Admiral Draper's Really Really Boring and Totally Pointless Snippets of Information
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: EGNX country
Age: 65
Posts: 215
watching the goings on in Turkey
Another glum day here but a healthy 18C.
Had a lie in this morning to try and recover from a surfeit of
fresh air, exercise and beer on the river yesterday. It hasn't
worked as I still feel as if I've been set upon by them there thuggees.
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: with the wife
Posts: 352
The Mucky Duck pub next to me canal has re-opened....which is good news after a hard days graft on the cut.
Spent part of yesterday driving our trip boat with a charter party on board. Spent another part of yesterday clearing weed off the prop shaft!
Spent part of yesterday driving our trip boat with a charter party on board. Spent another part of yesterday clearing weed off the prop shaft!
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: New Zealand
Posts: 171
The answers are:-
70 = the number of days until our clocks go forward
163 = number of days until Christmas ( well according to SWMBO )
Just been to a 14.00 showing at a cinema, why on earth do people have
to keep eating for the whole length of the film 116 minutes?? Don'these
idiots believe in having lunch first ?? 
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70 = the number of days until our clocks go forward
163 = number of days until Christmas ( well according to SWMBO )
Just been to a 14.00 showing at a cinema, why on earth do people have
to keep eating for the whole length of the film 116 minutes?? Don'these
idiots believe in having lunch first ?? .
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: EGNX country
Age: 65
Posts: 215
A quite wonderful morning with sunshine and everyfing.
The birds have discovered the cherries.
Bacalhau com natas for lunch.
Except it won't be salt cod but fresh cod but it will still be
fish and potatoes in a cream sauce but the Portuguese name is
a bit more exotic. To be washed down with a bottle of Malbec.
But before fettling that I'm going to have a go at making some
Scotch eggs. A friend of mine has a small holding and one of
his Gloucester Old Spots has made the ultimate sacrifice to
provide the sausage meat.
The birds have discovered the cherries.
Bacalhau com natas for lunch.
Except it won't be salt cod but fresh cod but it will still be
fish and potatoes in a cream sauce but the Portuguese name is
a bit more exotic. To be washed down with a bottle of Malbec.
But before fettling that I'm going to have a go at making some
Scotch eggs. A friend of mine has a small holding and one of
his Gloucester Old Spots has made the ultimate sacrifice to
provide the sausage meat.
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Newcastle/UK
Posts: 1,477
Morning peeps, bit overcast hereabouts but the day holds promise,no Sunday dins today we's havingt that tomorrow for complicated reasons one shall not go into at the mo,it will be roast beef I believe.
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Coasting South
Age: 66
Posts: 69
Spent a lovely family afternoon picnic on the beach at Pett Level between Hastings and Rye. Call me a wimp but the sea's too cold for a dip. I did find a piece of fossilised wood which came from palm forests that grew hereabouts in prehistoric times. It's not the first time I've found them but it's a bit like finding a priceless gem.
That walk and fresh air has given me the appetite for the roast beef that is in the oven and the few glasses of red to go with it. Happy days
That walk and fresh air has given me the appetite for the roast beef that is in the oven and the few glasses of red to go with it. Happy days
OLD RED DAMASK
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Lancashire born. In Cebu now
Age: 67
Posts: 368
Good Day all.Just checking in to say I am still kicking. Meeting with two VP's on Monday pm. On a short term assignment until end September need to know what they will do with me. HR guy who is Japanese but good guy let it slip Friday afternoon accidentally on purpose I think as he can see I am stressed out, that end of September I will be given a good offer, but will go into meeting as if I don't know. Moving to Livermore end of month. The expect us to be operational on the Monday, but all test fixtures/systems have to have an inspection before we can do any work because of FDA regs.
Doing 12 to 14 hour das, hopefully after the move will improve.
Doing 12 to 14 hour das, hopefully after the move will improve.
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: EGNX country
Age: 65
Posts: 215
Looks like we are in for a warm one today.
Went for a walk around the village last night and called into a
couple of pubs on the way. I can't remember the last time I did
that but the evening was so nice it was a bit like being on holiday.
All the best Nigel. Fingers crossed that you get out of it what you want..
Went for a walk around the village last night and called into a
couple of pubs on the way. I can't remember the last time I did
that but the evening was so nice it was a bit like being on holiday.
All the best Nigel. Fingers crossed that you get out of it what you want..
(a bear of little brain)
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: 51 10 03.70N 2 58 37.15W
Age: 72
Posts: 274
Reminds me of my mum's old shop, where I used to 'work', aged 8 or so, weighing out packets of tea and sugar. About the only difference isexcept her scales were the other end of the cabinet.
And, according to events in the garden, today is 'flying ant day'. Blokes renewing our soffits are swearing something cruel at them.
And, according to events in the garden, today is 'flying ant day'. Blokes renewing our soffits are swearing something cruel at them.
