Would you mind lending him to us for a little bit?
We've got an ell of an ant problem.
We've got an ell of an ant problem.
Well as far as we could see!!!I had to double read that
J
Even on Morecambe and Wise!!!
Such an apt description!
Tastes as good as butter!!!!!Evening folks
Well it’s still hot and really haven’t done much last couple of days, went to town yesterday and the car said 35
We have had late afternoon showers last couple of days which is nice, but now the humidity has gone up
Well another for the birdie peeps some more on their way for winter holibobs
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Blimey Stan, you could/should get a job as a teacher.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’.
Aha!
I second that definition!
This is why we always have a few test kits around. So far we've tested ourselves twice having been in contact with peeps who found out they had it. so if we got an email like that we'd test ourselves before doing anything.
But I can see how it would con people!!
No I feckin shouldn't!!!!!!!!!!!!Blimey Stan, you could/should get a job as a teacher.
Bin thur, dun that, gort the T-shurt!!!!
Guess what is on the T-Shirt?
"Three good reasons for becoming a teacher.
Easter
Christmas
Summer"
(I don't wear it often!)
So.......
not bin on tinternet for 2 evenings as we've had storms and lightning can feck our WiFi box and phone line.
Opened it to find a warning from Orange to "Disconnect your Livebox as you are in an area expecting storms"
dated/timed half an hour after they had started!!!
Had to keep jumping up and pressing the big white button and de-alarming the alarm, again!
Mind you, they are more accurate than Méteo France.
So hope all are having a good time. It's been drizzling here a lot as we tend to be in the cloud base when the weather is like this.
not bin on tinternet for 2 evenings as we've had storms and lightning can feck our WiFi box and phone line.
Opened it to find a warning from Orange to "Disconnect your Livebox as you are in an area expecting storms"
dated/timed half an hour after they had started!!!
Had to keep jumping up and pressing the big white button and de-alarming the alarm, again!
Mind you, they are more accurate than Méteo France.
So hope all are having a good time. It's been drizzling here a lot as we tend to be in the cloud base when the weather is like this.
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
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’.
Is pail in common use any more? We has buckets.
Praps the merkins kept pail from the old English the Quakers used.
Can't tell talk from splutter. Or something. (youngsters under 60 won't get that)Tastes as good as butter!!!!!
Native merkins call white men pail face.
In the north east where I was a nipper, buckets was always called a pail.
Been busy again today, cleaned off the front passenger side chassis outrigger and got a primer coat on. And got a second coat of paint on the rear step. Chequer plate for the step has arrived, now need to cut it to shape and drill some holes for fixings. Onwards and upwards-----
"Who you calling injun, bucket face!!"Native merkins call white men pail face.
Lone Ranger: We're surrounded by injuns Tonto, we're doomed."Who you calling injun, bucket face!!"
Tonto: We, pale face?
....that we were someway into cooking a Mooseaka, which is an infernal business, when W suddenly declared she was having an allergic issue.
Both her hand suddenly swelled up like gloves.
So into the cloakroom with her, washed hands then plastered them with Hydro-cortisone ointmink.
She hain't been able to do much with them since but is slowly going back to normal.
This normally only happens when she comes in contact with fish.
She had been in the spice and other stuff cupboard so we think she must have touched something our dottir in law, the Japanese one, had touched at least a year ago. As they do like their fish.
Bloody allergies. They really do stink!!!
Both her hand suddenly swelled up like gloves.
So into the cloakroom with her, washed hands then plastered them with Hydro-cortisone ointmink.
She hain't been able to do much with them since but is slowly going back to normal.
This normally only happens when she comes in contact with fish.
She had been in the spice and other stuff cupboard so we think she must have touched something our dottir in law, the Japanese one, had touched at least a year ago. As they do like their fish.
Bloody allergies. They really do stink!!!
Hicap phill
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Nice, not just me that makes them then , looks like the Scammell has a lawn mower engine
Nice, not just me that makes them then , looks like the Scammell has a lawn mower engine
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