Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 29)
Discussion
Bobberoo99 said:
I've just cracked open a bottle of 12yr old Glenlivet that Mrs Bobbers bought for me on Valentine's day, haven't had Genlivet for ages and had forgotten how good it is!!!
Talking of cracking stuff.I’ve just cracked a tooth..... 1 of those incisor jobbys.
Impressed I am not!
Jim AK said:
Bobberoo99 said:
I've just cracked open a bottle of 12yr old Glenlivet that Mrs Bobbers bought for me on Valentine's day, haven't had Genlivet for ages and had forgotten how good it is!!!
Talking of cracking stuff.I’ve just cracked a tooth..... 1 of those incisor jobbys.
Impressed I am not!
fatboy18 said:
Pericoloso said:
Jim AK said:
I was eating bloody chips at the time!
It was this.Anyway morning chaps I'm up, bright eyed and bushy tailed, ready for another great day of productivity!!!
Ok no I'm not, sat at the kitchen table staring mournfully at a bowl of porridge wondering if I could fall asleep in it!!!!
We have two feature clocks in the house. It's about as trendy as we get here. Big and flamboyant they may be but when they require new batteries the teeny little works never fail to disappoint. Springs and escapements representing the ingenuity of man that's what I want to see not an anonymous thing the size of a matchbox.
DickyC said:
We have two feature clocks in the house. It's about as trendy as we get here. Big and flamboyant they may be but when they require new batteries the teeny little works never fail to disappoint. Springs and escapements representing the ingenuity of man that's what I want to see not an anonymous thing the size of a matchbox.
WHA?!?!? What do you mean by batteries?? I thought the grandfather and the long case were both antiques and hand wind only!!!! I've seen Battert winding them several times, are you trying to tell me it's all a ruse to keep him occupied!!!!fatboy18 said:
ave you read the book on the story of the Tank recovery?
My mate Dave has recovery tank if that helps. It’s become one of those ‘what was I thinking’ pur-chases. It really wrecked the road tarmac getting off a low loader into his field so he hid it up for a while. Then the clutch went so he had some stuff made and it’s now sorted but it’s not moved much for some time. It’s a T34 and sitting in the drivers seat there’s a MASSIVE cable reel about an inch from the back of your head. Quite disconcerting.Bobberoo99 said:
WHA?!?!? What do you mean by batteries?? I thought the grandfather and the long case were both antiques and hand wind only!!!! I've seen Battert winding them several times, are you trying to tell me it's all a ruse to keep him occupied!!!!
I'd forgotten about the antiques. And the oldk clocks. Winding the old clocks is how Battert starts his day. A bit of exercise to get the old joints going. Don't Bogart that joint, my friend, pass it over to me...
Not that sort of joint.
V6Pushfit said:
My mate Dave has recovery tank...
My first thought was that you meant some sort of greenish fluid-filled capsule with lots of pipes and tubes supplying life-giving nutrients to a space and time traveller just being resuscitated after many years of cryogenic hibernation.Obviously I felt a tad disappointed until I read on...
DickyC said:
I'm delivering a car to a nautical chap this afternoon. His name is Jon Kidd.
Jon Kidd. Nautical.
I don't know how I can prevent myself bringing Johnny Kidd and the Pirates into the conversation.
I'll be shakin all over.
Jon Kidd. Nautical.
I don't know how I can prevent myself bringing Johnny Kidd and the Pirates into the conversation.
I'll be shakin all over.
Edited by nonsequitur on Friday 23 February 10:25
Sadly died in a road accident, 1966.
Edited by nonsequitur on Friday 23 February 17:06
nonsequitur said:
DickyC said:
I'm delivering a car to a nautical chap this afternoon. His name is Jon Kidd.
Jon Kidd. Nautical.
I don't know how I can prevent myself bringing Johnny Kidd and the Pirates into the conversation.
I'll be shakin all over.
Jon Kidd. Nautical.
I don't know how I can prevent myself bringing Johnny Kidd and the Pirates into the conversation.
I'll be shakin all over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n327ncoU_ZU
There was a young manager at the last place I worked in London whose name is Simon Smith. He claimed he had never heard of the song Simon Smith And His Amazing Dancing Bear. He also claimed we were the first people in his life to mention it.
glenrobbo said:
V6Pushfit said:
My mate Dave has recovery tank...
My first thought was that you meant some sort of greenish fluid-filled capsule with lots of pipes and tubes supplying life-giving nutrients to a space and time traveller just being resuscitated after many years of cryogenic hibernation.Obviously I felt a tad disappointed until I read on...
In tooth news; Twas chips from local chippy & no ketchup.
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