Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 31)

Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 31)

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glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Bobbers said:
One of your meagre three what's that exactly???
They tell us that a meagre three is an essential part of everone's daily diet.
Apparently there's a lot of them in oily fish and it's good for your brain as well as lowering your kestrel.
It's probably good for pelicans too. But Platypuses are better on Duckham's.

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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I don't think I want a lowered Kestrel, I don't even like lowered cars!!!

glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Well you can't get one much lower than £11.99. frown
I think that's far too low.

slopes

39,044 posts

189 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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glenrobbo said:
They tell us that a meagre three is an essential part of everone's daily diet.
Apparently there's a lot of them in oily fish and it's good for your brain as well as lowering your kestrel.
It's probably good for pelicans too. But Platypuses are better on Duckham's.
What a load of rubbish, i have tablets to lower my kestrel and the bugger still flies up high. I've even told the medical profeshunals that it doesn't lower my kestrel and do you know what they said???

It does, we have proof. Proof?? Proof?? have you seen the feathery little f****r, he flies off and sits on the nearest tall building. Lowers my kestrel pfft

glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Every diehard motorsport fan loves the smell.of Kestrel. Ahh! cloud9

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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It's awful when your kestrel is off the charts like that, do you find you get dizzy looking up at it all the time????

glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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slopes said:
What a load of rubbish, i have tablets to lower my kestrel and the bugger still flies up high. I've even told the medical profeshunals that it doesn't lower my kestrel and do you know what they said???

It does, we have proof. Proof?? Proof?? have you seen the feathery little f****r, he flies off and sits on the nearest tall building. Lowers my kestrel pfft
Slopes, have you tried standing in the open and holding your arm out really straIght and then keep draping a dead mouse over the back of your hand? That usually does the trick.
I saw it on a film called 'Kes', so I know what I'm talking about. bowtie

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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glenrobbo said:
slopes said:
What a load of rubbish, i have tablets to lower my kestrel and the bugger still flies up high. I've even told the medical profeshunals that it doesn't lower my kestrel and do you know what they said???

It does, we have proof. Proof?? Proof?? have you seen the feathery little f****r, he flies off and sits on the nearest tall building. Lowers my kestrel pfft
Slopes, have you tried standing in the open and holding your arm out really straIght and then keep draping a dead mouse over the back of your hand? That usually does the trick.
I saw it on a film called 'Kes', so I know what I'm talking about. bowtie
nono I saw James Martin playing around with a kestrel on one of his many food shows, you must stand with your arm out and then swing a carcass around on a length of rope!!! yes

glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Bobberoo99 said:
nono I saw James Martin playing around with a kestrel on one of his many food shows, you must stand with your arm out and then swing a carcass around on a length of rope!!! yes
I'll go and see if Battert has a carcass to spare.

I saw him with quite a few piled up on his cart yesterday, I think he's planning to extend the north-easternmost ancient burial mound up to the edge of the perimeter ditch.

DickyC

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50,164 posts

200 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Oh, for pity's sake, it's not a Kestrel, it's not a P1127, it's a Harrier and it sits in Reception at The Towers and plenty of warning is given when it's fired up. There was the incident with the ejector seat and the Lady Mayoress but the media had boycotted the event and our reputation remained intact. Ish.

glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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scratchchin I don't remember James Martin in that film. However, I do remember James Bond flying a Harrier in a different film. But he didn't twirl a carcass around on a length of rope... unless they edited that bit out?

DickyC

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50,164 posts

200 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Cook asks for carcasses to be kept way from the door leading from the garden to kitchen. She has taken on several young foreign student visa type kitchen hands and fears a calamity. Don't get me wrong, they're willing enough but they're just unfamiliar with our ways.

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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DickyC said:
Cook asks for carcasses to be kept way from the door leading from the garden to kitchen. She has taken on several young foreign student visa type kitchen hands and fears a calamity. Don't get me wrong, they're willing enough but they're just unfamiliar with our ways.
I thought she already had a Calamity??


Oh, no, it's Calamari isn't it? My mistake, as you were!!!

DickyC

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50,164 posts

200 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Battert's idea for swinging the carcass by tying it to the Gannet was a total failure. He'd overlooked the Fairey Gannet has contra-rotating propellers and these made short work of the tether.

DickyC

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50,164 posts

200 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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It was hopeless. Tethering the carcass to the tip of one propeller would have made for very unbalanced flying. Juddering all over the sky.

fatboy18

18,984 posts

213 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Morning everyone, back to Blighty from France, within 1/4 mile of Dover found myself negotiating Pot Holes and broken road surfaces! banghead

Great to be back..........................NOT!

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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fatboy18 said:
Morning everyone, back to Blighty from France, within 1/4 mile of Dover found myself negotiating Pot Holes and broken road surfaces! banghead

Great to be back..........................NOT!
I thought Postholes and Brokenrodhustfracas were in the New Forest

glenrobbo

35,565 posts

152 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Bobberoo99 said:
I thought Postholes and Brokenrodhustfracas were in the New Forest
New forest? When did they plant that then? Is that part of the carbon offset scheme to counterbalance all the ongoing green belt developments?

Nice to see something positive being done for a change... smile

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Apparently at 10.79, which by my reckoning is actually 11.19!!! confused

Bobberoo99

39,174 posts

100 months

Monday 18th March 2019
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Arrived at B&Q to pick up some more fence panels and posts, I've hired a van through Hertz for an hour, this is how I've found it parked!!!

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