Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

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hammo19

5,039 posts

197 months

Saturday 27th April
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I’m allergic to asparagus brings me out in hives so none for me thanks. I’m off out to do some shopping as I have nothing for my packer for the museum tomorrow.

We’re off to see Al Murray tonight.

Mr Magooagain

10,023 posts

171 months

Saturday 27th April
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Bobberoo said:
DickyC said:
657 said:
Bobbers that MINI must be a large bag of spanner’s to need a radio that big hehegetmecoat
nono

He has deliberately filled the car with hiffy equipment, to the point where there is no space for luggage. This is so that, when he and Mrs Bobbers spend time away, their luggage goes separately.

A gentleman's luggage always precedes him.
Mrs Bobbers refuses to travel long distances in Ivor after we took him to Cornwall last year, she's accepted she'll have to travel in him for the GITTBWG (Great Inaugural Trivial Towers Buxton Weekend Gathering) in June, but for holidays she insists on taking Peanut, therefore boot space became irrelevant!
Go and by that Lotus you alway wanted then!

Mr Magooagain

10,023 posts

171 months

Saturday 27th April
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Byker28i said:
I have a huge bag full. Mrs b is buying picked asparagus hearts.
Mushroom risotto for tea, with wild garlic
Eh? Artichokes pickled maybe?

Byker28i

60,254 posts

218 months

Saturday 27th April
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Yup sorry. Two beers in.
Sitting eating in the falafel place, it's a regular pilgrimage.
Hazel O'connor playing...

Byker28i

60,254 posts

218 months

Saturday 27th April
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Mrs B is now buying gifts, probably the entire production run of the cities chocolates for a year.

"Oh I need this for ..and this for..."



Edited by Byker28i on Saturday 27th April 13:55

Bobberoo

38,753 posts

99 months

Saturday 27th April
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psi310398 said:
Bobberoo said:
I thought I'd been quiet restrained in my approach, I actually left some space in the boot this time!!! smile
nono I distinctly recall you saying that that space had been left to install the Garrard 401 turntable when the gimbal mechanism for it finally arrives on the slow boat from China.
Well, obviously I've left room for it!!! rolleyes
I'm not a complete moron............some bits are missing.

DickyC

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49,837 posts

199 months

Saturday 27th April
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psi310398 said:
nono I distinctly recall you saying that that space had been left to install the Garrard 401 turntable when the gimbal mechanism for it finally arrives on the slow boat from China.
Thanks. Remind me of buying a Japanese import car, why don't you? Specify car, dealer finds one, we agree terms, he buys it at auction, I give elderly Audi to Step Daughter #2. Enquire when my new car can be expected. "Three or four months. Depends." Buy an elderly Golf to tide us over.

rolleyes

Slow boat from Japan. Eejit.

glenrobbo

35,304 posts

151 months

Saturday 27th April
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Just checking in to make sure you're all behaving yourselves and to report that nothing much has happened.
It's not even raining, despite me hanging out a load of washing.

Good choice of mushroom varieties there Byker.
Are they all sustainably hand-reared under fungi-friendly conditions, or are they factory-farmed, kept in the dark with st constantly heaped upon them like most of the working classes these days? rolleyes stake indeed!
Buy ceps, they are a favourite of Magoo's!

Carry on, and watch out for the Trippel! drunk

Byker28i

60,254 posts

218 months

Saturday 27th April
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Instead of boom boxes, I'm filling the boot with tripple d'anversbiggrin

Bobberoo

38,753 posts

99 months

Saturday 27th April
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hammo19 said:
I’m allergic to asparagus brings me out in hives so none for me thanks. I’m off out to do some shopping as I have nothing for my packer for the museum tomorrow.

We’re off to see Al Murray tonight.
Saw him at the Mayflower in Southampton a few years ago, was absolutely hilarious!

Byker28i

60,254 posts

218 months

Saturday 27th April
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Enjoy Hammo, I saw him a few years ago and he was very funny then. Hope he still is.

Popped into a thrift shop, bought a couple of bits.
The local Antique/bric a brac shop always has some interesting items, nearly bought a few items, then spotted the piles of classic magazines, mens health, vogue, and...


Bobberoo

38,753 posts

99 months

Saturday 27th April
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Does anyone else find technology incredibly fking infuriating?
I've just tried to scan a letter to my laptop, printer decided it needs a software update, ok I do it, and now it needs to have the internet connection re-established, so I do that, now it refuses to find my laptop and connect to it?!! rage
Piece of fking st!!!!

slopes

38,837 posts

188 months

Saturday 27th April
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Bobberoo said:
Does anyone else find technology incredibly fking infuriating?
I've just tried to scan a letter to my laptop, printer decided it needs a software update, ok I do it, and now it needs to have the internet connection re-established, so I do that, now it refuses to find my laptop and connect to it?!! rage
Piece of fking st!!!!
yes We swapped out HP for a Canon and fk me sideways, that thing can never find the laptop or connect to the internet either. Likewise, it is a piece of fking st!!

