Wot you need is a good holiday to get over it
I had a good experience at Schipol some years ago. Had a flight from St Martins in the north east of the carribean, down to Curacao off the coast of Venezuela for an hour stopover, then on to Schipol. On arrival at Schip, got collared by an airline rep, pulled out of the exit queue and raced to the other end of the terminal at breakneck speed to get a waiting connection to Heefrow. Was only at Schipol for about 5 minutes. Luggage was delivered home next day.
To encourage the otters?
Little git got wot e deserved!This chap wants to choose what he wants to do, I give all the lads jobs to on the ship then I go & do my thing. I give it 1/2 n hour
then go & check to see how everyone is getting on this stubborn git goes to help other people have a wee chat play on there phones. I walked in & caught them watching a video the lad threw his phone away
He started a job on Monday then left a mess so other peeps have to clear it up, I told everyone to leave it so he could finish it.
He never turned up Tuesday probably thinking someone would have finished the job errr nope its still there for him. Then refused
to do it today so pee of home with no pay for today. Thing is it was only a 20 min job so I done it took pics before & after to show
the timeline then showed it to the owners, they were laughing at me when I went to see them as they already knew what happened tried to wind me saying I was bulling him.
Guess who came crawling back & who's getting all the cr@p jobs from now on, what a silly billy
Surprised ee is still employed!
.....er you can keep your bum to yourself, pal!If I'd attempted it in the French I'd have Stan up me bum wouldn't I..
Well been a busy time here at Chateau Steamer.
Guests arrived later than expected due to the weather in Bordeaux and points east, I'd spent the day tiring myself out wiv last minute cleaning etc, and precooking their dins, Cottage pie, which they loved! they are both Anglophiles.
Following day they both borrowed kit of us, the wife spent the day weeding and the husband got on my machine and cut loads of weeds. I had to keep stopping them and getting them indoors to eat, drink and be merry!
They arrived with lots of alcoholic gifts.
This a.m. we went shopping leaving W behind , had a rather alcoholic lunch and they are now both siestaing!
So all good 'ere.
Enjoy your weekends folks!
Guests arrived later than expected due to the weather in Bordeaux and points east, I'd spent the day tiring myself out wiv last minute cleaning etc, and precooking their dins, Cottage pie, which they loved! they are both Anglophiles.
Following day they both borrowed kit of us, the wife spent the day weeding and the husband got on my machine and cut loads of weeds. I had to keep stopping them and getting them indoors to eat, drink and be merry!
They arrived with lots of alcoholic gifts.
This a.m. we went shopping leaving W behind , had a rather alcoholic lunch and they are now both siestaing!
So all good 'ere.
Enjoy your weekends folks!
Enjoy, they are very nice people
.I enjoyed my time in SK working in a shipyard in Okpo.
Be very carful of the little bottles of soju they can go down very easy and, well you can guess the rest
.What parts are you visiting or are you staying around Seoul?
J
It's a bit hot for that isn't it?.... Hold the front page!
I have actually been out on my Python Trike
Just little ride around local streets and some inevitable B-Road.
Sweaty as all heck! Phew!
But quite enjoyable.
I am just chilling today. I may do something tomorrow 
Another day under me tratter engine bay, turbo removal! Something which should score ten spanners in a Haynes manual. Had to bend the heat shield to get it past the brake servo (easy to do as it is thin sheet metal and will easily bend back upon re-installation). Multiple awkward to get at bolts to remove ancillary parts, some knuckle skin removed in the process. And one extremely difficult and one impossibly difficult nuts to access between the turbo flange and the eggs zorst manifold. But with a stroke of genius I bored two strategically placed 25 dia holes through the inner wing (plastic) arch and by joining a couple of socket extension bars together, got a perfect alignment with both nuts. Good job anorl, it took a 24 inch breaker bar to start the "impossible" one. Left it still attached but loose, just the oil feed (easy access) and drain (*&£%@) to do tomorrow. And final removal of the turbo. After all this, it had better be bust! (I think it is, otherwise I would be doing something else). And unless you know someone more deserving, I am awarding myself the Bodgineer of the Week Award
I am just chilling today. I may do something tomorrow
Only way to get into retirement properly
.J
Little git got wot e deserved!
Surprised ee is still employed!
No show today he got something in his eye so has to take a week off
then just as I was driving home I spotted him driving Busted, what a coconut..
Stone56
Well-Known Member
Have a good timeWell been a busy time here at Chateau Steamer.
Guests arrived later than expected due to the weather in Bordeaux and points east, I'd spent the day tiring myself out wiv last minute cleaning etc, and precooking their dins, Cottage pie, which they loved! they are both Anglophiles.
Following day they both borrowed kit of us, the wife spent the day weeding and the husband got on my machine and cut loads of weeds. I had to keep stopping them and getting them indoors to eat, drink and be merry!
They arrived with lots of alcoholic gifts.
This a.m. we went shopping leaving W behind , had a rather alcoholic lunch and they are now both siestaing!
So all good 'ere.
Enjoy your weekends folks!
by the sound of it you are 
Stone56
Well-Known Member
You have been a busyAnother day under me tratter engine bay, turbo removal! Something which should score ten spanners in a Haynes manual. Had to bend the heat shield to get it past the brake servo (easy to do as it is thin sheet metal and will easily bend back upon re-installation). Multiple awkward to get at bolts to remove ancillary parts, some knuckle skin removed in the process. And one extremely difficult and one impossibly difficult nuts to access between the turbo flange and the eggs zorst manifold. But with a stroke of genius I bored two strategically placed 25 dia holes through the inner wing (plastic) arch and by joining a couple of socket extension bars together, got a perfect alignment with both nuts. Good job anorl, it took a 24 inch breaker bar to start the "impossible" one. Left it still attached but loose, just the oil feed (easy access) and drain (*&£%@) to do tomorrow. And final removal of the turbo. After all this, it had better be bust! (I think it is, otherwise I would be doing something else). And unless you know someone more deserving, I am awarding myself the Bodgineer of the Week Award
you deserve a big cold
M downloaded a birdie app to identify whats around, (fink it was a post on ere long ago that made her look).
Wow, apart from the loud mouth sparrows.
Corn bunting.
Barn swallow.
European Turtle dove.
Along with all the usual Oriels, woodpeckers, Bee eaters and finches.
Gonna take it out tonight and see what turns up.
It seems quite accurate as we know most of our common calls.
Give it a try folks.
J
Wow, apart from the loud mouth sparrows
.Corn bunting.
Barn swallow.
European Turtle dove.
Along with all the usual Oriels, woodpeckers, Bee eaters and finches.
Gonna take it out tonight and see what turns up
.It seems quite accurate as we know most of our common calls.
Give it a try folks
.J
