Tea? (Part 3)

[welsh dragon]

I went into habitat once, many hundreds of years ago, and I could see everyone buying exactly the same things. I could imagine ten million households in the UK all having exactly the same coffe pots, cutlery, sofas, cushions, rugs and hundreds of other useless stuff, and vowed I would never set foot in another shop like that and I haven't. Thank god.

I don't think I've missed out on anything either.

 

[0lonerider]

iv had a lazy day went me mates sorted a leak for them then went to a local pub for a game of pool !that was 4oclock! must say i enjoyed watchin all the roadies sloggin it up leamlane rd,i was to guily to wave, had to use the auld traintrack home over the dyke! great view of the coast n chieviot hills from there! food needed now and a cuppa

 

[classic33]

Signing off now, have fun..

Sithi

 

[classic33]

I'm going as well, Mickey Flannigan on the comedy channel.

Sithi

 

[0lonerider]

nite ian!

 

[the_mikey]

G'night everyone

 

[Saluki]

I went into habitat once, many hundreds of years ago, and I could see everyone buying exactly the same things. I could imagine ten million households in the UK all having exactly the same coffe pots, cutlery, sofas, cushions, rugs and hundreds of other useless stuff, and vowed I would never set foot in another shop like that and I haven't. Thank god.

I don't think I've missed out on anything either.

I love IKEA. The meatballs are gorgeous, as is the lingonberry jam. I actually went for some new bed linen and got a nice set. Our flat has no lampshades in. We've only been here since May 2013 and thought that we had better get some while we were there. They were only a couple of quid each so good value. We like their graters as they have a lid so you can keep the grated cheese/veg whatever fresh. Our one goes from caravan to flat to caravan and back again and we keep wondering where it is. For £1.50 we have one for each now. We don't have 'home by ikea' at all but like some of the ideas that they have. Most of the stuff we have in our home was free or from the charity shop (2 sofas and change from £20 sort of thing)
Ikea is good value. Our nearest is bloomin' miles away but we wanted to give that new Saab a really good run before committing to it.

 

[172traindriver]

Evening all, I see there's progress in the case of the basket...
Once again @172traindriver makes my 35 mile ride look puny... (How was your climbing, mine was 2250ft?)
And classic has three hours sleep in a day whereas I would call that an afternoon nap...
Coffee.

@IanDuke the Garmin claims that I did about 2,000 feet of climbing which I won't argue with, so you were on a ride with more lumps

 

[Saluki]

I went into habitat once, many hundreds of years ago,

I have never been in a habitat shop. I don't think that we have one here.

 

[172traindriver]

Either way its still around three hours. I mean, someone has to cover the graveyard shift!
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You enjoy it again tonight mate

 

[172traindriver]

Well she was a nurse, she'll know how to use it(the mallet) correctly.
One finger at a time.

 

[welsh dragon]

Ok peeps. I'm off to bed. Nos da

 

[172traindriver]

Down Boy!

Too late

 

[0lonerider]

dont make shops like they used to!its all rented spaces n malls! im not a happyshopper lol

 

[172traindriver]

G'night everyone

Good Night @the_mikey