Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 29)
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Jim AK said:
Bobberoo99 said:
You forgot ladies fingers, Fingers of fudge and butter fingers!! 
I visited the hangar just to see the lay of the land as it were, alarmingly I couldn't see Penrose, though I could hear some muffled expletives being muttered, the door's unlocked and there's a group of trolley's by the smaller of the two benches, when we've got a "volunteer" for the Penrose side of stuff i'll go back and gain entry.
Someone has left a trolley on the landing containing Cheese rolls, Ham rolls, Bacon rolls, Casseroles, Rissoles & aI visited the hangar just to see the lay of the land as it were, alarmingly I couldn't see Penrose, though I could hear some muffled expletives being muttered, the door's unlocked and there's a group of trolley's by the smaller of the two benches, when we've got a "volunteer" for the Penrose side of stuff i'll go back and gain entry.
holes!It seems to be buckling under somewhat
Bobberoo99 said:
Yes I saw that this morning and wondered why it was there, has anyone seen Battert this morning? I mean it's rather unsightly and really should be moved to the cold store!!!
Frankly I think the place is falling apart!Not seen Battert all day & everyone seems to have left the building today.
ION I have to find out about these `Tag` things for driving on the Motorway in France.
Going to Belgium with Mrs Jim AK & the YCC for our holiday in August, wont need for that iirc, but have to take a car to Spain in late June & then the same car to or from Monaco in early/mid September.
Hard life sometimes!!
Bobberoo99 said:
You are aware that a stick of dynamite strategically placed would have been much quicker Dicky, admittedly nowhere near as neat as your very neat hideaway hole, but certainly quicker!!!!
Sorry, did I imply 'neat'?Not neat. Nowhere near neat. Tidyupable but currently untidy. Ragged. Dynamitesque.
DickyC said:
Bobberoo99 said:
You are aware that a stick of dynamite strategically placed would have been much quicker Dicky, admittedly nowhere near as neat as your very neat hideaway hole, but certainly quicker!!!!
Sorry, did I imply 'neat'?Not neat. Nowhere near neat. Tidyupable but currently untidy. Ragged. Dynamitesque.
V6Pushfit said:
Today I have mostly been up Scheisse Strasse
Wow you aged!!! It appears that life has taken it's toll old chap, do you need a hug? Do you feel the need to share?DickyC said:
Haitchers gonna haitch.
I would comment but being the Trivial Towers self appointed (due to the fact I still haven't been before the committee to be officially appointed!!) buffoon I don't actually know what that means!!! 
another beautiful day is dawning, I try to be positive mainly because it's still dark and it's 5.20 in the morning!!! Does anyone know why there are bits of Merc ALL strewn all over the drive? I do hope Dicky didn't take my suggestion of dynamite too seriously!!!The car is pretty skanky; no keys, stuck in Drive and rusty. So it's trim and mechanical parts I need to recover from it. Here's how to get into the boot:
You leave your fine feelings behind and make a hole - in my case 'chain drill' a hole - to expose the boot catch release rod. Give the rod a twist and bingo, we're in. Now I know where to drill I'll treat myself to a tank cutter to make a neater hole that can be plugged with a flattish grommet. Even with this one, if anyone could be bothered, it could be patched and made good. Number plates conceal loads of gremlins I'm discovering. The central locking pump I was keen to plunder in the boot has sold already for £100.
You leave your fine feelings behind and make a hole - in my case 'chain drill' a hole - to expose the boot catch release rod. Give the rod a twist and bingo, we're in. Now I know where to drill I'll treat myself to a tank cutter to make a neater hole that can be plugged with a flattish grommet. Even with this one, if anyone could be bothered, it could be patched and made good. Number plates conceal loads of gremlins I'm discovering. The central locking pump I was keen to plunder in the boot has sold already for £100.
Excellent Dicky, starting to make some money back already!! I've managed to gut the rear replacement Focus door, actually easier than I thought, but getting the inner panel with the attached window regulator is going to be fiddly, just starting to get some paint on the bottom edge as it's quite heavily scratched where they were stood in a workshop for a while!!!
Well, that's most of my business sorted for now. Long story short, although it won't register on the Trivometer, Mum passed away on Sunday and Dad followed her a day later. Not totally unexpected as they were both in their 90's but still a bit of a wrench when it happens. Anyhow, onwards and upwards.
I see it's Easter in a week or so, I'll need to get something for Grandbomma. She's not really a big fan of chocolate so not much point in buying traditional Easer eggs. I did wonder about a lettuce, not sure how well that'd be received though.
I might get another Hatchimal thing, I'll give it some thought.
I see it's Easter in a week or so, I'll need to get something for Grandbomma. She's not really a big fan of chocolate so not much point in buying traditional Easer eggs. I did wonder about a lettuce, not sure how well that'd be received though.
I might get another Hatchimal thing, I'll give it some thought.
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