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Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
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Re: Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
Not one, but two, M&S bakery cakes. Almond croissant and a sultana Danish, thanks for asking.
Here, Piggy-wiggy.....
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Re: Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
Do that with our Ovlov - great feature at this time of yearTaipan wrote: Fri Dec 09, 2022 4:20 pm Finding out I can start my car remotely so it’s fully warmed up and with a chosen cabin temperature! Toasty!
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It's 24c now. It's weird.Yorick wrote: Thu Dec 08, 2022 7:45 pm The surprise storms last 2 days were brought by Southern winds. Normally Northern winds 95% of the time. The Trade Winds.
A side effect is a mini heatwave. It's 23c in town right now and not a fleece or cardie in sight![]()
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37c hereYorick wrote: Sat Dec 10, 2022 10:35 pmIt's 24c now. It's weird.Yorick wrote: Thu Dec 08, 2022 7:45 pm The surprise storms last 2 days were brought by Southern winds. Normally Northern winds 95% of the time. The Trade Winds.
A side effect is a mini heatwave. It's 23c in town right now and not a fleece or cardie in sight![]()
Oh, sorry, forgot to punctuate that
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And fog
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Works even better in summer when your big black car has been in the sun all dayTaipan wrote: Fri Dec 09, 2022 4:20 pm Finding out I can start my car remotely so it’s fully warmed up and with a chosen cabin temperature! Toasty!
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That and the air cooled seats should see me nice and comfy!Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Dec 11, 2022 8:37 amWorks even better in summer when your big black car has been in the sun all dayTaipan wrote: Fri Dec 09, 2022 4:20 pm Finding out I can start my car remotely so it’s fully warmed up and with a chosen cabin temperature! Toasty!
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Re: Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
Darth Vader: Famous for having clear breathing of course.
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Re: Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
Mrs. G and I took the Hound of the Stupidville for a long, wintery walk yesterday morning and into the early afternoon with good friends. Came back and had a lovely lunch of piping-hot beef, chorizo and sweet potato stew with roasted baby spuds and veg. Retired to the lounge and sat talking shite 'til early evening when they left, well fed and a bit merry.
Simple pleasures.
Eating the leftover stew now. Bloody 'andsome.
Simple pleasures.
Eating the leftover stew now. Bloody 'andsome.
Remember Anne Diamond!
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Well that doesn't happen very often!
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Greminette has a part-time job in Halfords. She came home last with a box of Lindor choccies. Apparently some bloke came in looking for an ice scrapper. Unsurprisingly, there were none to be had, so as she had two in her car, she went out to the car park, grabbed one and gave it to him. Ten minutes later he came back with a box of chocolates to say thank you.
I like the fact that she is quite a thoughtful and caring kid. She must get that from her mother.
I like the fact that she is quite a thoughtful and caring kid. She must get that from her mother.
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I was quite impressed that insuring the van is half the price of the Kuga.
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Finally got the rental schedule for this winter season.
As it stands.......
No guests between 1st Jan and 5th Feb

As it stands.......
No guests between 1st Jan and 5th Feb
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I had air-conditioned seats in the Mustang I hired.... nice for 5 minutes, but any longer than that and I started getting frostbitten balls... not pleasant.Taipan wrote: Sun Dec 11, 2022 11:30 amThat and the air cooled seats should see me nice and comfy!Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Dec 11, 2022 8:37 amWorks even better in summer when your big black car has been in the sun all dayTaipan wrote: Fri Dec 09, 2022 4:20 pm Finding out I can start my car remotely so it’s fully warmed up and with a chosen cabin temperature! Toasty!
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non quod, sed quomodo
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Lol, that's what the off switch is for!Rockburner wrote: Wed Dec 21, 2022 11:59 amI had air-conditioned seats in the Mustang I hired.... nice for 5 minutes, but any longer than that and I started getting frostbitten balls... not pleasant.Taipan wrote: Sun Dec 11, 2022 11:30 amThat and the air cooled seats should see me nice and comfy!Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Dec 11, 2022 8:37 am
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His balls?Taipan wrote: Wed Dec 21, 2022 12:09 pmLol, that's what the off switch is for!Rockburner wrote: Wed Dec 21, 2022 11:59 amI had air-conditioned seats in the Mustang I hired.... nice for 5 minutes, but any longer than that and I started getting frostbitten balls... not pleasant.
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Re: Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
Revealing my age to my new colleague who looked truly shocked !
"My parents asked how old you were I said 30-35 and they said 'no he's younger than that'"
I'm 46 so I'll take that

"My parents asked how old you were I said 30-35 and they said 'no he's younger than that'"
I'm 46 so I'll take that
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Our lass wants an open fire so found this Youtube video 
She actually likes it
She actually likes it
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Not so much happy, but made me laugh. Mrs. Gremlin had a call from a supplier saying a hamper was being sent as a thank you at Christmas. I've just opened it.
Looks nice and fancy...
Tea and biscuits with a bit of Christmas pud and brandy butter. Fuck knows how much the supplier got striped for that.
Six pack and a bottle of Liebfraumilch would have been a better bet.
Tea and biscuits with a bit of Christmas pud and brandy butter. Fuck knows how much the supplier got striped for that.
Six pack and a bottle of Liebfraumilch would have been a better bet.
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Opening my prezzies today I felt an obvious book. I'm not a book fan but lived in hope.
It was a huge local best seller. It's a semi true book about the island's history. It's getting rave reviews everywhere. As I love this island it made me smile.
Then she said to look at inside cover. She'd got it personally signed by the author
After much teasing me, it turns out the author is one of my best pals. The one I do the Iron-man races with. He's from Bradford and I was playing poker with the bugger a few days ago
I'd never have guessed in a million years
It was a huge local best seller. It's a semi true book about the island's history. It's getting rave reviews everywhere. As I love this island it made me smile.
Then she said to look at inside cover. She'd got it personally signed by the author
After much teasing me, it turns out the author is one of my best pals. The one I do the Iron-man races with. He's from Bradford and I was playing poker with the bugger a few days ago
I'd never have guessed in a million years



