Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 37
Discussion
Bomma R1 said:
"Ooh, that's nice Bom, very Miami Vice. How much do you reckon?"
"Dunno, about a quarter of a mil at a guess. Maybe more"
"Sh*t the futtin bed. Maybe you could think about an inflatable dinghy, they might do a Buzz Lightyear or Captain America one. It'd go with your onesies"
"Dunno, about a quarter of a mil at a guess. Maybe more"
"Sh*t the futtin bed. Maybe you could think about an inflatable dinghy, they might do a Buzz Lightyear or Captain America one. It'd go with your onesies"
Bomma R1 said:
"Ooh, that's nice Bom, very Miami Vice. How much do you reckon?"
"Dunno, about a quarter of a mil at a guess. Maybe more"
"Sh*t the futtin bed. Maybe you could think about an inflatable dinghy, they might do a Buzz Lightyear or Captain America one. It'd go with your onesies"
Get yerself one of these if you wanna go crabbing with your new inkpot and onesies!"Dunno, about a quarter of a mil at a guess. Maybe more"
"Sh*t the futtin bed. Maybe you could think about an inflatable dinghy, they might do a Buzz Lightyear or Captain America one. It'd go with your onesies"
pequod said:
It's a lovely old thing pequod, I wouldn't be too sure about what to do with those sail / sheet things though whatever they're called. I can just about manage a sailboard alright, when it comes to a full size boat I really need an engine of some description.
Bomma R1 said:
pequod said:
It's a lovely old thing pequod, I wouldn't be too sure about what to do with those sail / sheet things though whatever they're called. I can just about manage a sailboard alright, when it comes to a full size boat I really need an engine of some description.
I would recommend it Bomma, old chap, if you is moving to that there Nofolk?
Maybe give this a go, from where I borrowed the photo, for a taste of the adventure?
https://coastalexplorationcompany.co.uk/shop/p/cra...
Edited by pequod on Thursday 23 September 18:11
I gave up plucking pheasants many years ago.
Far too labour intensive: far easier and quicker to just skin 'em.
Call me a Philistine if you like, but it's all the same in the casserole pot, jointed up with diced onion, garlic, swede, potato, carrots, bay leaves, mixdurbs, stock and a generous glug of red wine ( screw top of course ).
Come to think of it, I haven't had a brace for a bloody long time now.
I must have a word with Phil the Poacher next time I see him down at the Earl of Trivton's Arms.
I reckon the way things are going with empty supermarket shelves, we'll all need to start dining on local wildlife, which is hard if you live in the concrete jungle, where the menu choice is mostly pigeon or vagrant.
Whatever, the key to survival is keeping a broad view of what is palatable and what is best left beside the road for the crows and maggots to clear up.
/Bare Mears, Survival Expert Charlatan.
Far too labour intensive: far easier and quicker to just skin 'em.
Call me a Philistine if you like, but it's all the same in the casserole pot, jointed up with diced onion, garlic, swede, potato, carrots, bay leaves, mixdurbs, stock and a generous glug of red wine ( screw top of course ).
Come to think of it, I haven't had a brace for a bloody long time now.
I must have a word with Phil the Poacher next time I see him down at the Earl of Trivton's Arms.
I reckon the way things are going with empty supermarket shelves, we'll all need to start dining on local wildlife, which is hard if you live in the concrete jungle, where the menu choice is mostly pigeon or vagrant.
Whatever, the key to survival is keeping a broad view of what is palatable and what is best left beside the road for the crows and maggots to clear up.
/Bare Mears, Survival Expert Charlatan.
glenrobbo said:
I gave up plucking pheasants many years ago.
Far too labour intensive: far easier and quicker to just skin 'em.
Call me a Philistine if you like, but it's all the same in the casserole pot, jointed up with diced onion, garlic, swede, potato, carrots, bay leaves, mixdurbs, stock and a generous glug of red wine ( screw top of course ).
Come to think of it, I haven't had a brace for a bloody long time now.
I must have a word with Phil the Poacher next time I see him down at the Earl of Trivton's Arms.
I reckon the way things are going with empty supermarket shelves, we'll all need to start dining on local wildlife, which is hard if you live in the concrete jungle, where the menu choice is mostly peasant or vagrant.
Whatever, the key to survival is keeping a broad view of what is palatable and what is best left beside the road for the crows and maggots to clear up.
/Bare Mears, Survival Expert Charlatan.
FTFYFar too labour intensive: far easier and quicker to just skin 'em.
Call me a Philistine if you like, but it's all the same in the casserole pot, jointed up with diced onion, garlic, swede, potato, carrots, bay leaves, mixdurbs, stock and a generous glug of red wine ( screw top of course ).
Come to think of it, I haven't had a brace for a bloody long time now.
I must have a word with Phil the Poacher next time I see him down at the Earl of Trivton's Arms.
I reckon the way things are going with empty supermarket shelves, we'll all need to start dining on local wildlife, which is hard if you live in the concrete jungle, where the menu choice is mostly peasant or vagrant.
Whatever, the key to survival is keeping a broad view of what is palatable and what is best left beside the road for the crows and maggots to clear up.
/Bare Mears, Survival Expert Charlatan.
However, you are quite correct Glenners, and with panic buying imminent a sharpening up of ones survival course might be quite prudent, dear!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQA59IkCF5I&ab...
Pie was good as usual and I'm being offered ice cream as I type.
The peasant bit was a nod towards my peasant neighbour that has now identified himself to me and Eric our mayor that he his a bit s
t crazy full on racist.
Life has been hell here this last 48 hours and Eric is going to the police!
When I went on Thesday they said it not serious enough! Since then Eric has had words with him and his mrs and has come to the same conclusion as me.
I never new I had so much restraint but it's our life here in question and I'm not giving the peasant a chance to bleat victim which he has done before.
The peasant bit was a nod towards my peasant neighbour that has now identified himself to me and Eric our mayor that he his a bit s
t crazy full on racist.Life has been hell here this last 48 hours and Eric is going to the police!
When I went on Thesday they said it not serious enough! Since then Eric has had words with him and his mrs and has come to the same conclusion as me.
I never new I had so much restraint but it's our life here in question and I'm not giving the peasant a chance to bleat victim which he has done before.
glenrobbo said:
Ahoy there, paua!Breakfast is served:
Glenrobbo's Special Mussels in a creamy garlic, tarragon, gin and onion sauce with sliced new potatoes and mushrooms, and buttered melba toast.
Here's to Dame Nelly!
Morn chaps
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