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1 hour ago, iL Dottore said:

 

 

*Well, not too terribly weird, I have a human skull on my desk whilst my GP friend has both a human skull AND a bear skull on his.

While clearing my Mums house last year I found this up in the (converted) attic. I thought I’d better not take it to the council recycling depot, didn't want to cause an incident. 
I took it to sisters to dispose of as it was her property. Syd and Hovis weren’t interested.

Evening All,

Things going very, very slowly on here so I’ll leave it at that.

goodnight.

39 minutes ago, monkeysarefun said:

 

 

The other option I'm toying with for the "last of the V8's" around Australia retirement trip is to get the panel van pack:

 

 

Those wheels are somewhat ridiculous but the rest of it is a homage to the 1970's Sandman van scene that was huge here back then

 

 

 

 

Every teen girls parents nightmare was to see one of these roll up in the driveway on a Friday night and to hear "Duanes here - we're just going to the drive in, bye dad, bye mum!" 

 

Anyway, it opens up camping options and memories of surf trips up the north coast and beyond - happy days!

The green one, which i do like, reminds me of a hearse and the fact David Vanian, lead singer with The Damned, used to drive round in a hearse.

 
Looks like the kind of a guy that would do his weekly shopping in a hearse.

17 minutes ago, Winslow Boy said:

I have a query. What's a Ute?

 

Signed blissfully ignorant.

@monkeysarefun does this class as an ute? Seen at the footie match  last week .

12 minutes ago, New Haven Neil said:

 

In better news, the green industrial thing with 6 wheels has arrived, described as second hand, looks as though it has never been out of the box.  Whoop.  Now I have to cough to Mrs NHN how much it cost when she comes in from work.  Ah......pants.

Was going to rate with ‘clapping hand’ but not sure if ‘heart’ would be more appropriate. I think I just add ‘thumbs up’ .

Evening All,

Good luck with the operation Dave, I’m sure it will be a success.

Not a particularly great bank holiday weekend but a least my team won today.

Goodnight

2 hours ago, DaveF said:

  I think I must like very different "classical" music from many other people.

 

David

I like classical music too.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hdSfNzvLScI&pp=ygURdG95IGRvbGxzIHRvY2NhdGE%3D

20 hours ago, Gwiwer said:

 

I guess there are some "clever" plates there given the MAN suffix to some marks.  I recall when wer were teeny tiny critters that there were two bikes - don't ask me what sort because to barely school-age me they were just "Mobikes" - parked as a pair with plates HE 151 and RU 12.  He is one; are you one too?  

Saw an interesting plate on the way to the match on Saturday. ( no b.s.) 

FE1’1 DOM

Wouldn’t like to get on the wrong side of the owner. 

29 minutes ago, woodenhead said:

why does a roastie require gluten???

 

I cook anything Mrs W will eat gluten free - curries, roasts, casseroles and stir fries.

 

Dont know, but frozen often contain wheat as its part of a coating. 
Does GF gravy taste any different from ‘normal’ gravy?

28 minutes ago, polybear said:

 

Both....

In the end neither, spag boll.

Next (rhetorical) question.

Curly fries or jacket potato (microwaved) for tea?

1 minute ago, polybear said:

 

Scoff the choccy bar.....

It was a rhetorical question!

Went for a walk this morning with a flask and chocolate bar.

Ended up at the garden centre and had coffee and cake. 
‘So what’ you may ask, well,  no ultra  processed food consumed. 
Well it’s a start I suppose. 
Now what else can I do?

(Rhetorical question)   

Evening All,

In the end no dinner or tea, went straight to supper.pah!

Spent most of the day visiting fil and mil and taking Hovis and Sydney for walks. 
Another day closer to retirement even though I don’t have a date yet. Can’t come soon enough.

goodnight.

10 minutes ago, AY Mod said:

 

I've only had one other report in 48 hours and not seen it at this end.

Just for your information I’ve had it as well but it’s not stopping me enjoying the thread.

7:20.

still no dinner(lunch)

23 minutes ago, SM42 said:

 

Whilst true, I wonder if the descriptions of those who claim a close encounter are influenced by Hollywood imagery or vice versa.  

 

Andy

Or influenced with something that can lit and then smoked?

Hovis topping up her tan.

4 hours ago, TheQ said:

There is an assumption anyone who's worked in or on radar must have seen or know about UFOs..

Not one ever..

Ah, but you would say that wouldn't you!

Had to Google bak kwa but sounds tasty.

(4:20 and still not had dinner(lunch)) 

Back in the night. Dr Feelgood

Fields of fire. Big Country