Bobberoo

38,753 posts

99 months

Saturday 27th April
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slopes said:
Bobberoo said:
Does anyone else find technology incredibly fking infuriating?
I've just tried to scan a letter to my laptop, printer decided it needs a software update, ok I do it, and now it needs to have the internet connection re-established, so I do that, now it refuses to find my laptop and connect to it?!! rage
Piece of fking st!!!!
yes We swapped out HP for a Canon and fk me sideways, that thing can never find the laptop or connect to the internet either. Likewise, it is a piece of fking st!!
It's incredibly annoying!!!

I've just ordered a ticket for the Collecting Cars coffee run to Bicester heritage centre on the 19th May!!!

glenrobbo

35,304 posts

151 months

Saturday 27th April
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I have none of the annoyances, frustrations or configurations of such devices, for I shun the very use of those tecknerlological instruments of unmindfulness.

I fear such things would drive me to do things I would almost certainly regret.

I prefer to sit here watching Sky Arts Freeview Ch 36 which is currently televising a documentary about the making of Pink Floyd's landmark album "Wish You Were Here".

Much better than getting into a violent rage of furious frustration and hurling electronic torture devices through the bloody Windows. ranting

And breathe.

RIP Sid.

Edited by glenrobbo on Saturday 27th April 19:52

Byker28i

60,254 posts

218 months

Saturday 27th April
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We have a multi page scanner that's brilliant, but directly connected via USBto our main computer. It was about £750 and was being thrown out by work when we were bought out so I had it.

slopes

38,837 posts

188 months

Saturday 27th April
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Bobberoo said:
slopes said:
Bobberoo said:
Does anyone else find technology incredibly fking infuriating?
I've just tried to scan a letter to my laptop, printer decided it needs a software update, ok I do it, and now it needs to have the internet connection re-established, so I do that, now it refuses to find my laptop and connect to it?!! rage
Piece of fking st!!!!
yes We swapped out HP for a Canon and fk me sideways, that thing can never find the laptop or connect to the internet either. Likewise, it is a piece of fking st!!
It's incredibly annoying!!!

I've just ordered a ticket for the Collecting Cars coffee run to Bicester heritage centre on the 19th May!!!
You wouldn't be a million miles away that day then, think that is about 60 miles or so away.
Did you decide on a different t shirt design in the end?

Bobberoo

38,753 posts

99 months

Saturday 27th April
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slopes said:
Bobberoo said:
slopes said:
Bobberoo said:
Does anyone else find technology incredibly fking infuriating?
I've just tried to scan a letter to my laptop, printer decided it needs a software update, ok I do it, and now it needs to have the internet connection re-established, so I do that, now it refuses to find my laptop and connect to it?!! rage
Piece of fking st!!!!
yes We swapped out HP for a Canon and fk me sideways, that thing can never find the laptop or connect to the internet either. Likewise, it is a piece of fking st!!
It's incredibly annoying!!!

I've just ordered a ticket for the Collecting Cars coffee run to Bicester heritage centre on the 19th May!!!
You wouldn't be a million miles away that day then, think that is about 60 miles or so away.
Did you decide on a different t shirt design in the end?
Still a work in progress slopes!

Bobberoo

38,753 posts

99 months

Saturday 27th April
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I did a 10 minute Joe Wicks kettlebell work out on Friday afternoon, my legs feel like someone's been hitting them with a bat!!!

spikeyhead

17,354 posts

198 months

Saturday 27th April
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Time for bed,

I've done parkrun, patio grouting and installed a willow screen round the bins so they now look tidy.

I've also prep'd lunch for tomorrow, brother and mum are coming.

glenrobbo said:
I have none of the annoyances, frustrations or configurations of such devices, for I shun the very use of those tecknerlological instruments of unmindfulness.

I fear such things would drive me to do things I would almost certainly regret.

I prefer to sit here watching Sky Arts Freeview Ch 36 which is currently televising a documentary about the making of Pink Floyd's landmark album "Wish You Were Here".

Much better than getting into a violent rage of furious frustration and hurling electronic torture devices through the bloody Windows. ranting

And breathe.

RIP Sid.
Roy Harper sang the vocals to Have a Cigar. I own over 30 Roy Harper albums.