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A nice wee puzzle, get your mates going.
J
I know I can do the second one, but would have to play with the first one to suss it out ...
I would just like to say
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I know I can do the second one, but would have to play with the first one to suss it out ...
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Maybe you don't do the washing very often.....Please, tell us more about the knickers ----
But when sorting out your briefs from hers, yours will be a bit thicker and hers will be edged in just the mildest of lace. Kinda like a wavy edge.
Ask your W!
Mind I suppose it depends on how similar your preferred styles are. Ours just happen to be similar.
(Jeezo, when you are a carer you do get flipping domesticated.)
It was only searching for a pic I found the 3er, Yes I too would have to twiddle that 1 a bit.
The rings are too small in the pics really (although it doesnt matter), they should be not quite big enough to get over the shoe IMO, it just adds to the frustration.
J
Afternoon folks .
Well as predicted no village leccy this morning, we’re are right Jack (just).
Power back as the sun started shining about 2pm.
Opened the door this morning and quickly shut it again, yep not going out there. Oh that nice man with the plough has been by again, now we have 2 layers of 2ft piles to plough though in the defender.
Life is quiet here at the moment
J
.Well as predicted no village leccy this morning, we’re are right Jack
(just).Power back as the sun started shining about 2pm.
Opened the door this morning and quickly shut it again, yep not going out there. Oh that nice man with the plough has been by again, now we have 2 layers of 2ft piles to plough though in the defender
.Life is quiet here at the moment
J
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Howdy folks
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Howdy WL, are you well?
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Mini grinder would sort it out
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Best get the decs out againAfternoon folks
Well as predicted no village leccy this morning, we’re are right Jack
Power back as the sun started shining about 2pm.
Opened the door this morning and quickly shut it again, yep not going out there. Oh that nice man with the plough has been by again, now we have 2 layers of 2ft piles to plough though in the defender
Life is quiet here at the moment
J
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Im very well, had a fantastic dayHowdy WL, are you well?
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Im very well, had a fantastic day
Wot did you do ?
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Lots of washing done and dried, had a bumble about a local town, my kitchen needed a good sort out and my primroses are potted.
Gardening leave isn't too bad
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What you wear on Saturday nights (or any other time) is your own business
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Saturday nights???What you wear on Saturday nights (or any other time) is your own business
Who on EARTH wears underwear then??
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A nice wee puzzle, get your mates going
J
Yer kinky sex restraints is what they need.
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Had an interesting evening.
First our ex son-in-law dropped in. We haven't seen him for a coupla years. I may have mentioned before that he is a little bit bonkers, but in a good way.
He imported two Stutz cars as projects from Tasmania.
He was telling us about the "fun" he is having trying to get the vacuum fuel pump working. Very strange and quite complex piece of kit! He is going to fuel it, at least temporarily, with a conventional electric pump and a pressure regulator, although he has considered making his fuel tank a pressurised one as many cars of the period, or earlier, had.
It took 4 months to get it registered over here, the DVLA excelled itself for daft requests like the original bill of sale, back from the 1920s. It got to the point where he asked them to tell him about their appeal procedure, then they sent an inspector, who was a decent bloke. Had to do rubbings of all numbers, one of which was on the rocker cover so any old engine could have been underneath.
They then registered it and surprisingly "taxed" it although he had yet to insure it!
So he owns 20% of all Stutz in the country. (dunno, made me laugh!!)
His insurance is £800 which isn't bad especially as it is agreed value, (190 K!)
The other one he has yet to touch, but will be worth even more once done. No idea what he paid for them, but he isn't minted so they cannot have been all that much. I am dying to see them.
Then a little while later his ex-wife came to visit! (she was expected).
Anyway, W's wounds are not as bad as we thought. so that is very good. Just wish she'd eat and drink a bit more.
Enjoy what is left of the evening.
First our ex son-in-law dropped in. We haven't seen him for a coupla years. I may have mentioned before that he is a little bit bonkers, but in a good way.
He imported two Stutz cars as projects from Tasmania.
He was telling us about the "fun" he is having trying to get the vacuum fuel pump working. Very strange and quite complex piece of kit! He is going to fuel it, at least temporarily, with a conventional electric pump and a pressure regulator, although he has considered making his fuel tank a pressurised one as many cars of the period, or earlier, had.
It took 4 months to get it registered over here, the DVLA excelled itself for daft requests like the original bill of sale, back from the 1920s. It got to the point where he asked them to tell him about their appeal procedure, then they sent an inspector, who was a decent bloke. Had to do rubbings of all numbers, one of which was on the rocker cover so any old engine could have been underneath.
They then registered it and surprisingly "taxed" it although he had yet to insure it!
So he owns 20% of all Stutz in the country. (dunno, made me laugh!!)
His insurance is £800 which isn't bad especially as it is agreed value, (190 K!)
The other one he has yet to touch, but will be worth even more once done. No idea what he paid for them, but he isn't minted so they cannot have been all that much. I am dying to see them.
Then a little while later his ex-wife came to visit! (she was expected).
Anyway, W's wounds are not as bad as we thought. so that is very good. Just wish she'd eat and drink a bit more.
Enjoy what is left of the evening.
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