Tea? (Part 2)

[Arch]

Yes, much better to be the right way up.

Yes, I imagine all that being upsidedown isn't good for the head.

 

[Speicher]

A ha!

Waterproof overtrousies, with frayed hems
and
Arch's bicycle tube bags

Is there a connection? yes

 

[Arch]

A ha!

Waterproof overtrousies, with frayed hems
and
Arch's bicycle tube bags

Is there a connection? yes

Er....

Using the trousers to line bags? Or do you mean to use the bag as some sort of life preserver in the case of immersion?!

 

[Speicher]

Yes, I knew you would guess, Arch.

Using the material from the trousers to line the bags. Waterproof trousers are quite wide. The outer fabric of mine is quite soft, but the inner layer is, I presume stronger. I am guessing it would be easier to use the larger fabric from trousers, rather than the umbrella fabric.

 

[Speicher]

When I did my life-saving badge last century, yes we did use trousies as bouyancy aids.

 

[Arch]

When I did my life-saving badge last century, yes we did use trousies as bouyancy aids.

Yes, we did that too!

There's quite a lot of fabric in an umbrella, but trousies is also an idea. It'll all depend what I find!

I really have become a weird old lady, fishing old brollies out of bins! I've only found a couple so far, both black, I'm looking forward to finding some coloured ones...

 

[coffeejo]

I really have become a weird old lady, fishing old brollies out of bins! I've only found a couple so far, both black, I'm looking forward to finding some coloured ones...

 

[Arch]

Jo, have you been following me with a camera?

 

[Baggy]

I can confirm that rhubarb crumble (homemade and including some oats in the crumble mix) is was excellent with lightly whipped fresh cream.

Today was the official restart of healthy eating 2012 at chez Baggy. M'envious. Will have to make do with this delicious uncrumbly hot chocolate.

 

[coffeejo]

Jo, have you been following me with a camera?

Yes, thought you were going to rumble me but luckily you didn't spot me in the last skip, hiding underneath an old carpet

 

[TheDoctor]

A ha!

Waterproof overtrousies, with frayed hems
and
Arch's bicycle tube bags

Is there a connection? yes

I'm guessing the connection is...Staples.
I have to say, I saw the handbag-related post yesterday, and my first thought was :-
"Imposter!! Who are you, and what have you done with Arch?"
I'm not certain that Our Favourite Pachydermophile has ever used a handbag...

 

[Arch]

I'm guessing the connection is...Staples.
I have to say, I saw the handbag-related post yesterday, and my first thought was :-
"Imposter!! Who are you, and what have you done with Arch?"
I'm not certain that Our Favourite Pachydermophile has ever used a handbag...

I have so! I used it on Sunday. I carried it empty to a resturant, and then used it to store my hat and gloves while it hung on the back of my chair!

No, I do normally carry all my stuff in my pocketses.

 

[Night Train]

I have to say, I saw the handbag-related post yesterday, and my first thought was :-
"Imposter!! Who are you, and what have you done with Arch?"
I'm not certain that Our Favourite Pachydermophile has ever used a handbag...

Arch will be painting her nails next!

 

[Night Train]

Arch, I hope you charge enough for your bag.
http://stylegourmand.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html

$130 - made from inner tube and seat belt webbing.

 

[Arch]

Arch, I hope you charge enough for your bag.
http://stylegourmand.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html

$130 - made from inner tube and seat belt webbing.

Blimey, the amount people will pay for stuff!

I'll never be rich, I can't imagine asking money like that for anything. Well, maybe a kidney...

I'm just off to Humbrol my nails, anyway....