Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
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Re: Insignificant Things That Make You Happy.
Just bought some strawberries. Not seen them in shops for ages 
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Not only have my favourite group of the whole year come to stay. 2 of the 11 people like to tip in advance, the chef and I got €300 each last night !!
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An actual MotoX event near me-only found out when I visited the local KTM dealer this afternoon.
Seems to be a decent track too.
(Crevillent is 35 kms south west of Alicante)
Seems to be a decent track too.
(Crevillent is 35 kms south west of Alicante)
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My car flashed up a big red warning last night saying 'DPF full, visit dealer'
Looking online the red warning can only be cleared by a dealer forcing a regen and a Jag dealer is likely to go straight for an expensive replacement. I spent a tenner on a bottle of DPF cleaner in Halfords this morning and twenty minutes later the fault had cleared.
Looking online the red warning can only be cleared by a dealer forcing a regen and a Jag dealer is likely to go straight for an expensive replacement. I spent a tenner on a bottle of DPF cleaner in Halfords this morning and twenty minutes later the fault had cleared.
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One of me old pals who used to be an Ops manager for Focused Events was on a little jolly with his young lady along from his home on South Spanish coast.
This morning, out of the blue she proposed to him (29th)
They got married at 1:00 and now in a posh hotel for their honeymoon
Go Barry
This morning, out of the blue she proposed to him (29th)
They got married at 1:00 and now in a posh hotel for their honeymoon
Go Barry
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Guests have departed, leaving us €600 tip each and some very nice comments in the visitors book.
We have several days off now.
It's snowing !
We have several days off now.
It's snowing !
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Your life seems like a snowy version of Below Deck!Jody wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2024 11:46 am Guests have departed, leaving us €600 tip each and some very nice comments in the visitors book.
We have several days off now.
It's snowing !
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Finally getting round to digitising the first vinyl album I ever bought - the Rolling Stones 'Between the Buttons'.
I bought this album as a teenager in 1967, the first one I'd ever bought with my own money, and absolutely played it to death for the next year or so; probably two or three times a day for well over a year. Consequently I knew it upside down, back to front and inside out. Then all of a sudden I started buying a lot more albums and this one got pushed to the back of the pile and stayed there. But for a certain period of my life when I was like a sponge, soaking up new sounds, this album was front and centre.
So listening to it again on modern equipment over 50 years later was weird. It was like a time capsule, transporting me back to sitting in my parents living room, playing it on their radiogram (remember them?) Back then I thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. Listening to it now I still have enormous affection for it, but you realise just how '60s' the production values were (Stereo was still a really new thing) and it struck me how 'English' sounding most of the tracks were. It has to be the closest thing to a Kinks album the Stones ever recorded. It also had a really amusing cartoon (drawn by Charlie Watts) on the back cover. You'd never see that again on a Stones album.
Next stop - digitising 'Let it Bleed' and 'Sticky Fingers'...
I bought this album as a teenager in 1967, the first one I'd ever bought with my own money, and absolutely played it to death for the next year or so; probably two or three times a day for well over a year. Consequently I knew it upside down, back to front and inside out. Then all of a sudden I started buying a lot more albums and this one got pushed to the back of the pile and stayed there. But for a certain period of my life when I was like a sponge, soaking up new sounds, this album was front and centre.
So listening to it again on modern equipment over 50 years later was weird. It was like a time capsule, transporting me back to sitting in my parents living room, playing it on their radiogram (remember them?) Back then I thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. Listening to it now I still have enormous affection for it, but you realise just how '60s' the production values were (Stereo was still a really new thing) and it struck me how 'English' sounding most of the tracks were. It has to be the closest thing to a Kinks album the Stones ever recorded. It also had a really amusing cartoon (drawn by Charlie Watts) on the back cover. You'd never see that again on a Stones album.
Next stop - digitising 'Let it Bleed' and 'Sticky Fingers'...
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Remember that thing you used to do at school, when you'd ask the rhetorical question, 'What's got two thumbs and can >insert action here<?' and then point both thumbs back towards yourself with a smug smile?
Imagine me doing it now when I say 'What's got two thumbs, can still get a bone on and still spaff his load, post prostate surgery when i was told it was very unlikely?'
I know. Gross, but I'm feeling quite pleased and relieved, even though since my vasectomy many years ago it's served no practical purpose.
Imagine me doing it now when I say 'What's got two thumbs, can still get a bone on and still spaff his load, post prostate surgery when i was told it was very unlikely?'
I know. Gross, but I'm feeling quite pleased and relieved, even though since my vasectomy many years ago it's served no practical purpose.
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I have a Move album with some tracks in mono.
Even bland can be a type of character 
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I've been looking for a camouflage jacket in my local shops but can't see one anywhere...Yorick wrote: Mon Feb 26, 2024 6:00 pm Just bought some strawberries. Not seen them in shops for ages![]()
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Apparently deer see orange as grey, so these are available:
Even bland can be a type of character 
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I see what you didn't do there, dear
Even bland can be a type of character 
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Yes, deer, whatever you say, deer
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gremlin wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2024 1:31 pm Remember that thing you used to do at school, when you'd ask the rhetorical question, 'What's got two thumbs and can >insert action here<?' and then point both thumbs back towards yourself with a smug smile?
Imagine me doing it now when I say 'What's got two thumbs, can still get a bone on and still spaff his load, post prostate surgery when i was told it was very unlikely?'![]()
I know. Gross, but I'm feeling quite pleased and relieved, even though since my vasectomy many years ago it's served no practical purpose.![]()
I know you said your balls were full...

