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Don't panic!

How about a new title Mikkel.

PILE INTHE ROAD.

Author. G.G. Dunnett.

Regards Ray.

Hendreladis. You have a PM ref Gloat Box Exchange. 

I remember the pleasurable anticipation of soon-to-be legal pub drinking in the run-up to my 18th birthday. Oddly enough, once that date passed, the attraction lessened considerably. Now that the pubs have fully reopened as of today, I feel pretty much the same feeling of anti-climax.

Anxiety causes panic which causes you to look at a piece of code for 2 hours and wonder why it is not returning a table of data.....only to discover because you were not binding the data to the table.

Sometimes I really wonder if I am cut out for this work.

A GWR 280T with just smokebox and bunker on the frames heading east on the A505 towards Royston..

Cracking services on LNER and GWR today.

Punctuation is great until someone wants you to send other people's random ramblings in a CSV.  Despite your best efforts to use a really unique delimiter, Excel still finds and uses the comma to separate fields.

Punctuation is great until someone wants you to send other people's random ramblings in a CSV.  Despite your best efforts to use a really unique delimiter, Excel still finds and uses the comma to separate fields.

Punctuation is great until someone wants you to send other people's random ramblings in a CSV.  Despite your best efforts to use a really unique delimiter, Excel still finds and uses the comma to separate fields.

The Starship (SN15) has landed

Today was supposed to be bright and sunny.

Instead, we've had rain, and just now, a colossal hailstorm, with hail approaching 10mm diameter.  And thunder and lightning.  Its about time the BBC went back to the Met office...

Today was supposed to be bright and sunny.

Instead, we've had rain, and just now, a colossal hailstorm, with hail approaching 10mm diameter.  And thunder and lightning.  Its about time the BBC went back to the Met office...

Today was supposed to be bright and sunny.

Instead, we've had rain, and just now, a colossal hailstorm, with hail approaching 10mm diameter.  And thunder and lightning.  Its about time the BBC went back to the Met office...

Mother of God !

Whatever next? - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-56956071

Blood on the tracks  - I just managed to catch my self on a surprisingly sharp electrofrog frog. Note to self - Ddo not operate dangerous machinery under the influence of alcohol!

Back into "Careless Whispers" mode, I see...

Found myself in the town of Haworth today, it seems to be a little town in Yorkshire that is set in the 1950s.

First went to a pub where I had a beef stew with dumplings, then to an old sweet shop a'top of t'hill, then a walk near the cemetary where all I could hear were birds and sheep.

Thing is, if you closed your eyes you could hear steam engines whistling and chuffing away in the distance, very strange, very strange indeed.   Mrs W told me to forget about the imaginary train noises and focus on the countryside.....

Found myself in the town of Haworth today, it seems to be a little town in Yorkshire that is set in the 1950s.

First went to a pub where I had a beef stew with dumplings, then to an old sweet shop a'top of t'hill, then a walk near the cemetary where all I could hear were birds and sheep.

Thing is, if you closed your eyes you could hear steam engines whistling and chuffing away in the distance, very strange, very strange indeed.   Mrs W told me to forget about the imaginary train noises and focus on the countryside.....

Found myself in the town of Haworth today, it seems to be a little town in Yorkshire that is set in the 1950s.

First went to a pub where I had a beef stew with dumplings, then to an old sweet shop a'top of t'hill, then a walk near the cemetary where all I could hear were birds and sheep.

Thing is, if you closed your eyes you could hear steam engines whistling and chuffing away in the distance, very strange, very strange indeed.   Mrs W told me to forget about the imaginary train noises and focus on the countryside.....

The English language is really stupidly complex sometimes:

I was thinking the BBC is really scraping the barrel if it is going to do a competition about the UK's best sewerage systems.

But apparently, it's about needle and thread.

I wish to officially congratulate the milk in my fridge for lasting longer than the European Super League.

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