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Good to have the site back, someone must have forgotten to feed the hamsters
Deskside with a coffee, listening to the wind and rain outside. A bit of a downer of a day...Good luck trying to figure me out. I haven't managed that myself yet!
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Was up before sunrise to try and take a pic to rival Daves one but no sunrise this morning. Heading out to the shop, getting ready to brace myself for the weather outside, windy as fook.A bit windy out today and that’s just Seph after eating onions
Why you........ :mad:
:pac:IamMetaldave wrote: »Deskside, coffee in hand. Had to drop the batmobile off to the garage this morning, so a slightly late start...
Garage again :eek: ?0 -
Leg End Reject wrote: »*slides cups over to Seph and Ted*
Miserable, wet day so I'm going to need a lot of coffee. I hope there isn't anything seriously wrong with the Batmobile, Dave.
Some knocking noise going over ramps. Drives OK, so hopefully nothing major 0 -
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I'm in werk. Am awful tired today. One bad nights sleep does feck me up for the week.
I was having a look last night on the Social and Personal magazine site. They have "real" weddings. They were amazing and the couples were just gorgeous. I was curious as to how some managed to have their day in their home. Well. They did not have regular houses for a start but massive country piles with acres of garden. So I won't be taking any inspiration from there
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Leg End Reject wrote: »What are you in the garden at this time of year? My grass needs a last cut but I don't think it'll dry enough to do it this year.
Weeding, planting spring bulbs, general tidy up
Grass was cut last week
Now it’s lunchtime and having a nice salad roll 0 -
IamMetaldave wrote: »I watched Hill House.. I liked it. Didn’t bother me though. I think this is a bit creepier. Old English gaffs seem more likely for ghosts in my head
I actually watched Martyrs after you were talking about it and was wondering what you were on about, didn't seem so bad. Then the thing happened and now I understand.0 -
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I actually watched Martyrs after you were talking about it and was wondering what you were on about, didn't seem so bad. Then the thing happened and now I understand.
This is just brilliant! What a way to put it buddy!Deleted User wrote: »In curious now
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Princess Calla wrote: »Just finished some apple pie one of the neighbours dropped in to say thanks to himself. It was delicious, probably not covid guidelines safe, sure that just made it tastier
I feel bad about this but ... I was buying cakes in the bakery during the week ( my mam was with me as we were doing her groceries), the small cakes ar 95c or 6 for a fiver so I was getting 3 for myself so told my mam to pick 3, as the assistant was putting them into the bag a big fly landed and hopped all over the cakes but we all pretended we didn't see it. I was shocked but hadn't the balls to tell her I didn't want them , my mam couldn't be consoled laughing as soon as we left the counter and kept on bursting out laughing as we were shopping. Not a hope of either of us eating them so when I got to the car I gave 3 to my dad to take home (as a treat ☺️) and the lads here ate my 3. I never mentioned the fly but I know my dad wouldn't be bothered about it at all and would be skitting at the fact that myself and my mam wouldn't eat them tbh. Anyway, I'm never again buying there again, I know it happens everywhere but she didn't even bat an eyelid and it wasn't a small fly. I felt a bit bad about giving them away but what you don't know doesn't trouble you lol.0 -
[Deleted User] wrote: »I feel bad about this but ... I was buying cakes in the bakery during the week ( my mam was with me as we were doing her groceries), the small cakes ar 95c or 6 for a fiver so I was getting 3 for myself so told my mam to pick 3, as the assistant was putting them into the bag a big fly landed and hopped all over the cakes but we all pretended we didn't see it. I was shocked but hadn't the balls to tell her I didn't want them , my mam couldn't be consoled laughing as soon as we left the counter and kept on bursting out laughing as we were shopping. Not a hope of either of us eating them so when I got to the car I gave 3 to my dad to take home (as a treat ☺️) and the lads here ate my 3. I never mentioned the fly but I know my dad wouldn't be bothered about it at all and would be skitting at the fact that myself and my mam wouldn't eat them tbh. Anyway, I'm never again buying there again, I know it happens everywhere but she didn't even bat an eyelid and it wasn't a small fly. I felt a bit bad about giving them away but what you don't know doesn't trouble you lol.
