Tricky of York
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At 59 I'm with you in the worried section of society.I have a heart condition and Type 2 diabetes so I guess I've had it
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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At 59 I'm with you in the worried section of society.
I'm not far behind you.
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Spare a thought for us grumpy old buggers eh @wammers, @mozz smith ,there's nowt down for us.At 59 I'm with you in the worried section of society.
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It's my wife and kids I feel sorry for, they're the ones that will have to get rid of all my crap from the shed, garage, home office. I can just imagine a fleet of skip wagons queueing up outside
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My stash is in the loft. As we know wives aren't allowed in lofts so Mrs Tricky would have to get a new man in for that job.
Truth is she would sell the house with it all left up there.
Tricky
Truth is she would sell the house with it all left up there.
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At least their (and others) contributions to LR ownership will be preserved for the foreseeable
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My stash is in the loft. As we know wives aren't allowed in lofts so Mrs Tricky would have to get a new man in for that job.
Truth is she would sell the house with it all left up there.
Tricky
Ooo **** I forgot about the loft
My stash is in the loft. As we know wives aren't allowed in lofts so Mrs Tricky would have to get a new man in for that job.
Truth is she would sell the house with it all left up there.
Tricky
I thought i built quite a big garage, should have been twice the size
and the loft in there is boarded out, not much space left up there though. must weed it a bit and throw out the non LR or bike stuffJ
Tricky of York
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What is it with us men and hoarding? I promised myself that I'd never be like my Dad. I even bought a house without a garage saying if I don't need stuff today it's gone. Unfortunately, I didn't think about the loft because I grew up in a flat..!!I thought i built quite a big garage, should have been twice the size
J
Tricky.
ITS NOT hoarding its useful stuff that will get used 1 day. Its man math
Why is it my kitchen has about 2-3 of everything we only use once in a while
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It's not hoarding, it's stock. Those plastic phone dials, earpieces, microphones, wall brackets etc will come in handy one day...............not. Yeah it is hoarding
It's not hoarding, it's stock. Those plastic phone dials, earpieces, microphones, wall brackets etc will come in handy one day...............not. Yeah it is hoarding
Those items YES its junk
.Ooooh hang wall brackets means new shelf more storage
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Those items YES its junk
Ooooh hang wall brackets means new shelf more storage
J
In my case it means more walls to put them on
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I have a heart condition and Type 2 diabetes so I guess I've had it
No. The more conditions you have the more likely you are to have an adverse outcome but that could just be because people tend to have lots of conditions before they die. Obesity and hypertension seem to be big risk factors but even they only raise your risk a little. The massive factors are age and sex, probably because of the affect they have on immune function. Not that I want to downplay how nasty or deadly this virus can be but it needs to be kept in perspective.
I look at it like this: imagine a motorway with no cars. You can walk across it blindfolded and make it to the other side without incident. Now add some cars. 1 car a day and the risk of being hit is possible but minimal. Each risk factor adds cars until eventually the motorway is at capacity with all lanes full of cars doing 70 mph with a 2 second gap. At this stage your chances of surviving are minimal. Stay away from other people and there are less cars to hit you. Oh, and listen for the juggernauts.
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What is it with us men and hoarding? I promised myself that I'd never be like my Dad. I even bought a house without a garage saying if I don't need stuff today it's gone. Unfortunately, I didn't think about the loft because I grew up in a flat..!!
Tricky.
My father had a shed full of stuff. I built and filled a shed. I now need to build another shed ...
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What you mean then gonna stop that toooo
J
They tried in the nineties when they told us if you had sex you'd die of AIDS. Didn't work then and won't now, although I do wonder how the poor youngsters manage with lockdowns and so forth. No wonder they break the rules!
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I've been working from home pretty much since lockdown, social distancing, wearing a mask etc to minimise the risk. Hopefully we will all be fine and not even know we had it.
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What you mean then gonna stop that toooo
J
If you only caught it that way I'd be fine. Not for the want of trying though
