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[TVC]

And that includes some pretty degrading stuff.

I've now met @Salty seadog so I know degrading.

 

[Salty seadog]

I've now met @Salty seadog so I know degrading.

Glad to be of service....

 

[tyred]

I had smoked mackeral for tea.

 

[hopless500]

Bugrit. My brother died last night. He went into a hospital last week and died under a week later with a cocktail of cancers topped off with pneumonia. I'm ok, my time's now more given over to supporting my mother.

Very sorry to hear that

 

[potsy]

Might I request that, as per last year, any reruns be arranged in public on the forum and not via PMs? I was completely unaware of this going on until the posts on here. I might well have attended had I known about it, and I can't be the only friend of Vernon to have been in this position. Not terribly pleasant.

Sounds a bad idea to me, you could get some right plebs turning up

 

[StuAff]

Bugrit. My brother died last night. He went into a hospital last week and died under a week later with a cocktail of cancers topped off with pneumonia. I'm ok, my time's now more given over to supporting my mother.

RIP. My condolences to you and yours.

 

[steveindenmark]

You can use cinnamon powder as a root hormone powder to grow cuttings.

 

[Haitch]

@deptfordmarmoset, very sad news, and so quickly too. Hope you and your family can come to terms with it and find peace.

All the very best.

 

[Reynard]

Lightweight!

I am sure I could drink at least four thimbles full before being very wobbly and needing to rest my head on the shoulders of @Fab Foodie.

Well, I *am* short... Though I suspect I could give you all a fair run for your money if the beverage of choice happened to be tea.

Truth of the matter is that I simply don't drink alcohol.

 

[Reynard]

Had a quiet day today - still ache somewhat from yesterday...

Watched the Touring Cars and the Boat Races (yay for the gals, boo for the guys) and listened to Arsenal v Man City on the radio.

Didn't need to cook, had lots of yummy leftovers. Gonna sit down in a bit with tea, choccy and Robot Wars.

 

[Speicher]

Had a quiet day today - still ache somewhat from yesterday...

Watched the Touring Cars and the Boat Races (yay for the gals, boo for the guys) and listened to Arsenal v Man City on the radio.

Didn't need to cook, had lots of yummy leftovers. Gonna sit down in a bit with tea, choccy and Robot Wars.

Tea and choccy sounds good, but instead of Robot Wars, I am watching a pregnant Giraffe. Warning, it might be unsuitable for those of a squeamish nature.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClnQCgFa9lCBL-KXZMOoO9Q/live

 

[Reynard]

Oh! April the Giraffe has been popping up on my FB feed as several of my FB friends are following that.

Alas, I'm more of a crash-bang-wallop kind of gal.

 

[Speicher]

Oh! April the Giraffe has been popping up on my FB feed as several of my FB friends are following that.

Alas, I'm more of a crash-bang-wallop kind of gal.

One of my favourite programmes was "Scrapheap Challenge", robot wars does not have the same appeal.
Then there is the Red Bull Soapbox challenge.

 

[potsy]

Has anyone actually met him? He's certainly never been seen on a bike...

I'm real, this was taken one summer in Mancland

 

[Reynard]

One of my favourite programmes was "Scrapheap Challenge", robot wars does not have the same appeal.
Then there is the Red Bull Soapbox challenge.

Oh yessssss, love Scrapheap Challenge. Still got some of the stuff I recorded many moons ago - I like anything techy / engineering-y. Robot Wars appeals to me because it's about finding the best way to make something in order to break something else.

I used to do impact testing you see. I like breaking things.