I wouldn't have eaten them either. Depending on the day (some days I'm brave) I would have said "actually you're grand " and walked away.
But yeah, ignorance is bliss 0 -
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Each to their own but I wouldn't recommend Martyrs. I watched it a few years back. I don't really like watching things that are too grim anymore but if you don't mind watching someone getting tortured then work away 0 -
Princess Calla wrote: »I wouldn't have eaten them either. Depending on the day (some days I'm brave) I would have said "actually you're grand " and walked away.
But yeah, ignorance is bliss
I still can't believe I bought them, it's been bugging since, if anyone else told me they bought them I'd be the first to tell them they're mad and that I'd have told her to keep them , very annoyed with myself.0 -
[Deleted User] wrote: »I still can't believe I bought them, it's been bugging since, if anyone else told me they bought them I'd be the first to tell them they're mad and that I'd have told her to keep them , very annoyed with myself.
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On the Beach wrote: »Each to their own but I wouldn't recommend Martyrs. I watched it a few years back. I don't really like watching things that are too grim anymore but if you don't mind watching someone getting tortured then work away
I know of it alright Beach. I wouldn't be able to watch anything like it. I can read all about horrors inflicted on others but I can't tolerate the visual. The mind that makes those types of films interests me. Are they trying to explore depths within themselves or push boundaries of taboos. Give me ghosts and spooky all day long but gore and torture no thanks.0 -
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Princess Calla wrote: »I wouldn't have eaten them either. Depending on the day (some days I'm brave) I would have said "actually you're grand " and walked away.
But yeah, ignorance is bliss
LIke the kids etc in Dunnes who eat off the display cakes. I would never buy anything not prepacked , not even fruit0 -
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Princess Calla wrote: »Well the boys in the family got to feel loved
Hopefully fly eggs are full of protein. ☺️
Another thing I spotted during the week..I was walking through a carpark and spotted a very old man walking along, I noticed him because he was very stooped over and frail and I thought fair play to him for being out and about, he went over to a new Audi and was trying to open the door (in my head I was saying fair play to you, gorgeous car), but it seemed he couldn't open the door, he then moved on to the next car (a Captur) and he opened the door of that and got in, both black cars in fairness, I had to laugh tbh ( not laughing at him at all just the situation, l always forget where I parked), it just struck me that he would have carried on along the line until a door opened.
Also a woman bought a takeaway tea in front of me today , she took it over to a table ( no seats obviously) and put a least 10 sachets of sugar into it, then glanced around but couldn't see the spoons so she took a biro out of her bag and stirred it lol.
I'm still couchside btw and yes I know I'm easily amused lol.0 -
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Alejandro68 wrote: »Wow that looks beautiful!Like something from Star Wars lol.
Admits she has never heard of an.. air fryer!
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Admits she has never heard of an.. air fryer!
It's broadly similar to a deep fryer except that it uses hot air instead of oil to cook the food. I have one myself, they're pretty handy devices.
And yep, I see the face as well :eek: Good luck trying to figure me out. I haven't managed that myself yet!
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It's broadly similar to a deep fryer except that it uses hot air instead of oil to cook the food. I have one myself, they're pretty handy devices.
And yep, I see the face as well :eek:
Bought a lidl one a couple of months ago and it's just fantastic. I even made cupcakes in it and they were so light and fluffy. It cuts down on fat, time, electricity and mess and there are so many things ypu can cook in it. A thumbs up from me.0 -
Deleted User wrote: »Bad news Purple Mountain, it was a different guard today. Looked like he was only outta templemore.. bout 22. Wasn't sure if you'd be into the younger lads or not so I held onto your number!
I may light a candle for PM
Dinner time now kitchenside 0 -
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Princess Calla wrote: »That was one of the first "signs" I noticed that I was getting old, noticing guards that look like they made their confirmation yesterday. you calling me old?!? 0
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Princess Calla wrote: »That was one of the first "signs" I noticed that I was getting old, noticing guards that look like they made their confirmation yesterday. 0
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will be going on new heart meds and will be having a repeat echo (an ultrasound of my heart). Listening to my music now to de-stress 
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