Tell us Something Really Trivial about your Life (VOL 30)
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My dear Bomma,
I'm no shrinking violet, but when I'm at the controls of the washing machine, I rarely dare to take it over 40 for fear of talking in a squeaky voice.
Damart woolen combinations tend to.get a bit "clingy" if taken to extremes like 60 or so.
Not even Comfort is a comfort when you have to force your undercrackers on using a shoehorn and two tyre levers.
Don't forget we are all here if you need any advice on matters domestic or technical.
And there is plenty of Absinthe to spare.
I'm no shrinking violet, but when I'm at the controls of the washing machine, I rarely dare to take it over 40 for fear of talking in a squeaky voice.
Damart woolen combinations tend to.get a bit "clingy" if taken to extremes like 60 or so.
Not even Comfort is a comfort when you have to force your undercrackers on using a shoehorn and two tyre levers.
Don't forget we are all here if you need any advice on matters domestic or technical.
And there is plenty of Absinthe to spare.
moneymakestheworldgoaround said:
Hi all, its me again.... 
Since I was last here, I've done a thing
Drove to Monaco,
Obligatory photo at the harbour
Hello me again! Since I was last here, I've done a thing
Drove to Monaco,
Obligatory photo at the harbour
Well done, it's quite a drive. However, I would be careful if you're driving around with blanked out number plates.
The gendarmes are very keen on such transgressions down that way.
I'm looking for a waterproof backpack around 30l with the chest strap to keep the straps from sliding, I can find really cheap tat, I can find stupidly expensive ones, I can find them with or without the strap, but I can't find one which is reasonably priced, with straps and separate inner compartments!!! 
Bobberoo99 said:
I'm looking for a waterproof backpack around 30l with the chest strap to keep the straps from sliding, I can find really cheap tat, I can find stupidly expensive ones, I can find them with or without the strap, but I can't find one which is reasonably priced, with straps and separate inner compartments!!!
That's rather spooky, I bought a Berghaus 25l one in Guernsey this morning before I left!!!! Reduced from 45 to 28 squids.Bobberoo99 said:
This morning:
"Morning chaps wavey I partook of a particularly delightful night's sleep last night, tis a rare thing for me!!!!"
This afternoon:
"I sat down to watch the BTCC from a couple of weeks ago and promptly fell asleep on the sofa!!!!"
"Morning chaps wavey I partook of a particularly delightful night's sleep last night, tis a rare thing for me!!!!"
This afternoon:
"I sat down to watch the BTCC from a couple of weeks ago and promptly fell asleep on the sofa!!!!"
Is Mrs. Bobbers putting something in your cocoa?
coopedup said:
Bobberoo99 said:
I'm looking for a waterproof backpack around 30l with the chest strap to keep the straps from sliding, I can find really cheap tat, I can find stupidly expensive ones, I can find them with or without the strap, but I can't find one which is reasonably priced, with straps and separate inner compartments!!!
That's rather spooky, I bought a Berghaus 25l one in Guernsey this morning before I left!!!! Reduced from 45 to 28 squids.glenrobbo said:
Bobberoo99 said:
This morning:
"Morning chaps wavey I partook of a particularly delightful night's sleep last night, tis a rare thing for me!!!!"
This afternoon:
"I sat down to watch the BTCC from a couple of weeks ago and promptly fell asleep on the sofa!!!!"
"Morning chaps wavey I partook of a particularly delightful night's sleep last night, tis a rare thing for me!!!!"
This afternoon:
"I sat down to watch the BTCC from a couple of weeks ago and promptly fell asleep on the sofa!!!!"
Is Mrs. Bobbers putting something in your cocoa?
Sorry where was I? Oh yes.........Zzzzzzzzzzzz
SNORT, yawn, oh, er, I was saying, you may be on to.......ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Haverhill?
It's pronounced "Aive-riw" by the indigenous locals.
It is a bit council.
OK, a lot council.
It is a gem of a pearl of an idyllic pastoral retreat set in the Gog-Magog hills near the Essicks/ Suffick border.
See the rave reviews on TripAdvisor.
The A1307 is the main road and is recorded as a very high casualty risk route.
It is very badly congested each morning and evening.
Haverhill is the largest town in the UK with no railway station. ( It used to have two )
In November 2004, Haverhill made a claim for a world first, becoming the only known town to feature a laser-lit sculpture on a roundabout. The 11-metre (36 ft) high steel sculpture, called the Spirit of Enterprise (or by locals as "the bin", or "the Haverhill toilet roll"), is situated on the main gateway roundabout on the west side of town, and was mostly funded by local businesses.
It's pronounced "Aive-riw" by the indigenous locals.
It is a bit council.
OK, a lot council.
It is a gem of a pearl of an idyllic pastoral retreat set in the Gog-Magog hills near the Essicks/ Suffick border.
See the rave reviews on TripAdvisor.
The A1307 is the main road and is recorded as a very high casualty risk route.
It is very badly congested each morning and evening.
Haverhill is the largest town in the UK with no railway station. ( It used to have two )
In November 2004, Haverhill made a claim for a world first, becoming the only known town to feature a laser-lit sculpture on a roundabout. The 11-metre (36 ft) high steel sculpture, called the Spirit of Enterprise (or by locals as "the bin", or "the Haverhill toilet roll"), is situated on the main gateway roundabout on the west side of town, and was mostly funded by local businesses.
Edited by glenrobbo on Wednesday 22 August 21:14
glenrobbo said:
Haverhill?
It's pronounced "Aive-riw" by the indigenous locals.
It is a bit council.
OK, a lot council.
It is a gem of a pearl of an idyllic pastoral retreat set in the Gog-Magog hills near the Essicks/ Suffick border.
See the rave reviews on TripAdvisor.
Oh ok, thanks glenrobbo, I shall get on TripAdvisor and see what's what!!It's pronounced "Aive-riw" by the indigenous locals.
It is a bit council.
OK, a lot council.
It is a gem of a pearl of an idyllic pastoral retreat set in the Gog-Magog hills near the Essicks/ Suffick border.
See the rave reviews on TripAdvisor.
ION have you seen the ignorant arrogant crap those two idiots, Clockwork Cupholder and Captain Insecure have posted on "Things that annoy you beyond reason"?
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