Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

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pequod

8,997 posts

141 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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spikeyhead said:
Many congratumalations to GlennRobbo on his 43,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,006 posts
And there was I, thinking ye is a counter of sums.. hehe

DickyC

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50,435 posts

201 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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pequod said:
spikeyhead said:
Many congratumalations to GlennRobbo on his 43,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,006 posts
And there was I, thinking ye is a counter of sums.. hehe
Acceptable percentage error. Think Channel Tunnel, CrossRail, HS2 and so on.

paua

6,029 posts

146 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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pequod said:
spikeyhead said:
Many congratumalations to GlennRobbo on his 43,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,006 posts
And there was I, thinking ye is a counter of sums.. hehe
spikey's been fiddling th books - wonder if he's ever worked for former pres donny? wink

spikeyhead

17,579 posts

200 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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oooooops

Bobberoo

39,397 posts

101 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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spikeyhead said:
oooooops
laugh

glenrobbo

35,727 posts

153 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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spikeyhead said:
Many congratumalations to GlennRobbo on his 43,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,006 posts
Gee thanks spikey, but I've a long way to go to reach that sort of millstone.
I'm only on 34k.
Only an optimist would bet on me achieving another 9k persts before shuffling off over the Rainbow Bridge to that Land of Trivia Beyond.
scratchchin
angel / evil

Thanks for all the other congratulatory persts, you are all too kind. bow

I would like to thank my Mum and Dad for making me possible. biggrin


Still Mulling

12,818 posts

180 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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Congrats on 34kkkkkkk posts, gr!

glenrobbo

35,727 posts

153 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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DickyC said:
Acceptable percentage error. Think Channel Tunnel, CrossRail, HS2 and so on.
Not forgetting TSR-2, Concorde, the average Member of Parliament's Expenses Claim, and my electricity and gas bill from Addled Egg Energy. yikes

Error_404_Username_not_found

2,506 posts

54 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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I got shot once (x1) in the portside bumcheek when I was walking along a street in that there Norf Lundun with my then girlfriend, the lovely Lindsay.
It was apparently a .22 round.
I was invited by Inspector Knacker to explain what I had been doing to attract such attention. Eventually he decided it was the whim of some jolly japester in an upstairs window somewhere.
Amusingly, he informed me that the street I was shot in is called Shoot-Up Hill. It's still there I believe.
Then thirty years later I got stabbed once (x1) in the upper thigh by a rather unfortunately disturbed lady. That had a funny side but it's a bit involved.
I chiefly remember that I had been wearing a new pair of proper genuine American-made 501s for which I had paid $50 in that there San Francisco only a week beforehand and which I never saw again.

Splendid effort Glenners!

BTW I finished making my plough plane. It works!

glenrobbo

35,727 posts

153 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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Bobberoo said:
spikeyhead said:
oooooops
laugh
teacher In Higher Mathematics, it is a demonstrative example of what is known as a spikey Transform, a theoretical transposition that results in a consequential indirect series altered reality leading to a state of Infinite Triviality*

* Otherwise known as Ewetopia, a place of an endless number of sheep to count before nodding off and wetting the bed. sleep

hammo19

5,307 posts

199 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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My MIL works as a Cost Verification Manager on the HS2 project - she clearly is not doing her job properly.

Ah the Britannia - what a lovely aircraft, those lovely Proteus turboprop engines. Invicta Airways, Redcoat and many others operating out of Manston. Happy memories.

slopes

39,208 posts

190 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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Mr Magooagain said:
Congrats to glenrobbo on his dotage postage! Marvellous stuff there sir.

I had a similar Bobbers experience in a pub fight many moons back,fella pulls a knife and my instant reaction was a ‘Glasgow kiss’. I got lucky really.
Normally it’s attack a gun and run from a knife I seem to recall.
Only ever had two pub fights.

First one was between some rugby fans, off duty firemen and the kickboxing club i belonged to at the time. I ended up going out through a door.
That one hurt a touch.

Second one, same pub, ended up with me breaking a bar stool over a guys head to stop him glassing a young guy during a fight.

It was not long after that one that i decided going out sucked and i'd rather be anit social. Although it didn't stop me visiting one of the bar maids but that is a whole other story and not one for pre watershed.

psi310398

9,340 posts

206 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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slopes said:
Only ever had two pub fights.

First one was between some rugby fans, off duty firemen and the kickboxing club i belonged to at the time. I ended up going out through a door.
That one hurt a touch.

Second one, same pub, ended up with me breaking a bar stool over a guys head to stop him glassing a young guy during a fight.

It was not long after that one that i decided going out sucked and i'd rather be anit social. Although it didn't stop me visiting one of the bar maids but that is a whole other story and not one for pre watershed.
Barmaids are infinitely preferable to bar stewards IME

glenrobbo

35,727 posts

153 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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psi310398 said:
Barmaids are infinitely preferable to bar stewards IME
Oh, I dunno:

https://youtu.be/zFtUlxlLbmg?si=vx3dEQy5Q3xHaG5N

biggrin

spikeyhead

17,579 posts

200 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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and now to bed, to dream

...but not of my youthful evenings spent drinking in some of Luton's more lively establishment, yes, the Luton brand of the Glasgow Rangers supporters club, I'm thinking of you

glenrobbo

35,727 posts

153 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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spikeyhead said:
and now to bed, to dream

...but not of my youthful evenings spent drinking in some of Luton's more lively establishment, yes, the Luton brand of the Glasgow Rangers supporters club, I'm thinking of you
I remember grafting all hours at Looter Nairpaw back in the day. rolleyes

"Ghosters" were common practise.

psi310398

9,340 posts

206 months

Tuesday 26th September 2023
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Bomma R1

14,538 posts

128 months

Wednesday 27th September 2023
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Morning all bounce



smile

Mr Magooagain

10,261 posts

173 months

Wednesday 27th September 2023
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Thanks Bomma and a very good morning everyone.

A short cruise to Blighty this evening is todays target. Hopefully it will be uneventful.

Bobbers if you feel a wobble about 3am tomorrow morning then worry not! It’s just old Magoo adding weight to the already heavy uk. It’s only temporary.

Fout.

Bobberoo

39,397 posts

101 months

Wednesday 27th September 2023
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Good morrow fellow Trivialities everywherewavey
Humpday has arrived, thanks Bomma!!
Let's see what today brings shall we??
It shows no signs of slowing down at work, so I shall bumble on regardless for now!!!

That sounds like an interesting story Error 404!!!

I shall await the disturbance in the force in the early hours of the morrow Magoo, safe trip my friend!!!