Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40
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Morning all.
Good set of photos, there, Bobbers. I’m glad it went well.
My son is safely installed in his new establishment and I’ll pop down to retrieve various suitcases and boxes later.
Other than that, I’ll need to retrieve the winter duvet from the dry cleaners. Is that crushingly trivial enough for these purposes?
Good set of photos, there, Bobbers. I’m glad it went well.
My son is safely installed in his new establishment and I’ll pop down to retrieve various suitcases and boxes later.
Other than that, I’ll need to retrieve the winter duvet from the dry cleaners. Is that crushingly trivial enough for these purposes?
Mr Magooagain said:
Good morning.
Thanks for sharing the photos Bobbers as I’ve been thinking about you lot this weekend.
I spoke to my son yesterday! First time in 11 years so I’m made up.
Warm weather forecast at last! Nearly into July and it seems like autumn here. Should have around 30 degrees by midweek.
I may cut some hedges and grass this week for a change.
Really good to hear you've spoken to your son Magoo.Thanks for sharing the photos Bobbers as I’ve been thinking about you lot this weekend.
I spoke to my son yesterday! First time in 11 years so I’m made up.
Warm weather forecast at last! Nearly into July and it seems like autumn here. Should have around 30 degrees by midweek.
I may cut some hedges and grass this week for a change.
Gude Moaneve Happy Campers! 
When I woke up at 05:37hrs, there was a fick throg* outside, so after my obligatory shuffle ti the loo, I went back back to bed, and when I resurfaced, it was a bootiffle sunny day outside, and there were 32 ( phurty-too ) centipedes in the conservatory.
* I'm glad I never mist it.
Have a splendiferous day everyone; it's one of those "great to be alive days", and here I am to prove it.
Have fun marshalling those Maston Nartins, Hammo, sometimes it's like trying to herd cats. They just won't listen to instructions.
Great pics from yesterday, Byker, Elsie is so cute. And that Dragon is a fair old bit of chainsaw carving and no mistake.
Ta-ra fer now, back later.
When I woke up at 05:37hrs, there was a fick throg* outside, so after my obligatory shuffle ti the loo, I went back back to bed, and when I resurfaced, it was a bootiffle sunny day outside, and there were 32 ( phurty-too ) centipedes in the conservatory.
* I'm glad I never mist it.
Have a splendiferous day everyone; it's one of those "great to be alive days", and here I am to prove it.
Have fun marshalling those Maston Nartins, Hammo, sometimes it's like trying to herd cats. They just won't listen to instructions.
Great pics from yesterday, Byker, Elsie is so cute. And that Dragon is a fair old bit of chainsaw carving and no mistake.
Ta-ra fer now, back later.
Morning All.
I think I've been sitting here long enough now. I'm going to shuffle out to The Shed (the House of Blunders) and continue reassembling the Alleged Motorcycle.
Yesterday afternoon was fun, fitting the reground valves to the newly cleaned up zylinderkopf. My spring compressors don't fit so there was some improvisation with clamps, offcuts of wood and keybar and bent-nose pliers. There's always a way.
Now it's time to put back the refurbished and tested ignition bits and bobs before I get too old and forget where they go.
Well done to the intrepid tourists on the Brassington Great Circle. If it weren't for such pioneers no progress would be possible. We are indebted to you
I think I've been sitting here long enough now. I'm going to shuffle out to The Shed (the House of Blunders) and continue reassembling the Alleged Motorcycle.
Yesterday afternoon was fun, fitting the reground valves to the newly cleaned up zylinderkopf. My spring compressors don't fit so there was some improvisation with clamps, offcuts of wood and keybar and bent-nose pliers. There's always a way.
Now it's time to put back the refurbished and tested ignition bits and bobs before I get too old and forget where they go.
Well done to the intrepid tourists on the Brassington Great Circle. If it weren't for such pioneers no progress would be possible. We are indebted to you
Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Morning All.
I think I've been sitting here long enough now. I'm going to shuffle out to The Shed (the House of Blunders) and continue reassembling the Alleged Motorcycle.
Yesterday afternoon was fun, fitting the reground valves to the newly cleaned up zylinderkopf. My spring compressors don't fit so there was some improvisation with clamps, offcuts of wood and keybar and bent-nose pliers. There's always a way.
Now it's time to put back the refurbished and tested ignition bits and bobs before I get too old and forget where they go.
Well done to the intrepid tourists on the Brassington Great Circle. If it weren't for such pioneers no progress would be possible. We are indebted to you
Improvisation is the necessity of Motherhood.I think I've been sitting here long enough now. I'm going to shuffle out to The Shed (the House of Blunders) and continue reassembling the Alleged Motorcycle.
Yesterday afternoon was fun, fitting the reground valves to the newly cleaned up zylinderkopf. My spring compressors don't fit so there was some improvisation with clamps, offcuts of wood and keybar and bent-nose pliers. There's always a way.
Now it's time to put back the refurbished and tested ignition bits and bobs before I get too old and forget where they go.
Well done to the intrepid tourists on the Brassington Great Circle. If it weren't for such pioneers no progress would be possible. We are indebted to you
Something like that.
Well done, _404.
Don't forget to overlook the head gasket.
Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Morning All.
I think I've been sitting here long enough now. I'm going to shuffle out to The Shed (the House of Blunders) and continue reassembling the Alleged Motorcycle.
Yesterday afternoon was fun, fitting the reground valves to the newly cleaned up zylinderkopf. My spring compressors don't fit so there was some improvisation with clamps, offcuts of wood and keybar and bent-nose pliers. There's always a way.
Now it's time to put back the refurbished and tested ignition bits and bobs before I get too old and forget where they go.
Well done to the intrepid tourists on the Brassington Great Circle. If it weren't for such pioneers no progress would be possible. We are indebted to you
Why did my upcoming visit to the dentist spring to mind?I think I've been sitting here long enough now. I'm going to shuffle out to The Shed (the House of Blunders) and continue reassembling the Alleged Motorcycle.
Yesterday afternoon was fun, fitting the reground valves to the newly cleaned up zylinderkopf. My spring compressors don't fit so there was some improvisation with clamps, offcuts of wood and keybar and bent-nose pliers. There's always a way.
Now it's time to put back the refurbished and tested ignition bits and bobs before I get too old and forget where they go.
Well done to the intrepid tourists on the Brassington Great Circle. If it weren't for such pioneers no progress would be possible. We are indebted to you
Edited by witteringon on Sunday 23 June 10:40
witteringon said:
Why did my upcoming visit to the dentist spring to mind?
Don't talk to me about dentists! Edited by witteringon on Sunday 23 June 10:40
It's impossible to see a NHS dentist nowadays, but luckily we have a Polish plumber and gas fitter who does a bit of dentistry in his spare time.
He can fix your pearlies for not a lotta zloty.
He did those pictured for my wife, who kindly let me borrow them for yesterday's Grand Day Owt, bless her!
Edited by glenrobbo on Sunday 23 June 11:02
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