Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 39

Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 39

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Mr Magooagain

9,999 posts

171 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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DickyC said:
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Life

The Universe

Everything
Ah ok I’ll start winding then, I’ve just got to take the sheep fencing down first!

Bobberoo

38,689 posts

99 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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hammo19 said:
Who has been allocated the responsibility of towing the Sunderland behind their glider, after all it can’t make it under its own steam.

I would like nominate Bobbers as I gather he his travelling in his green mankini and blue neoprene gloves as a safety precaution.
CCCCOOOOOEEEEEE


IOTN I finally got the stubborn oil filter off after an hour of struggling, swearing, tearing my arm to shreds and making the old filter look like this!!!!


glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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hammo19 said:
Who has been allocated the responsibility of towing the Sunderland behind their glider, after all it can’t make it under its own steam.

I would like nominate Bobbers as I gather he his travelling in his green mankini and blue neoprene gloves as a safety precaution.
Yes, I think we can consign the old girl to the safe hands of Bobberoo Deliveries Inc.Ltd. GMbH thumbup

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Bobbers said:
IOTN I finally got the stubborn oil filter off after an hour of struggling, swearing, tearing my arm to shreds and making the old filter look like this!!!!

You're not supposed to use your teeth, Bobbers! nono

scratchchin Or did you borrow your Dad's?

PS. It looks a bit too big for your bin. And anyway, you're not supposed to put it in the green bin. nono

Edited by glenrobbo on Monday 28th August 15:34

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Did you know they use those FRAMs as icebreakers?

Great for social gatherings and small dinner parties, apparently.

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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I think we should all cross our fingers and hope that Magoo's elastic doesn't snap!

The ramifications should that happen are too terrible to contemplate! yikes

pequod

8,997 posts

139 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Morning all!

Sat, sitting at the airport awaiting my flight back to ol' Blighty (via Toronto) and no mistake.

A big thank you to my hosts hereabouts, Norm and Mai-La, who took good care of your correspondent whilst aboard their gorgeous trawler yacht 'Fire on the Moon'. Much fun enjoyed and walkies with their mutt Douglas ...



If you could advise the co-ords of Vol. 40 I shall enquire with the pilot if I could be permitted to de-plane in the vicinity thereof utilising the ram air wot I have packed...



Toodle pip.

PQ

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Co-ordinates?
The best we can advise is "An old WW 2 RAF airfield somewhere in Middle England, about three miles southwest of Trivton-in-the-Wold, just to the north of Trivton Lake where the Sunderland is moored.
Watch out for a large squadron of mixed ability novice would-be hang-glider pilots preparing to launch from the top of the larger of the two hangars.
It should be quite a spectacle...
Especially if a lot of them end up in the canal.
Or the woods.
Or hanging from where the church steeple used to be until it was unexpectedly taken out by an errant Bloodhound just over a week ago.

Nice Doggie, Pequod! love

Who likes a nice sausage?

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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31....

glenrobbo

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151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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IOTN, our lovely ex-pats were due to fly from Gatport Airwick back to Turkiye this afternoon, but it's looking like their flight will be delayed until termorrer night.
It's a knock-on effect from all of the chaos that prevailed yesterday because of the adverse weather conditions and other logistical problems.

Not what they wanted to hear.

Still, there are worse airports in which to be stranded:

Calcutta
Leeds/Bradfordistan
Aden
Mombasa
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hammo19

5,015 posts

197 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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I have enough sparrows in the back garden to enable a bird airlift if anyone hasn’t quite yet managed to control their hang glider…..just offering.

Bobberoo

38,689 posts

99 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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I have managed to improve my hang gliding abilities, unfortunately I'm still having issues with my landings.......

Error_404_Username_not_found

2,208 posts

52 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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FRANKIE!!!!

She's beautiful cloud9

Error_404_Username_not_found

2,208 posts

52 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Bobberoo said:
I have managed to improve my hang gliding abilities, unfortunately I'm still having issues with my landings.......
If you walk away it's good enough

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Apparently the UK Air Traffic Contollers have gone out on strike.
Thousands of flights are affected.

This is a golden opportunity! Now's our chance...

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Error_404_Username_not_found said:
FRANKIE!!!!

She's beautiful cloud9
She needs four stilts. biggrin

DickyC

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49,780 posts

199 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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glenrobbo said:
Co-ordinates?
The best we can advise is "An old WW 2 RAF airfield somewhere in Middle England, about three miles southwest of Trivton-in-the-Wold, just to the north of Trivton Lake where the Sunderland is moored.
Watch out for a large squadron of mixed ability novice would-be hang-glider pilots preparing to launch from the top of the larger of the two hangars.
It should be quite a spectacle...
Especially if a lot of them end up in the canal.
Or the woods.
Or hanging from where the church steeple used to be until it was unexpectedly taken out by an errant Bloodhound just over a week ago.

Nice Doggie, Pequod! love

Who likes a nice sausage?
Clue: one of the suspects pictured identifies as a sausage.

I think I'll walk to the next Volume. I haven't been well.

Or...

Is the Bath Chair available?

Or the Sedan Chair.

Is there conveyance available that could convey a sense of occasion and ceremony?

Bobberoo

38,689 posts

99 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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Love Douglas and Frankie!! love

glenrobbo

35,282 posts

151 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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DickyC said:
Clue: one of the suspects pictured identifies as a sausage.

I think I'll walk to the next Volume. I haven't been well.

Or...

Is the Bath Chair available?

Or the Sedan Chair.

Is there conveyance available that could convey a sense of occasion and ceremony?
We still have enough time to fit the Howdah on to the elephant. Would that impart a sufficient sense of "je ne sais quoi" for you, Raquel?
If only we knew where the elephant was hiding... confused

Edited by glenrobbo on Monday 28th August 17:30

DickyC

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49,780 posts

199 months

Monday 28th August 2023
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glenrobbo said:
We still have enough time to fit the Howdah on to the elephant. Would that impart a sufficient sense of "je ne sais quoi" for you, Raquel?
If only we knew where the elephant was hiding... confused
As I'm sure you recall, the cry was, 'Hide the elephants.' That is elephants - plural.

We should be able to find one, for goodness sake.
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