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[Deleted member 26715]

I feel really F'd off today for some unknown reason, possible because I was going to try to go for the first ride since the off & the wind is howling around here & I just don't fancy it.

 

[mybike]

Mouseyfecker: The Revenge.

Mouseyfecker: The Revenge.

Oh dear, I'm seeing double now.

 

[classic33]

Oh dear, I'm seeing double now.

Parts I & II

What else?

 

[mybike]

I just cleaned my glasses.

I mopped the kitchen floor yesterday as well.

The ones you look through or drink out of?

 

[Kempstonian]

Parts I & II

What else?

Thought it might be a remake.

 

[mybike]

The one I chose, ha! the only one left, was a sort of dark pink with gold, blue and green spots. Some people might find that colour combination is too bright.

So far today, the slack is working well. I know that it can take a few days or even weeks for the Slack to mould to the owner, and then to take on the appropriate structural integrity. I gather that the parameters of use of Slack is unique to the wearer, but it can be changed according to their Whim. My Whim has not been used much over the past year.

A problem has arisen whereby other peeps consider they can dictate to my Whim, regardless of mine own opinions.

You're allowed a whim?

 

[classic33]

Thought it might be a remake.

They could come later. Be set in America and MouseyFecker will be armed with a chainsaw. That or we wait whilst we get MouseyFecker of past, present and future, and do A Christmas Carol remake.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

I've been out on my bike this morning, 56 miles, a hard but enjoyable morning.

 

[oldwheels]

My green garden waste wheelie bin has not yet been emptied.

We no longer have such a thing as apparently there is not enough available to make it an economic proposition as not enough compost can be produced for sale. It was tried and seemed popular but in any case I have umpteen compost bins in the garden which take anything compostable.

 

[Reynard]

We no longer have such a thing as apparently there is not enough available to make it an economic proposition as not enough compost can be produced for sale. It was tried and seemed popular but in any case I have umpteen compost bins in the garden which take anything compostable.

Most stuff I have just goes on the heap or just gets left in situ, but prickly things and conifery things do not good compost make.

 

[oldwheels]

Most stuff I have just goes on the heap or just gets left in situ, but prickly things and conifery things do not good compost make.

I shred hard stuff and it goes into long term bins mixed with some softer stuff. Seems to work.

 

[IaninSheffield]

Cool, blustery and occasionally sunny here chez Casa Reynard.

So I've had a kitchen morning. I've chopped up some lemons and tangerines that needed using for a small batch of marmalade, and I've made hummus and tabbouleh.

I fancy boiled eggs and toast soldiers for lunch. Still have two lovely eggs my friend Linda gave me from her chooks the other day. They'd just been laid and were still warm.

Hope you weren't using the lemons you posted in a photo the other day! 😲
Marmalade made with them might be a bit ... tangy?

 

[Reynard]

I shred hard stuff and it goes into long term bins mixed with some softer stuff. Seems to work.

If I did that i.e. shredding, I'd be doing nothing else.

 

[Reynard]

Hope you weren't using the lemons you posted in a photo the other day! 😲
Marmalade made with them might be a bit ... tangy?

Of a sort. The peel went in the kitchen waste, but the flesh was fine, so that has gone in the marmalade.

It'll be for immediate use though, wouldn't trust it otherwise. Mind, I have plans for a marmalade bread & butter pudding.

 

[Reynard]

Picked up the Tyrrell painting again this afternoon after a bit of a break.

But now it's time to stop for a and a biskit.