Mundane News

[Jenkins]

I like Mondays - when I'm not working like this week, that is!

It's amazing how much time can be spent doing so little if you put your mind to it. Large mug of coffee, catch up with the news online, slow ride into Felixstowe to get some cash, another ride into Ipswich for some supplies followed by a diversion to the local chain pub for steak & chips for a fiver, a couple of pints and before you know it, it's nearly 5pm when you get home. Just call it practice for retirement.

And it now looks like I will be heading to @Reynard land tomorrow if only to get off the train and cycle back home again as the wind & weather appear to be in my favour for that direction.

 

[Salty seadog]

Trust me, it isn't as exciting as you think... This is the "mundane news" thread, remember?

But drilling holes in fire is anything but mundade.

 

[Andy in Germany]

But drilling holes in fire is anything but mundade.

I feel that you may have misunderstood, or at least overestimated my level of commitment to my work...

 

[Reynard]

I like Mondays - when I'm not working like this week, that is!

It's amazing how much time can be spent doing so little if you put your mind to it. Large mug of coffee, catch up with the news online, slow ride into Felixstowe to get some cash, another ride into Ipswich for some supplies followed by a diversion to the local chain pub for steak & chips for a fiver, a couple of pints and before you know it, it's nearly 5pm when you get home. Just call it practice for retirement.

And it now looks like I will be heading to @Reynard land tomorrow if only to get off the train and cycle back home again as the wind & weather appear to be in my favour for that direction.

I'd say wave as you ride past, but I'm on the opposite side of town to the direction you'd be going in...

 

[classic33]

I'd say wave as you ride past, but I'm on the opposite side of town to the direction you'd be going in...

You could always nip out with some free food for him.

 

[Reynard]

You could always nip out with some free food for him.

You mean stand by the side of the road with a musette (two pork pies and a strawberry yoghurt!)

 

[classic33]

You mean stand by the side of the road with a musette (two pork pies and a strawberry yoghurt!)

Possible roadside picnic

 

[postman]

Toy Story 4.Great animation,loveable characters bit of a weak story line.Never expected that finish,and now i think it has run it's course.Time to shut the toy box lid,Good night Woody and Co thank you for the laughs and tears yes i have cried over the years.Thank you for allowing me to sit with my kids over many years,sleep well.

 

[Jenkins]

You mean stand by the side of the road with a musette (two pork pies and a strawberry yoghurt!)

Swap the pork pies for a couple of sausage rolls and you're on

 

[Reynard]

Swap the pork pies for a couple of sausage rolls and you're on

In that case, will sausage sandwiches do? I've got cooked saussies in the fridge...

 

[classic33]

In that case, will sausage sandwiches do? I've got cooked saussies in the fridge...

How'd you cook saussies in a fridge?

 

[Reynard]

How'd you cook saussies in a fridge?

I didn't.

Mr Tesco cooked them for me first, and then very kindly let me have them on yellow sticker.

 

[classic33]

I didn't.

Mr Tesco cooked them for me first, and then very kindly let me have them on yellow sticker.

You'll be feeding him seconds!

 

[slowmotion]

I'm finally getting to grips with the umlaut .

Here are the ALT key control codes for all kinds of wacky foreign punctuation symbols....

https://tools.oratory.com/altcodes.html

EDIT: here's my very first....

ö

 

[Reynard]

You'll be feeding him seconds!

It's not like they've suddenly developed language skills...