Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 33)
Discussion
Magooagain said:
Bobberoo99 said:
We've been out to M&S and B&Q, tomorrow i plan to do some R&D about D&B!!!
I've bought sharp sand and cement to re-lay some of the patio slabs that fatboy pointed out a while ago, I just need to figure out how to do it!!!
Any questions ask away.
glenrobbo said:
Magooagain said:
Here! We could go two up on that Dicky!
We have attached the front seat for Slopes. Now
Stick your head above that windscreen you bugger
Magooagain said:
glenrobbo said:
Here! We could go two up on that Dicky!DickyC said:
Dear Mr Robbo
Thank you for your contribution.
I took a screenshot of it with the advert that arrived by its own volition.
Very interethting. But thtupid.*
OK, if that's what you really want, we'll paint the tricycle Rioja Blue. Thank you for your contribution.
I took a screenshot of it with the advert that arrived by its own volition.
Very interethting. But thtupid.*
Anything to keep you happy.
* Interesting little flashback there to the rather madcap '60s TV comedy show, "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" , with the smaller one of the more recent Penn & Teller duo.
( Dressed in his German Wehrmacht uniform.)
And the lovely Aimee Mcdonald. And a young Goldie Hawn.
All good wholesome stuff.
Far preferable to hearing Wagner on an endless loop with Arbeitmeisters cracking whips across your backs as you toil away at some momentous never-ending task to further bolster the thousand year Reich.
What with the lockdown and the Bank Holiday, the Emergency Bookbinder is asking Triple Time to top and tail Volume 33! The scoundrel. After a good thirty seconds of scarcely suppressed vulgarity, the solution came to me. Battert, the Blue Peter Box Set and some sticky back plastic.
All those in favour?
(If it looks odd beside the other 32 volumes we could think about having it recovered later during a more bookbinder friendly era.)
All those in favour?
(If it looks odd beside the other 32 volumes we could think about having it recovered later during a more bookbinder friendly era.)
DickyC said:
What with the lockdown and the Bank Holiday, the Emergency Bookbinder is asking Triple Time to top and tail Volume 33! The scoundrel. After a good thirty seconds of scarcely suppressed vulgarity, the solution came to me. Battert, the Blue Peter Box Set and some sticky back plastic.
All those in favour?
(If it looks odd beside the other 32 volumes we could think about having it recovered later during a more bookbinder friendly era.)
I'll start clearing the airfield, Futtette's sorting out the Emergency Fish Finger Rations.All those in favour?
(If it looks odd beside the other 32 volumes we could think about having it recovered later during a more bookbinder friendly era.)
We'll report back soon.
DickyC said:
What with the lockdown and the Bank Holiday, the Emergency Bookbinder is asking Triple Time to top and tail Volume 33! The scoundrel. After a good thirty seconds of scarcely suppressed vulgarity, the solution came to me. Battert, the Blue Peter Box Set and some sticky back plastic.
All those in favour?
(If it looks odd beside the other 32 volumes we could think about having it recovered later during a more bookbinder frive the endly era.)
Yes, I am in favour of the "less is more" approach.All those in favour?
(If it looks odd beside the other 32 volumes we could think about having it recovered later during a more bookbinder frive the endly era.)
The less we give to the bookbinder, the more we have to spend on beer, whisky, Absinthe, pickled eggs and scratchings.
We need to come up with a title for this volume pretty quickly though. Despite the lockdown, I feel that it's been quite a good one.
Excuse me whilst I just nip out and check the bunting is still in place.
Then I shall fetch another bottle of my "Reservoir Dogs" Special Reserve Premier Cru Dandelion & Dogpiss Wine for this afternoon's celebrations.
I am getting so excited I can hardly contain mys.. OOPS! Oh dear.
Please excuse me...
I am already having a glass of wine, having finished the sushi we had left over from last night (it was very good indeed). I’m considering another sliver (not a sliver, a wocking great wedge) of the cake to accompany the second glass of wine...
Cars wise, any thoughts on the (new shape/model) Volvo V40? I’ve found a ridiculously low mileage Mercedes C Class on Auto Trader, bit it’s getting on a bit age wise (as we all are...)
I found a lot more V40s for sale when I didn’t search under “estate” as the body type, as most of them are listed as a hatchback...
Anyway, the Merc:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...
Cars wise, any thoughts on the (new shape/model) Volvo V40? I’ve found a ridiculously low mileage Mercedes C Class on Auto Trader, bit it’s getting on a bit age wise (as we all are...)
I found a lot more V40s for sale when I didn’t search under “estate” as the body type, as most of them are listed as a hatchback...
Anyway, the Merc:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...
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