Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 28)
Discussion
DickyC said:
Day off today. All I have to do is drive Mrs C to Norton Canes Services to do a Checkpoint Charlie type exchange where my son-in-law takes her and I get a sandwich and a bag of Hula Hoops. Then I drive to West London to meet my bro who has put a deposit on a Cayman and wants a second opinion before he parts with thirty trillion quid. Then adjourn to a hostelry, then drive home in the later stages of the rush hour. My day off will commence about 11 o'clock tonight.
Seems like a very poor exchange rate that Dicky.......................DickyC said:
Day off today. All I have to do is drive Mrs C to Norton Canes Services to do a Checkpoint Charlie type exchange where my son-in-law takes her and I get a sandwich and a bag of Hula Hoops. Then I drive to West London to meet my bro who has put a deposit on a Cayman and wants a second opinion before he parts with thirty trillion quid. Then adjourn to a hostelry, then drive home in the later stages of the rush hour. My day off will commence about 11 o'clock tonight.
Sounds like you are living the highlife there Dicky, do enjoy!! Bomma220 said:
I've given the carb a good clean and reset all the springs and bits.
Engine's running a treat but the bloody blade needs sharpening now
Thing yourself lucky you don`t have the amount of Greensward we have at Jim AK Acres.Engine's running a treat but the bloody blade needs sharpening now
Think i may have to invest in a Massey 165 & Gangmower thanks to Battert buggering up the Fordson Major we kept for the Cricket green
coopedup said:
PostHeads123 said:
I want to leave my misses as she drinks too much but can't as we have a 16 month old son so I need to pretend its all ok so I can make sure he is safe.
and that is most certainly not trivial, good luck fella Not his finest hour I have to say, be a good idea if he had a finest hour pretty soon at his age!!
Insists it was into the quarry at Trivton of squash that fking Pelican
Im sure I know what my option would have been!
Agree on storing for the new volume & this trolly business seems to have rather taken over, I noticed 2 in the Beer Garden at the B&L at lunchtime too.
Lord only knows where they came from!!
Jim AK said:
Agree on storing for the new volume & this trolly business seems to have rather taken over, I noticed 2 in the Beer Garden at the B&L at lunchtime too.
Lord only knows where they came from!!
Oh, those? I took them there a couple of days ago.Lord only knows where they came from!!
Frank's got them on trial with a view to them replacing the traditional hand carried trays.
Initial results look promising, could be a 'nice little earner' if it goes ahead.
Bobberoo99 said:
DickyC said:
I'd advise readers of a certain age to avoid searching for Banjo Trolley on t'Internet.
As an aside a "mate" of mine tore his while entertaining his "lady friend", apparently there was so much blood he thought he'd had an "accident!! Pretty common apparently...
DickyC said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Seems like a very poor exchange rate that Dicky.......................
Ah, yes, but when we swap back I get a fully functioning wife and they two empty wrappers and a four day old crust.Chunkymonkey_71 said:
Bobberoo99 said:
DickyC said:
I'd advise readers of a certain age to avoid searching for Banjo Trolley on t'Internet.
As an aside a "mate" of mine tore his while entertaining his "lady friend", apparently there was so much blood he thought he'd had an "accident!! Pretty common apparently...
Bobberoo99 said:
Chunkymonkey_71 said:
Bobberoo99 said:
DickyC said:
I'd advise readers of a certain age to avoid searching for Banjo Trolley on t'Internet.
As an aside a "mate" of mine tore his while entertaining his "lady friend", apparently there was so much blood he thought he'd had an "accident!! Pretty common apparently...
Edited by V6Pushfit on Thursday 17th August 19:35
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