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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Warm as hell in West Yorks. 01st November. Climate change.
It wasn't here!

Ok, it was milder than it often is at this time of year, but my fingers still got cold by the time I got to Hebden Bridge. I had intended to ride up to Blackstone Edge but changed my mind and came home.

Around 11 degrees C with a wind chill of 2 to 3 degrees, I reckon.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
We have snow, again.
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And another storm moving up from the south on its way.
 
Not too bad here on the Coast today….🙄

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Actually frikkin amazing for January. Loves me some Global warming 🤣

Do try to re-create that photo in Llandudno
I used to live there and a couple of time the damn gulls nicked some

one time a cheeky bar steward nicked my whole pie - I shot up and grabbed a half brick from the beach and was about to down the bird when I realised that many of the kids I taught went to that beach on sunny days and having your teacher lobbijng half bricks around on a busy beach
plus trying to injure/kill a wild animal (who clearly deserved it!!!)
was probably a bad look


scared it anyway and it dropped the pie

yes I did still eat it
 
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SpokeyDokey

SpokeyDokey

68, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
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Do try to re-create that photo in Llandudno
I used to live there and a couple of time the damn gulls nicked some

one time a cheeky bar steward nicked my whole pie - I shot up and grabbed a half brick from the beach and was about to down the bird when I realised that many of the kids I taught went to that beach on sunny days and having your teacher lobbijng half bricks around on a busy beach
plus trying to injure/kill a wild animal (who clearly deserved it!!!)
was probably a bad look


scared it anyway and it dropped the pie

yes I did still eat it

A friend of ours dog snaffled a large pork chop off of the kitchen work top and started to chew it.

The owner eventually got the dog to 'release' and then proceeded to cook it (the chop not the dog) for her own tea, as originally intended. xx(
 
A friend of ours dog snaffled a large pork chop off of the kitchen work top and started to chew it.

The owner eventually got the dog to 'release' and then proceeded to cook it (the chop not the dog) for her own tea, as originally intended. xx(

I used to go round to my parents' house on Sundays for dinner
I took the dog - an Alsatian (GSD in metric) - female and quite small
my Mum normally did a proper roast of some kind

for some unknown reason as soon as my Mum headed for the kitchen my very loyal and "Dad" focussed dog swapped loyalties and gave up her normal "I have to know where Dad is and what he is doing at all times" attitude and ignored me and went "somewhere else in the house"

when I aske my Mum said they "have secrets" -


anyway - one Sunday my Mum had come back to the lounge while the roast potatoes were cooking and the roast pork was resting - no sign of my dog or theirs
I went through to the kitchen for something and noticed the roast pork resting on the worktop and my dog on her hind legs - front legs on the worktop and nose slowly approaching the pork - lounge close behind it

One of the most difficult things about owning that dog was shouting at her doing things like that while trying not to laugh

the dog was mortified - probably about being discovered


I told my Mum that the dog had NOT touched the pork at all - I may have been right


I do wonder how many time she had a quick like on other Sundays and wasn;t discovered!!
 

Alex321

Guru
Location
South Wales
Absolutely beautiful day here in the Garden of England. Blues skies and sunshine. Very little wind either. I'm bloody kicking myself that I didn't get my arse up and out on the bike this morning.

Beautiful sunny day here today as well. Enough so that we were actually exporting electricity this afternoon, which is almost unheard of in January.
 
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