Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 28)
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I've not caught anything for a while now. My nephew caught a nice pike on saturday, about 14 pounds at a guess. The pike, not him. He's about six foot one.
The dog caught a rabbit yesterday? Around 47 kilos. She's big for a female, bloody fast too. Faster than the rabbit anyhow. Big ears too.
The dog caught a rabbit yesterday? Around 47 kilos. She's big for a female, bloody fast too. Faster than the rabbit anyhow. Big ears too.
Bomma220 said:
I've not caught anything for a while now. My nephew caught a nice pike on saturday, about 14 pounds at a guess. The pike, not him. He's about six foot one.
The dog caught a rabbit yesterday? Around 47 kilos. She's big for a female, bloody fast too. Faster than the rabbit anyhow. Big ears too.
Has anyone told Noddy?The dog caught a rabbit yesterday? Around 47 kilos. She's big for a female, bloody fast too. Faster than the rabbit anyhow. Big ears too.
Yes? It's OK, you can relax. I'm fully medically trained.
Well, I saw Casualty. Once. It was about some bird who tripped over and embedded the broken handle of her badmington racquet through her throat. STrange but true. So, if it's an emergency laryngectomy* you need, I'm yer man.
And I've got my own nursey uniform, too.
errrrrrm..... *whistles*..... too much information?
Well, I saw Casualty. Once. It was about some bird who tripped over and embedded the broken handle of her badmington racquet through her throat. STrange but true. So, if it's an emergency laryngectomy* you need, I'm yer man.
And I've got my own nursey uniform, too.
errrrrrm..... *whistles*..... too much information?
I shudder at the thought of Nik in a Nursy outfit
Apparently, the Rudge-Whitworth Club badge (a red hand inside a yellow spoked wheel) on my old Trialmaster jacket looks like some sort of Marxist/Communist/Trade Union group logo - according to the bloke who pointed at it and asked me if I was a socialist
Apparently, the Rudge-Whitworth Club badge (a red hand inside a yellow spoked wheel) on my old Trialmaster jacket looks like some sort of Marxist/Communist/Trade Union group logo - according to the bloke who pointed at it and asked me if I was a socialist
Edited by ChemicalChaos on Tuesday 25th October 18:51
ChemicalChaos said:
I shudder at the thought of Nik in a Nursy outfit
Apparently, the Rudge-Whitworth Club badge (a red hand inside a yellow spoked wheel) on my old Trialmaster jacket looks like some sort of Marxist/Communist/Trade Union group logo - according to the bloke who pointed at it and asked me if I was a socialist
I hope you advised him that you are considering becoming a vintage champagne socialistApparently, the Rudge-Whitworth Club badge (a red hand inside a yellow spoked wheel) on my old Trialmaster jacket looks like some sort of Marxist/Communist/Trade Union group logo - according to the bloke who pointed at it and asked me if I was a socialist
Edited by ChemicalChaos on Tuesday 25th October 18:51
Iva Barchetta said:
Just read that Heathrow 3rd runway has got the green light.
It's all kicked off in the "Heathrow expansion" thread.
Wave goodbye to Harlington, Sipson and Harmondsworth villages......probably.
Just seen a map of what the 3rd runway will look like and Harlington might survive but LongfordIt's all kicked off in the "Heathrow expansion" thread.
Wave goodbye to Harlington, Sipson and Harmondsworth villages......probably.
looks in peril.
I used to deliver parcels in that area, nearly 20 years ago and once in Longford, a Concorde took off.
wowzers that was LOUD.
Longford is at the western end of the runway.
As if the expansion will ever actually happen, no one in this country has the balls or ability to force it though. Heathrow needs one more and both Stansted and Gatwick need two more each. CdG, Frankfurt and Schiphol are laughing at us...
Why not come along to DD's and show your face Iva? I don't know if I can make it but if I do it'll only be for an hour or so.
Why not come along to DD's and show your face Iva? I don't know if I can make it but if I do it'll only be for an hour or so.
Funeral in Newcastle. Didn't want to go in the Skoda of Shame and don't trust the Jag. Mrs C's eighteen year old SLK to the rescue. It didn't even blink. 620 miles round trip at nigh on 37 mpg. That beats the Sarf of France a few years ago when it returned 34 mpg. What a car. You'd think that spending most of its life going up and down to the shops with an occasional Italian tune-up by your correspondent it might object to six hundred miles in two days. Nope, it didn't miss a beat.
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