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Leedsbusdriver
Every breath leaves me one less to my last
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Gregg's in Leeds bus station has run out of cups to serve drinks. No hot chocolate for me
Gravity Aided
Legendary Member
- Location
- Land of Lincoln
We live in a world of decreased expectations.Gregg's in Leeds bus station has run out of cups to serve drinks. No hot chocolate for me
Good Grief, my fixed outgoings are £250/month, the rest is spending money
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potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
£1500 wouldn't even cover my DD to the kebab shopGood Grief, my fixed outgoings are £2r0/month, the rest is spending money
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Guest
I'm sat in the garden centre at Ullesthorpe with a cup of coffee and a toasted teacake.
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Snap.
KEEF
Veteran
- Location
- BURNOPFIELD
Seagull just flew past my window
They do a very good line in cakes there.
Early stuff is OK, but they have matured and developed very well. try Valtari.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Sat in the dark. Engineers adjusted the lights where my desk is because two part timers don't like the lights. The lighting is now a third of the rest of the office and less than half the minimum lumen. I'm stuck now as I have a sit stand desk that won't fit where the normal lighting is.
Some right idiots in this place. If I move they will all poop themselves as I have to have this desk due to my back and it's an occy health issue.
Getting headaches already. I'm here in the office about 3 x the hours of the part timers...
You can't make it up
Some right idiots in this place. If I move they will all poop themselves as I have to have this desk due to my back and it's an occy health issue.
Getting headaches already. I'm here in the office about 3 x the hours of the part timers...
You can't make it up
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Was peeing with rain this morning, so shimmied up on the loft to sort some stuff instead. Really shouldn't have spent time perusing the vintage bikes board last night as one of the tasks was unearthing a bicycle.
In this case, a 1930s boys bike - a Hercules with I think, an 18 inch frame and 20 inch wheels. Rescued it from a skip in Epsom when I was 13 and rode it for a couple of summers. Sort of rather tempted to bring it down, clean it up and ride it again as I haven't grown that much since...
It's got rod brakes and one of those spring-y, boing-y saddles... Could be a bit of a blast.
It's stopped raining now and the sun's come out, so I think I'm going to toddle off for a ride.
In this case, a 1930s boys bike - a Hercules with I think, an 18 inch frame and 20 inch wheels. Rescued it from a skip in Epsom when I was 13 and rode it for a couple of summers. Sort of rather tempted to bring it down, clean it up and ride it again as I haven't grown that much since...
It's got rod brakes and one of those spring-y, boing-y saddles... Could be a bit of a blast.It's stopped raining now and the sun's come out, so I think I'm going to toddle off for a ride.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
At the vets with Henry.
Only took me 10 minutes to wrestle him into the basket.
A top-opening wire one is the answer to that problem
