classic33
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Just in case you didn't believe it the first time.Double posts
Tea? (Part 3)
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
There is no such time as 4.30 am. It does not exist @172traindriver
Bobby Mhor
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happy yesterdayEvenin'
Don't worry, the 24hr clock should be available round your way in a year or two.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Don't worry, the 24hr clock should be available round your way in a year or two.
It still won't exist.....
It might not have done in your day....
classic33
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In which case it would be 04:30 hours, or even 0430 hours.Don't worry, the 24hr clock should be available round your way in a year or two.
classic33
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Weather tomorrow was great.happy yesterday
@welsh dragon
Living in the countryside should mean that you see 04:30 nearly every day in the summer with all the little birdies going tweet tweet outside your window.
I stopped at a hotel in a village near Cambridge a few years ago that was a converted water mill. It had a pond out the back right under my window, every morning as it was getting light I could hear, "quack quack." Little bastards.
Living in the countryside should mean that you see 04:30 nearly every day in the summer with all the little birdies going tweet tweet outside your window.
I stopped at a hotel in a village near Cambridge a few years ago that was a converted water mill. It had a pond out the back right under my window, every morning as it was getting light I could hear, "quack quack." Little bastards.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Your right. I can hear all sorts of birds early in the morning. Even in the middle of the night we have owls hopping all over the bloody roof, squirrels dropping hazel nuts on rhe roof and god knows what else. Oh the joys of the countryside.
My brother in law found squirrels living in his loft, luckily his neighbour had an air rifle.
Not just the countryside. We live beside the sea with a lot of trees containing a rookery around the building. It's gulls and rooks we have running up and down our roof - and the beggars sound like they're wearing hob nailed boots. Still, we wouldn't change it.
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
My brother in law found squirrels living in his loft, luckily his neighbour had an air rifle.
Squirrels are vermin and cause thousands of pounds worth of damage. In have dealt with them before.
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