Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 39

Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 39

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P5BNij

15,875 posts

108 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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BananaFama said:
Monza is the answer to my fiendish question of the orange BMW racer .

I went to an informal meet today , a pic for P5 ,more in classic spotted

Splendid, just the ticket beer. I had my eye on a RHD one that came up for sale a few weeks ago but it's sold now.



Bomma R1

14,538 posts

127 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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P5BNij said:
BananaFama said:
Monza is the answer to my fiendish question of the orange BMW racer .

I went to an informal meet today , a pic for P5 ,more in classic spotted

Splendid, just the ticket beer. I had my eye on a RHD one that came up for sale a few weeks ago but it's sold now.
There's a fella around these 'ere parts who has a Lancia Delta in the Martini racing colours, quite often see it buzzing about. I'm not sure if it's a genuine Integrale, it can certainly get its skirt up when it has to though.

pequod

8,997 posts

140 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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glenrobbo said:
Ternoov'ning awl! wavey

Good luck with the op today, Dibble, and GWS Mrs.H.

Now, I wanna tell you a story:
Please listen very carefully, I weell say zees ernly wernce.
Last year, on 18th March 2022, we received "Advance Notification of Extensive Roadworks and Interruption to your Gas Supply" ( their capitals ) and informing us that work would start "during the week of April" and last for approx 2 weeks.
They arrived on 28th March 2022, dug a hole in the pavement at the start of the avenue, placed barriers around it for two days, and then filled it back in.

Then each household recieved another letter informing us that work would be carried out from 04 04.22 to 14.02.22 and they would need access to each property to turn off the gas supply for a short time.
They never came.

This year, another letter dated 01.02.2023 informed us that the work was scheduled to take place from 18.02.2023 to 25.03.2023.
They never came.

This morning...

BAZINGA!!! jesterAPRIL FOOL!!! jester rofl

Loads of heavy plant vehicles, vans, dropside trucks, a tarmac cutter saw machine, and a mini-digger turned up at the crack of Doom, dug big holes in the pavement at the end of each driveway, erected barriers, and blocked in any cars that happened to be parked there.
I'll give them due credit, they were bloody quick.
But only a year late.
By 10:30hrs, they had exposed a metre length of gas pipe in a pit at the end of each drive on our side of the road, and packed up and gone.
I hope residents with blocked-in cars weren't planning on going anywhere anytime soon.
I'm lucky, I widened my drive many years ago, and just happened to park the C-Ma_ on the opposite side to the excavated 1 m³ hole.

I am truly disappointed that they are doing this work during the School Easter Holidays,
because it would have been so much fun to watch the mayhem it would have caused twice a day during school drop-off and pick-up aggro times.

Oh we do have lots of fun here oop norf. biggrin
Your Utility Co. have a better AF than my weak effort, and no mistake, glenners! biggrin

ION: I can categorically state I have not, never ever, had the 'pleasure' of intimate relations with Ralf although I do possess a signed copy by the author, Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 3rd Baronet OBE, of his book entitled 'Living Dangerously', if that counts?

IOTN: Barnfind has disgraced himself by throwing up on the new Axminster!

Pout

Dibble

12,942 posts

242 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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I am fing starving.

The good news is the consultant decides the bone grapht wasn’t needed when he got in there, as there was enough regenerated bone that it didn’t make sense to remove what had grown to replace it with something else, so I’ve just had one plate replaced with something more “robust”. His word, not mine. Cheeky fker. Tell me I’m fat without telling me I’m fat…

glenrobbo

35,552 posts

152 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Dibble said:
I am fing starving.

The good news is the consultant decides the bone grapht wasn’t needed when he got in there, as there was enough regenerated bone that it didn’t make sense to remove what had grown to replace it with something else, so I’ve just had one plate replaced with something more “robust”. His word, not mine. Cheeky fker. Tell me I’m fat without telling me I’m fat…
That's great news, Dibble. thumbup
Well done mate. Presumably this extra robust plate has enhanced your scrap value, and you can now tuck in to a really good scran! :Nomnomnom!:


pequod

8,997 posts

140 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Dibble said:
I am fing starving.

The good news is the consultant decides the bone grapht wasn’t needed when he got in there, as there was enough regenerated bone that it didn’t make sense to remove what had grown to replace it with something else, so I’ve just had one plate replaced with something more “robust”. His word, not mine. Cheeky fker. Tell me I’m fat without telling me I’m fat…
That's indeed good news Dibble! Hopefully, you'll be able to tuck into some light grub soon?

