I don't know where we're going, but we know where we are? (Part whatever)

0lddog

Line of, er, What ?

No, you are not alone.

Is it really something that one watches ?

I had formed the idea that it was some class of computer game

Auto, love your pic. The country at its best

Used to be like that around here and then somebody decided it would be a good idea to replace it with estates of semiD houses at a mill a pop. Of course the new neighbours have the boreens awash with 2xx reg 4X4s :mad:

Autosport

Autosport wrote: »

Am I alone in not having watched Line of duty

Enjoyed All creatures great and small

Nope!

Meanwhile been catching up on All Creatures Great and Small Auto... Just finished the Tricki Woo episode ... Is Alfie identifying? Read these books a gazillion years ago on a west of Ireland summer holiday... Found them so charming, then and now

Gremlinertia

I've loved line of duty, i'll avoid spoilers as best i can on this season until i can watch it properly

Grandeeod

I'm away to the leaba soon to watch Laurel and Hardy. All day today since early morning was fab. Lots of real simple stuff and of course Easter Eggs! I'm gonna try a creme egg from the tin Mrs G bought me with a glass of bainne. She's the best woman in my world. Love her to bits. She thinks of me when I least expect it. Enjoy your evening guys and I'll enjoy my little egg.:D

Gremlinertia

Enjoy G

Tunes deskside here..

GoneHome

Yes just watched Line of Duty, what a great series, really keeps you glued, still can't see how it will conclude and it's three out of six episodes in, sign of a good series. Anyway, what a great day that was, got a great walk in this morning at 8.30, home for a lovely cooked breakfast, back to bed for a little hour of a nap, back up to watch the great racing coverage on RTE, a little beer or two now to finish off the night.

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-lammermoor-36-sandymount-avenue-ballsbridge-dublin-4/2309775

I said to himself that if we sell our house and daddy's house and then get a small mortgage we could have that house!!

Turns out my maths are not so good

Gremlinertia

There is sooooo much minding in that house. Oh i'd cry. If there's a garage can i live in that please?.

Autosport

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https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-lammermoor-36-sandymount-avenue-ballsbridge-dublin-4/2309775

I said to himself that if we sell our house and daddy's house and then get a small mortgage we could have that house!!

Turns out my maths are not so good

You taking photos of my house again

GoneHome

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https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-lammermoor-36-sandymount-avenue-ballsbridge-dublin-4/2309775

I said to himself that if we sell our house and daddy's house and then get a small mortgage we could have that house!!

Turns out my maths are not so good

Nahh it's too much, who'd want all those big rooms, cost a fortune to heat it, better off with a small little cosy cottage come bungalow

Oh I love ginormous houses! I'd be absolutely thrilled to live in one. Tis just dreams
*sniff weep*

0lddog

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...I said to himself that if we sell our house and daddy's house and then get a small mortgage we could have that house!!

Even Frosty might find that a cauld, draughty ol' place in winter


( who gives 2.6 for a semi-D ? )

0lddog

Deleted User wrote: »

Oh I love ginormous houses! I'd be absolutely thrilled to live in one. Tis just dreams
*sniff weep*

Think of the 'mare that the dusting would be

Ah where is yer'e sense of fantasy and romance!

Gremlinertia

0lddog wrote: »

Even Frosty might find that a cauld, draughty ol' place in winter


( who gives 2.6 for a semi-D ? )

I note the BER isn't easily found there. Hmm.

0lddog

Deleted User wrote: »

Ah where is yer'e sense of fantasy and romance!

When in comes to cleaning the gutters there's nothing romantic about that house

Now

Gremlinertia

That yoke still lets too much light in :pac:

0lddog

0lddog wrote: »

When in comes to cleaning the gutters there's nothing romantic about that house

0d if you can afford a house like that you can definitely afford a cleaner

GoneHome

Deleted User wrote: »

Now

That's more like it

GoneHome

GoneHome wrote: »

That's more like it

0lddog

GoneHome wrote: »

That's more like it

Dunno, reckon my kennel is bigger than that

Gremlinertia

All i can think of is cleaners and bills, i would hate people roaming around cleaning up after me and sorting my garden (i think)

Gremlinertia

Gremlinertia wrote: »

All i can think of is cleaners and bills, i would hate people roaming around cleaning up after me and sorting my garden (i think)

I'm in a regular house and by Jaysus I can't keep on top of the cleaning. And the dust. I went around our bedroom only a few days ago dusting bits and today it's as bad as ever! And I know people say carpets are dirt collectors but I kinda hate wooden floors. Every single speck is visible on them and they make the rooms feel cold.

