Mad McCann

Sound of a singing voice from the shed; "Come back and finish what you started..."

If you are quoting Gladys Night we need to have a talk!!!

:-)

"Dog walking would be fun though."

Until you have to use a plastic bag! ;o)

Could you tolerate the NHS? If so have a look into the 'Porter/Estates' side of the firm. Doesn't involve a lot of dog walking as far as I remember.

I also found that there can be quite a lot of PT driving for thew Council/Social Services/ health Service. Our local pahrmacist ahs PT drivers to do prescription delivereies. Those sort of jobs just don't seem to appear on job sites.

Doing something similar as it happens. Like I say round's good but a few more hours would do. Of course, if people sent me their models to weather...

So that's where the spare wood for my layout went.

Ok for you rich Perthshire lairds with a scullery maid..nae cleaning and re kindling every morning.

No wood is safe!

I know, but knocking out that third slot for the last set of hornblocks isn't setting me afire with enthusiasm!

By 8pm, the brain is too jaded for such precision surgery! :-)))

Kit makers realise this is a growing trend and now only plan to put half the instructions and parts in the box as they know 90% of people wont finish them. Modelers who want to finish a kit will have to request the complete kit when ordering

Destroy all systems.

Have we got a video recorder ?

Should have gone to Radio Rentals...

It means people spend more money on their own doorway lighting.

Red Sky at Morning

Still nicer than the grotty orange. Nice dark skies too. Bring em on! :-)

Hope you are feeling better Dave take the dog another walk and enjoy your sunshine, he says from under a cloud...

Didn't feel remotely unwell, just gaseous and the rest you can imagine. Quite fine now!

Just offering folks a chuckle at my expense.

Just don't watch any scary films till you get your bowels under control....

Depends how much effort you want to put in, and what kind of result you'll get.

It usually is!

Easier in many respects than adapting somebody else's work!

hate to say it mac but LGV Drivers are in short supply I'm told, but who wants to be a long distance LGV Driver these days?

The time (couple of weeks intensive) and cost (couple of thousand) to get an LGV licence makes it very difficult to get into that line of work. Few firms offer training without payment I think.

It's not just paying for the training, it's also covering your living costs as well. Most effective training takes more than a couple of weeks though. I reckon for learning a computer language I'm looking at three to six months training, followed by a further six months to a year for practice and portfolio building.

Arsenal

Rhubarb and Custard

Pity you don't live at 12A

It's for the Green-Eyed Loco Man

Fiery Jack would be a great name for an industrial loco. Watch this space... ;-)

RIP Jimi.

I got all the stuff for a P4 one ages ago I have yet to build it..... Robert makes good stuff and is a good bloke.

And the Accies weren't even trying....

The Jags won though! :-)

Double what he said, but I don't know why I'm agreeing wi Porcy cause he still owes me a pint!!!

DO I??? I always pays me debts. Can't remember this on though. I thought it was the other way round.

Porcy - easiest way is to get someone cleverer to do it for you! You'll know the guy when you see him, he'll be wearing a white lab coat, have fuzzy hair either side of his bald pate and 'Professor Boffin' on his lapel badge.

I'm told New Zealand is OK. Also some parts Of Canada and the Isle of Man.

A bothy in southern Scotland no internet no news and only sheep and deer for company?

I know one. Yes. :-)

Well you do live in a posh hoose well above the river....

Sounds upper class to me?

You're safe - middle class is then inviting round your friends, inflicting it on them and boring them to death about where it was sourced etc.

Sell, sell .... live off the proceeds

Neither in bits.

Yet...

Is Spike Milligan around?

On a Class 142, even Crewe to Chester is too long distance!

142s. You should try travelling from the Durham coast to Carlisle on one. Especially one that still has the old bus type bench seating.

The Voyager: the Pacer for the 21st century.

I'm going to wake up in a minute and will all have been a rather weird dream.............

The Russian Betty dream again?

Gonna be a long hot summer, peeps! ;-)

Could the last one out of the UK please turn the lights off

Walking....with a boat!?

Iknow a couple of remote crossing points...

Greast vid..hillman imps and dolly mixtures.

Trouble is, it isn't yet ..... and neither is the footie - England get arguably the weakest team left in the competition. Can we vote on that too?