really positive outlook. The support network here is fabulous too. Everybody seems to approach all these issues with great humour.
Got to see the funny side of things hammo, life is a big joke being played on us and the best thing is seeing the joke early enoughslopes said:
hammo19 said:
I have to admit that I’m pretty impressed with you guys and how you’ve all dealt with your ailments and maintained a really positive outlook. The support network here is fabulous too. Everybody seems to approach all these issues with great humour.
Got to see the funny side of things hammo, life is a big joke being played on us and the best thing is seeing the joke early enoughhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPi55Sa5e7k
Edited by pequod on Monday 20th November 20:27
The best thing about dementia is ... err... what were we talking about? 
Ah yes!
Fthurty ate Fthousand and Fthurty unforgettable persts from oor Snowy Slopes over there hidden in the sangar!
Well done young feller!
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Love the tale of Terry Selwood's Gt White encounter!
"200kgs on a 30lb hand line?"
"Nah mate, he just jumped into me boat and started thrashing about!"
Glad Futtette appreciated that peeled grape, Bomma, better give her another one...
Ah yes!
Fthurty ate Fthousand and Fthurty unforgettable persts from oor Snowy Slopes over there hidden in the sangar!
Well done young feller!
:Love the tale of Terry Selwood's Gt White encounter!
"200kgs on a 30lb hand line?"
"Nah mate, he just jumped into me boat and started thrashing about!"
Glad Futtette appreciated that peeled grape, Bomma, better give her another one...
Edited by glenrobbo on Monday 20th November 23:11
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