Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

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spikeyhead

17,392 posts

198 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Hope you're feeling better soon Bobbers

Byker, good luck with the op, recover quickly

Bobberoo

38,863 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Currently sat at home ripping some CDs I've had a while, it's literally copy CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, move copied music to USB, Blow nose, wipe eyes, insert new CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, and repeat.

psi310398

9,179 posts

204 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
Currently sat at home ripping some CDs I've had a while, it's literally copy CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, move copied music to USB, Blow nose, wipe eyes, insert new CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, and repeat.
Sorry to hear that Bobbers but good you have incorporated it into an efficient workflow…

Bobberoo

38,863 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th April
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psi310398 said:
Bobberoo said:
Currently sat at home ripping some CDs I've had a while, it's literally copy CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, move copied music to USB, Blow nose, wipe eyes, insert new CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, and repeat.
Sorry to hear that Bobbers but good you have incorporated it into an efficient workflow…
I used my LEAN manufacturing training to design a TAKT driven, kanban system utilising some blue sky thinking and leveraged my process driven Deming cycle style of problem solving.........

DickyC

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49,916 posts

199 months

Tuesday 30th April
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I turn my back for two minutes and you're all in the wars. Get better. The lot of you. That's an order.

My phone wanted to change my 'That's an order' directive into 'That's an orderly' which is significantly different and more an observational thing. For example: "Who's that?" "That's an orderly."

Anyway, when I worked on a PC producing drawings, I had occasional bouts of vertigo. Horrible. But now I don't do all day every day concentrating at a workstation, I haven't had vertigo for quite a while. Sitting in front of the telly for hours on end doesn't have the same effect.

If vertigo sufferers could spend time away from their screens and report back any change in their condition we might be on to something.

Byker28i

60,634 posts

218 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
Have you chosen a new name for after your op?
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I can pick a new name and nationality? Davina bkov.
Sitting waiting in a fetching gown and paper pants. Surgeons attacked me with a large sharpie already.

Lots of pretty nurses been in to see me, the advantages of private.

Cook came around to offer me food for afterwards, what a selection although no wine for two days.
"My dear, the Langoustine À la Nage and Bronze Fennel followed by the Cornish Turbot ‘’Ton Sur Ton’’, would be spoilt without a decent dry white Burgundy, but I suppose doctors orders"


In reality I've picked a nice chefs prawn salad, yogurt and fruit, with orange juice and coffee, because apparently I have to keep it all down for two hours before they'll let me go home...

Byker28i

60,634 posts

218 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
Currently sat at home ripping some CDs I've had a while, it's literally copy CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, move copied music to USB, Blow nose, wipe eyes, insert new CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, and repeat.
Is this to play in your BMW? What do you use, USB connection with a memory stick?

Byker28i

60,634 posts

218 months

Tuesday 30th April
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EE have informed me that they can't possibly get a crew out to install or new fibre connection until 4 June at the earliest.

"Erm, honestly can't I just stick with the 50mb broadband at £29.99? You'd save a lot of money and trouble"
"If you want sir but it'll be £40... might as well stay with the 500mb fibre"
"Ok but you've got to send out a crew etc, "
"No thats fine sir"

"So with the delay, do you still offer the £20 compensation for not getting the speeds guarenteed...."
Slight pause, "yes but we haven't installed the service yet"
"But my new contract started last week, you've taken the first payment, you'll have taken the second before installation date..."

I'm going to be getting at least £40 off the next bill.....

All because they just wouldnt roll over the contract

Bobberoo

38,863 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Byker28i said:
Bobberoo said:
Currently sat at home ripping some CDs I've had a while, it's literally copy CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, move copied music to USB, Blow nose, wipe eyes, insert new CD, Blow nose, wipe eyes, and repeat.
Is this to play in your BMW? What do you use, USB connection with a memory stick?
Yep, there's a dedicated USB slot alongside a 3mm jack plug input at the base of the dash, I can also use the Bluetooth connectivity of the headunit, but I find there's a lot of volume loss from that, I have around 100 albums on a 32gb memory stick with plenty of room to spare.

Dinner offerings sound nice!!

Bobberoo

38,863 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Fell asleep not long after my earlier post, Mrs Bobbers came home and woke me up just after 5pm, she's just cooked a nice chicken jalfrezi for dinner, bless her.

psi310398

9,179 posts

204 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
Dinner offerings sound nice!!
Good tip. Thanks.

What genre of music do they play?

Bobberoo

38,863 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th April
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psi310398 said:
Bobberoo said:
Dinner offerings sound nice!!
Good tip. Thanks.

What genre of music do they play?
It's a sort of folk/grunge/death metal kinda thing.

psi310398

9,179 posts

204 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
It's a sort of folk/grunge/death metal kinda thing.
Excellent. I can imagine you thumping that out as you do yer handbrake turns in the local retail park until the bizzies turn up to move you on.

paua

5,821 posts

144 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
I used my LEAN manufacturing training to design a TAKT driven, kanban system utilising some blue sky thinking and leveraged my process driven Deming cycle style of problem solving.........
I thort you worked for a nengineering company, not th bloody cahncil/ gubbermint. biggrin
Morneve chaps.

Bobberoo

38,863 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th April
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psi310398 said:
Bobberoo said:
It's a sort of folk/grunge/death metal kinda thing.
Excellent. I can imagine you thumping that out as you do yer handbrake turns in the local retail park until the bizzies turn up to move you on.
nono
I don't do handbrake turns!!!
I haven't mastered them yet......
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spikeyhead

17,392 posts

198 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Time for bed.

Paperwork and meetings tomorrow, with probably a deficit of sums.

DickyC

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49,916 posts

199 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bobberoo said:
nono
I don't do handbrake turns!!!
I haven't mastered them yet......
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We should all do turns.

I can recite The Lion and Albert.

For example.

DickyC

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49,916 posts

199 months

Tuesday 30th April
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TRIVIAL TURNS

The take up of the Doing Turns idea has been swift and is really heartwarming. So far we have me reciting The Lion and Albert to enthralled regulars in The Rat and Drainpipe while Bobbers practices handbrake turns in the pub's overspill car park.

Okay. Not swift and heartwarming. Just two turns so far.

But it's a start.

glenrobbo

35,381 posts

151 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Ey-oop Trivs! wavey

Hasn't it been a splednid day?
Today I have walked like an Egyptian and covered a pharoah distance.
I don't do steps, but if I did, I'd do Claire, Faye and Lisa. love
Lee and H can do one, they're not my type. nono

Byketta, I hope your op went well and you enjoy a swift recovery with your private prawns and pretty nurses.

Bobbers, I hope your ruddy doze is better soon.

D O'L, I hope your debilitating thingummyjiggerlurgy is rapidly vanquished. Sounds dreadful. GWS mate.


IOTN, I was trying to watch a phillum on TV, but there were no subtitles and I could only decipher about 20% of the complex dialogue, so I have capitulated, made myself a mug of hot chocolate and come to bed.

It's not such a bad end to the day, I suppose.

Just my tooth to brush in a bit...

hammo19

5,077 posts

197 months

Wednesday 1st May
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Today I will be mainly visiting the vampires at the surgery.

Half way through lads, and alls well. Halt who goes there?