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lutonloony

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My right knee is doing a very good impression of a football. If I use it as an excuse to avoid my DIY chores, I fear Mrs LL may decide it means I should stay at home, instead of going to the pub to watch the rugby.
 
For the first time in my life, I encountered "Sun-lounger Rage". I had been on it for two hours and was woken from my doze by a red faced Swiss gentleman who was screaming at me that I had stolen his special place by the pool. I couldn't take this accusation too seriously and my behaviour was not well received. He stomped off shouting about the manners of the English.

Quite a strange episode really.
I hope this didn't cause an international incident ?
 
On my ride yesterday I had a strap break on the handlebar bag I brought last August :sad:. An E-Mail to Amazo n this afternoon brought the response pack it up and send it back for a refund, just print off the labels we've provided. tonight had a 45 minute fight to persuade my ancient and temperamental printer to print the labels :angry:. I really must get round to replacing that printer.
That's not the way to treat an old printer that has given valuable service over the years. I would have thought William Caxton was due for retirement ages ago ? :laugh:
 
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Morning, not sure what the weather is doing. The ground looks dry but the cars look wet.

I think I may have over done the exercise bit . Walking into town the long way yesterday was the final straw. By the time I got to the museum for the talk about the Roman finds inthe town I was away with the fairies. It was a good job it was a repeat of a talk given last year as I wouldn't have liked to miss anything. It was a good thing I was meeting my wife there as she could give me a lift home.
 

mybike

Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
I have a bruise on one of my toes. Not sure how it got there but my wife did manage to step on my toes twice yesterday.
 
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That's not the way to treat an old printer that has given valuable service over the years. I would have thought William Caxton was due for retirement ages ago ? :laugh:

:laugh::laugh:. The thing ain't worked properly for a couple of years, but I hardly use it so it's hard to justify spending money on a replacement.
 
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