Gremlinertia

It's cringe factor of someone picking up after me/hoovering my mess etc and my need for solitude (except for herself, a rare ocurrence)

Gremlinertia

Gremlinertia wrote: »

It's cringe factor of someone picking up after me/hoovering my mess etc and my need for solitude (except for herself, a rare ocurrence)

Oh yeah if I stay in a hotel I do be embarrassed if the room isn't tidy for when housekeeping arrive

Gremlinertia

Absolute same haha

4Ad

Just watched the film 'Shoplifters of the World'..
Kind of stupid but nice film about fans of The Smiths.. we really enjoyed it..

JupiterKid

Chilled on the sofa, horizontal, watching Tommy Tiernan’s interview show on RTÉ+1. Some interesting guests.

Gotta make the effort to get up off the couch and get to my leaba. 😴 🛏 💤

Gremlinertia

I really must watch that tommy tiernan thing sometime, pick a guest i like maybe. I think i could like it..

Gremlinertia

Home, tea, relax. Fcuk, restless leg says hello.

thomil

Homeside, enjoying the day off.

Anyone know why my feet hurt? :pac:

The Inbetween is mine

thomil wrote: »

Homeside, enjoying the day off.

Anyone know why my feet hurt? :pac:

Coz you spent all night running thru Autos mind?

Autosport

You called

smurfjed

Look who I met last night, I should have made a video as he was like an old man with lots of gossip, he just wanted to talk.

Autosport

Awww Smurf That is just the best news

Sardonicat

A&E again. Grumpy has chest pain. At the moment he seems ok. Me nerves are shot

Autosport

Hope it all turns out ok Sardi

0lddog

Might be just the way my display is set up.... had to tweak Mutt pic to pseudo daylight

Night owl gal

Couchside, heading back to my apartment later tonight (wouldn't mind staying here but I have my normal meetings this week, so I have to tidy up the apartment before tomorrow)

Gonna have to wait for the caretakers to open the gate tomorrow, so I can go shopping/do jobs in town. Thankfully it's open after 9 am so not too late

Gremlinertia

Woohoo, good for you Smurf. Delighted you got to see them.. Pondering getting up, back sore, not the levels of the last few months thankfully though

Purple Mountain

Night owl gal wrote: »

Couchside, heading back to my apartment later tonight (wouldn't mind staying here but I have my normal meetings this week, so I have to tidy up the apartment before tomorrow)

Gonna have to wait for the caretakers to open the gate tomorrow, so I can go shopping/do jobs in town. Thankfully it's open after 9 am so not too late

That's really not good enough for emergencies, NOG.
If there was a fire in the hallway out the doorway you use, you've no other escape route.
You should raise this with other tenants?

Gremlinertia

Personally I'd be pretty damn upset about that, I do hope they fix the door first thing tomorrow Night Owl.

Mam of 4

I cut the grass again today , this time with a self drive petrol lawnmower. Oh lordie , it was a pleasure to do it , not a hardship like it usually is :pac:

Sardonicat

I'm home. Grumpy's been admitted. Hopefully they'll have a bed for him soon. They want to keep him.in for observation.

Gremlinertia

Mam do you mean a ride on?.

Purple Mountain

Sardonicat wrote: »

I'm home. Grumpy's been admitted. Hopefully they'll have a bed for him soon. They want to keep him.in for observation.

Use this time for self care xx

Mam of 4

No Grem , I wish though !
I don't understand the mechanics of it , but there's one lever for the lawnmower to go ,then another that propels it along by itself, you just go with it !
Bad explanation I know , sorry

Gremlinertia

Purple Mountain wrote: »

Use this time for self care xx

Sardi - absolutely this..

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

I cut the grass again today , this time with a self drive petrol lawnmower. Oh lordie , it was a pleasure to do it , not a hardship like it usually is :pac:

I'm gonna go all doom and gloom. My self drive is broken, so I have to push the mower.:o:o:o Only joking.:D The self drive is broken and I'll get the part once restrictions ease as all the local lads that fix lawn mowers are too scared to touch it. But it does make a huge difference Mam. Luckily my long back garden is all flat and as I'm a big strong man, I can handle it. Jaysus! I've been moany and sexist in the same post.:eek: Seriously though, I can't wait to get it fixed so I can send Mrs G out to cut the grass.:D