Morning all, that was probably the best nights sleep I've had in a month 
Hicap phill
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Morning
Loverly start to the day in kings Lynn. But later I will be going round the M25 just to give me that Friday happiness I need
Loverly start to the day in kings Lynn. But later I will be going round the M25 just to give me that Friday happiness I need
Mornin folks.
Overcast and coo!er. Not a great night, keeps waking up feeling achey.
At least it's the right end of the wukkin week, appi Fridi peeps
Overcast and coo!er. Not a great night, keeps waking up feeling achey.
At least it's the right end of the wukkin week, appi Fridi peeps
A lovely bright and sunny morning has dawned.
Hard to believe it, a hosepipe ban in Pembrokeshire @derwendolly
Prolly the wettest place I've ever been!
Prolly the wettest place I've ever been!
doriz
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WLked the coastal path last year in Aug/Sep not a drop of rain and roasting. My in laws live in the Dock and normally it’s sideways rain
doriz
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On the path walk my arse cheeks nearly caught fire trying to get between the travel lodge and Pembroke before I got mugged by a smack head and they’d only just cooled down after mincing through Neyland to the bridge
How can anyone tell you have the walrus through the pooter! and without a test? Are peeps really that thick?
Such cr@p!
No, they tell you that you have been in contact with someone that HAS been confirmed to have CV-19 and you must get tested.
They send a link that pops up a very convincing HTTPS secure web-site with NHS logos etc. and ask for your address to send the test kit to and your card details incl. cvv.
This is run by one outfit that garners all the details then they sell the lists of successful phishing to 3rd parties to go use your details and buy stuff on your account.
If you block the card, they then call up and pretend to be your bank and offer to secure your money by moving it to a safe account in your name.
Evil twisted b'tards.
As it says "garbage" they were from America.
"Pail" is Brit as far as i know.
"Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a PAIL of water" etc etc. Yup!
pail /peɪl/
Origin
Middle English: origin uncertain; compare with Old English pægel ‘gill, small measure’ and Old French paelle ‘pan, liquid measure, brazier’.
