The really boring and totally pointless snippets thread XXV
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: EGNX country
Age: 64
Posts: 215
I've not checked the full list yet but I suspect I too have been overlooked
once more.
It was blue sky when I got up but there is cloud appearing now.
The forecast is good though which is welcome as the River Trent has come
up quite a bit overnight although it is still within the typical levels.
I got caught out in a down burst yesterday and I can't remember the last time I got so wet so quickly. It was terrible - I had to retire to the Snug of the Dolphin and dry out in front of their open fire. Of course it was beholden
upon me to make a small purchase for the privilege. Two small purchases in fact.
once more.
It was blue sky when I got up but there is cloud appearing now.
The forecast is good though which is welcome as the River Trent has come
up quite a bit overnight although it is still within the typical levels.
I got caught out in a down burst yesterday and I can't remember the last time I got so wet so quickly. It was terrible - I had to retire to the Snug of the Dolphin and dry out in front of their open fire. Of course it was beholden
upon me to make a small purchase for the privilege. Two small purchases in fact.
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: The Luberon
Age: 68
Posts: 905
Originally Posted by handsfree
I've not checked the full list yet but I suspect I too have been overlooked once more.
A Runyonesque Character
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: The South of France ... Not
Age: 70
Posts: 1,209
Bah humbug again
Well that's it, passed the half way point in the four most miserable months in the calendar.
Hang on, the buggers have stuck an extra day onto February, will have to wait until midday to mark the occasion
Hang on, the buggers have stuck an extra day onto February, will have to wait until midday to mark the occasion
Bluey
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posts: 354
Slowly getting the resigned one's work done as well as my own.
Tsamaya sentle
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Germany
Posts: 154
Evening all,
last day of the year and probably the first rainy/snowy of this winter, with temps barely above zero C.
Couldn't be bothered less, will soon start preparing a nice four course dinner. A good British IPA in my glass and then off to the kitchen.
last day of the year and probably the first rainy/snowy of this winter, with temps barely above zero C.
Couldn't be bothered less, will soon start preparing a nice four course dinner. A good British IPA in my glass and then off to the kitchen.
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Newcastle/UK
Posts: 1,473
Morning peeps and a happy new year,he were a handsome lad Captain Tinpis. 
Is there any kind of public event or celebration that does not employ bloody fireworks these days?,they'll be having em at state funerals next.
Is there any kind of public event or celebration that does not employ bloody fireworks these days?,they'll be having em at state funerals next.
Nemo Me Impune Lacessit
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Derbyshire, England.
Posts: 4,055
Nice looking cat tinpis, sorry to hear of his departure, that is the main problem with pets, they leave much too early. We have a couple of Burmese and I suppose we are counting down now. 
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: New Zealand
Posts: 169
Originally Posted by tony draper
Is there any kind of public event or celebration that does not employ bloody fireworks these days?,they'll be having em at state funerals next.
Well I can think of a couple that when they happen I will be very pleased to let orf fireworks.
Forgot to say it's nearly Saturday afternoon here
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: apogee
Age: 65
Posts: 59
Of all the cats, Siamese are most in their own worlds.
Of the four worst months, these are the best down under, brushfires, melanomos, sunburn and struggling to breathe in the cloying heat notwithstanding. Ahh, Christmas on Whale Beach with a bucket of KFC and a few bottles of champers, Watching fireworks on Sydney Harbour Bridge from Watson's Bay beach.
Might have snowed here last night or more properly, thick frost.
Of the four worst months, these are the best down under, brushfires, melanomos, sunburn and struggling to breathe in the cloying heat notwithstanding. Ahh, Christmas on Whale Beach with a bucket of KFC and a few bottles of champers, Watching fireworks on Sydney Harbour Bridge from Watson's Bay beach.
Might have snowed here last night or more properly, thick frost.
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: EGNX country
Age: 64
Posts: 215
Sunburn ? I understand the word burn..... but this sun thing of which
you speak.
Good morning all.
The sky is just starting to lighten to reveal an overcast covering, trees
merrily blowing in the wind and the promise of rain.
I've just checked and it really is Saturday. I can't say that I thought it
was Sunday; I just didn't have a clue what day of the week it is.
you speak.
Good morning all.
The sky is just starting to lighten to reveal an overcast covering, trees
merrily blowing in the wind and the promise of rain.
I've just checked and it really is Saturday. I can't say that I thought it
was Sunday; I just didn't have a clue what day of the week it is.
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: with the wife
Posts: 343
Today is...........who cares when you're retired.
Mrs 4ma is desirous of visiting new grandson today and one is the delegated driver to convey SWMBO to the meeting. I have been standing by since before sunrise whilst Mrs 4ma has been "prepping" herself for the meeting. I reckon I've got time for a full-fried and large mug of tea before I hear the words "I'm ready".
Mrs 4ma is desirous of visiting new grandson today and one is the delegated driver to convey SWMBO to the meeting. I have been standing by since before sunrise whilst Mrs 4ma has been "prepping" herself for the meeting. I reckon I've got time for a full-fried and large mug of tea before I hear the words "I'm ready".
