Mundane News

[Gravity Aided]

I started up my lawn mower, and ran it for a bit. Just so the carburetor doesn't get all blaggy.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I saw one this lunchtime sauntering down a side street off Blackfriars and I just saw my fecund sox outside the flat.

 

[PeteXXX]

I was about to post something extremely mundane but I've forgotten what it was..

 

[Accy cyclist]

I went into town today. When i got back to my car i found that my dog hd crapped on the driver's seat.

 

[Katherine]

Good for you - don’t listen to what the others say. They are just jealous.......of your taste in food.

By the way, I’ve got Aussie flu (officially diagnosed by the Prof). Not pleasant, I can tell you.

Oh no! Take care, hope you start to feel better soon.

 

[tyred]

Thick freezing fog out and there are people stupid enough to drive on full beam head lights. They must surely blind themselves.

 

[Reynard]

It was starting to get a tad murky out this way on my way back from Tesco.

Good YS hunting to be had tonight. Got loads of lovely fruit & veg - nice after all the naughty stuff I ate over the hols. I see a big pot of vegetable curry on the horizon.

Oh c**k, I forgot to buy a packet of lentils as I used the last ones up the other day. And it was on my blasted shopping list as well. Ah well, I have a large pack of dried haricot beans in the cupboard. They'll do at a pinch, I suppose.

 

[slowmotion]

Super bit of adapting and overcoming Sir ..nice

I loused up. It runs down the scaffold pole just fine but I got the hoist mounting geometry all wrong. I had assumed that the pivot point for the whole caboodle would be where the top bearings touch the scaffold tube. It isn't, it's the centre of the tube itself because the bearings/tube act like a trunnion. None of this would matter if the wire rope of the hoist was on the hoist centre line, but it isn't. It's offset by about 35mm.

Nothing that a piece of tracing paper and a pencil and compass can't fix.

 

[Illaveago]

Morning.Oooh! It's fosty and froggy out there.

 

[Illaveago]

I've just blundered around outside in the dark wheeling the dustbin out. I looked up and could see the quarter moon shining through the fog yet found it difficult to see my cars.

It took a few moments to figure it out.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Quite warm and clear as a bell here. It also doesn’t appear to have rained at all in the night.

 

[hopless500]

Foggy here and squelchy underfoot. Rain forecast for the next 5 days

 

[raleighnut]

It was starting to get a tad murky out this way on my way back from Tesco.

Good YS hunting to be had tonight. Got loads of lovely fruit & veg - nice after all the naughty stuff I ate over the hols. I see a big pot of vegetable curry on the horizon.

Oh c**k, I forgot to buy a packet of lentils as I used the last ones up the other day. And it was on my blasted shopping list as well. Ah well, I have a large pack of dried haricot beans in the cupboard. They'll do at a pinch, I suppose.

Yellow split peas make a lovely Dhal.

 

[mybike]

Thanks for looking. That's no good to me alas, as I need a black one.

Two tone is all the rage.

Foggy here and squelchy underfoot. Rain forecast for the next 5 days

Who are you walking on?

 

[Deleted member 1258]

I've been dashing away with a smoothing iron, all the stuff my Good Lady gave me the day before yesterday when I visited her in hospital has been washed and ironed ready for me to take back today. But I have a decision to make, I'm still mildly lurgyfied but I'm due to cycle out to meet friends this morning, so do I cycle or do I drive, or do I just stay at home?