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

Gremlinertia

New thread, have at it!!

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Gremlinertia

Autosport wrote: »

Well that took off

Well I wouldn't be one for rumours now but did you hear........

Grandeeod

The rain may have been pissing down earlier, but I got a tip off that a local shop had work/leisure things that I needed and at a reduced price so out I went. The tip off proved spot on. Came home with a new hiking pole and two pairs of a particular type of trouser. They look like cargo pants, but a lighter material, elasticated waste and convert to three quarter length and shorts. Loads of pockets and stuff. Total spend -40 quid. Ideal for field work and summer hikes.

Please note: There will be no photo of me in the new strides. The feckin door mat snap last night was bad enough.:D

Night owl gal

Couchside, heading back to my apartment in a while, will be glad to be back, there's nothing like your own space:)

My sister is an awful influence on me sometimes, I may have broken a covid rule but in our defence, we were soaking wet as we got caught in a shower, and nowhere to eat our food. We had a takeaway in my apartment a few days ago

Leg End Reject

Fingers, sausage rolls and ironed bedclothes.

There's the makings of a good night in there!

Gremlinertia

G, would there be a branch of said shop near me??

kowloon

Deleted User wrote: »

Quack. It's a day for the ducks. Hope you all have your little raincoats if heading out. Himself and me will take a spin over to his mam and dad's and then it's story time.

Even the ducks know when it's just taking the piss!

Welease the Quacken!

0lddog

Gremlinertia wrote: »

G, would there be a branch of said shop near me??

I second this !

AAaalso would like to know what part of The Dark Web one has to go to to get tip-offs on shops open to sell clothes

Other important questions for today :

- Will Poly's cake have any marzipan ?
- Did Leggy buy any Red Hot Pokers at the garden centre ?
- Does Thomil use a periscope to keep track of occupancy of nearby apartments ?

Gremlinertia

- Will Poly's cake have any marzipan ?

Since it's a sponge she's looking for i'd say no

0lddog

Gremlinertia wrote: »

- Will Poly's cake have any marzipan ?

Since it's a sponge she's looking for i'd say no

This might be very bad news to Poly.

Do you think she knows yet ?

Leg End Reject

I can answer one question Olddog, no red hot pokers purchased today. I did get drenched in the garden centre.

From rain, just to clear that up for the dirty minded posters here.

Grandeeod

Gremlinertia wrote: »

G, would there be a branch of said shop near me??

Laois, Carlow and Cork Grem. Nothing in Galway.

GoneHome

Checking in here to see how everyone is doing, I've been giving social media a miss this past while, just got feed up with all the conspiracy merchants and the doom and gloom in general, so no twitter or boards this past few weeks (was never on facebook anyway so that didn't apply), all is well in this household, both still working from home including the OH who had a few weeks of no work but back at it again. We got an invite from extended family during the week to join them on a staycation in Donegal in August, there would be 19 of us in total but having considered it we declined the invite, August just seems too soon with the whole pandemic, we've been so careful for the past year we're not going to put it in flux now for the sake of a holiday in August.

Gremlinertia

Grandeeod wrote: »

Laois, Carlow and Cork Grem. Nothing in Galway.

*falls to knees and wails* But i wanted paaaaaaaaants

[Deleted User]

0lddog wrote: »

This might be very bad news to Poly.

Do you think she knows yet ?

My ears have been burning

I do indeed like marzipan but I'm in the minority so it won't be happening.

It's all a pile of wànk. We've a good mind to buy 3 regular cakes in Supervalue and let that be that.

Unless a very "gifted" chef extraordinaire comes good

Leg End Reject

Very few people bother to eat the cake, it's one area to cut cost without being the talk of the town.

I wouldn't sweat it Perse, sure I could even rustle up some cup cakes for you. The icing might be a bit "rustic" though. I'm gate crashing your wedding anyway, so delivery is at least guaranteed.

PTH2009

On Google maps looking at the border

It's crazy that on small country roads your a few yards from a different country

Sardonicat

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Very few people bother to eat the cake, it's one area to cut cost without being the talk of the town.

I wouldn't sweat it Perse, sure I could even rustle up some cup cakes for you. The icing might be a bit "rustic" though. I'm gate crashing your wedding anyway, so delivery is at least guaranteed.

Didn't people keep a slice of their wedding.cake as a momento?

Grandeeod

PTH2009 wrote: »

On Google maps looking at the border

It's crazy that on small country roads your a few yards from a different country

Actually it's not really crazy. Thankfully I didn't have to look at Google maps to reach that conclusion. I don't think your lifting of covid restrictions opinion belongs here, but that's for others to decide.

Leg End Reject

Sardonicat wrote: »

Didn't people keep a slice of their wedding.cake as a momento?

Grannies maybe. The couple used to keep a tier of a traditional fruit cake when contraception wasn't used.

Sardonicat

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Grannies maybe. The couple used to keep a tier of a traditional fruit cake when contraception wasn't used.

What?

GoneHome

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Grannies maybe. The couple used to keep a tier of a traditional fruit cake when contraception wasn't used.

For what I ask you, actually don't answer that

Gremlinertia

Jeebus what in heck have i walked in on?? :eek:

Leg End Reject

Sardonicat wrote: »

What?

Younger people are generally too busy drinking by the time the cake is cut. A few sambos and cocktail sausages does the job.

Wedding cakes have tiers, the top tier was traditionally reserved by the hotel and the couple kept it for the christening of their first child. Nowadays the first child generally doesn't arrive within 40 weeks (or suspiciously less than 40) of the wedding, so the top tier has less significance.

There might be a regional difference here though!

Mam of 4

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Grannies maybe. The couple used to keep a tier of a traditional fruit cake when contraception wasn't used.

To be used as the christening cake wasn't it ?

Leg End Reject

GoneHome wrote: »

For what I ask you, actually don't answer that

A cake is a great barrier method of contraception! Haven't you heard??? :pac:

I've been drinking so excuse the random and obscure meaning.

Leg End Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

To be used as the christening cake wasn't it ?

Yep! I'm glad someone got it.

Gremlinertia

Was thinking i never saw a doughnut type top tier on a wedding cake!!

PTH2009

Grandeeod wrote: »

Actually it's not really crazy. Thankfully I didn't have to look at Google maps to reach that conclusion. I don't think your lifting of covid restrictions opinion belongs here, but that's for others to decide.

Has nothing to do with covid restrictions

Autosport

Goodnight world

Gremlinertia

Autosport wrote: »

Goodnight world

Only another whole day for me :P Trying to be sneaky and make a present for OH at work