Discharged tomorrow?

Bobberoo

39,151 posts

100 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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DickyC said:
Bobberoo said:
Well we've been out and done a spot of shopping for some odds and ends, we had lunch in a pub and I had salad........nope, you didn't read that wrong, I had chicken, bacon and avocado salad!!!
About to settle down and read for the afternoon!!!
Did you have that nice Thousand Calorie Dressing?
Nope, it had a pomegranate dressing!!

Dibble

12,942 posts

242 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Bobberoo said:
DickyC said:
Bobberoo said:
Well we've been out and done a spot of shopping for some odds and ends, we had lunch in a pub and I had salad........nope, you didn't read that wrong, I had chicken, bacon and avocado salad!!!
About to settle down and read for the afternoon!!!
Did you have that nice Thousand Calorie Dressing?
Nope, it had a pomegranate dressing!!
Avocado?

You’re dead to me. fking deviant.

BananaFama

4,438 posts

81 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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The G on my keyboard is all crunchy ,I have to go back and add them into posts unless I really press hard every time .

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tongue out

Bazina !

Dibble

12,942 posts

242 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Behold the mighty fusion cuisine of “lasagne” and broccoli. Simultaneously tepid and hotter than lava, in no discernible order/pattern.



Followed by jam sponge and custard, which tasted better than it looked. Which was an admittedly low bar.






Dibble

12,942 posts

242 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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TUSRTAYL(V39) will potentially be getting spammed to buggery (not a euphemism) by me over the next few days, while I’m resident in the ‘orse spittle.

Bobberoo

39,151 posts

100 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Dibble said:
I am fing starving.

The good news is the consultant decides the bone grapht wasn’t needed when he got in there, as there was enough regenerated bone that it didn’t make sense to remove what had grown to replace it with something else, so I’ve just had one plate replaced with something more “robust”. His word, not mine. Cheeky fker. Tell me I’m fat without telling me I’m fat…
Excellent news Dibble, hopefully that's the last lot of surgery!!!
Enjoy some mediocre hospital nosh!!!

Bobberoo

39,151 posts

100 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Dibble said:
Bobberoo said:
DickyC said:
Bobberoo said:
Well we've been out and done a spot of shopping for some odds and ends, we had lunch in a pub and I had salad........nope, you didn't read that wrong, I had chicken, bacon and avocado salad!!!
About to settle down and read for the afternoon!!!
Did you have that nice Thousand Calorie Dressing?
Nope, it had a pomegranate dressing!!
Avocado?

You’re dead to me. fking deviant.
yikes
roflroflrofl
Who are you calling a deviant you Fish Finger Sandwich muncher?!?!?!?

pequod

8,997 posts

140 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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That there Lasagne looks passable, old boy, and the Jam concoction is dated 2064 so you could have kept it for later use, post Armageddon?

Dibble

12,942 posts

242 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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pequod said:
That there Lasagne looks passable, old boy, and the Jam concoction is dated 2064 so you could have kept it for later use, post Armageddon?
Bland would have been an improvement by several orders of magnitude! It was the culinary equivalent of washed beige.

DickyC

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50,127 posts

200 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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I've had a call from the Member Reconciliation Team. Can anyone throw any light on this?

pequod

8,997 posts

140 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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Dibble said:
Bland would have been an improvement by several orders of magnitude! It was the culinary equivalent of washed beige.
I trust the Cheese and Port course will restore your faith in NHS cuisson?

/bugger!

Edited by pequod on Saturday 1st April 18:07

Bomma R1

14,538 posts

127 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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DickyC said:
I've had a call from the Member Reconciliation Team. Can anyone throw any light on this?
There's a message come through on the teleprinter saying "the pheasants are revolting".

I'm not sure if it's a typo or someone has had a poor culinary experience.

pequod

8,997 posts

140 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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DickyC said:
I've had a call from the Member Reconciliation Team. Can anyone throw any light on this?
Oh? I trust you have set their minds at rest?

DickyC

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50,127 posts

200 months

Saturday 1st April 2023
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There were raised voices and expletives. And avocado. The Duty Officer was in a bit of a pickle when he called.
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