Tea? (Part 3)
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You're a shoe in with gags like that.Ho..you toe the line or you will heely be in trouble..Have you no sole?
Sorry Ms WD, I couldn't help myself
classic33
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Wondered why you disappeared
172traindriver
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the_mikey
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Saluki
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- ...Norwich over the water.
It's a wetroomIs it one of those wet rooms where you can spray it all over the place, they're great?
You should christen it together just to be fair.
We have shower curtains around the showery area so the water is guided to the slopey bit to the drain.
classic33
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So, Asda or first shower?It's a wetroom
classic33
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Where's @Blue when he's needed? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-30107326
"A "fireball as bright as the moon" has been spotted moving across the sky above Northern Ireland, according to the Irish Astronomical Association.
IAA president, Terry Moseley, said the sighting was reported by member of the association who works at the Met Office in County Antrim on Tuesday evening.
Mr Moseley said it could be a piece of space rock - part of an asteroid - burning up in the Earth's atmosphere.
A number of other people also contacted the BBC to report seeing the fireball.
'Long tail'
They included BBC Northern Ireland reporter Declan Lawn, who was playing football at a pitch in south Belfast when he saw a bright object, resembling a flare, travelling through the sky.
He described it as having "a very bright pinpoint with quite a long tail behind it".
"It took about six seconds to pass over the pitch, going south to north," the reporter told BBC Radio Ulster.
"We all assumed it was a firework that hadn't properly gone off, because there was no noise.""
"A "fireball as bright as the moon" has been spotted moving across the sky above Northern Ireland, according to the Irish Astronomical Association.
IAA president, Terry Moseley, said the sighting was reported by member of the association who works at the Met Office in County Antrim on Tuesday evening.
Mr Moseley said it could be a piece of space rock - part of an asteroid - burning up in the Earth's atmosphere.
A number of other people also contacted the BBC to report seeing the fireball.
'Long tail'
They included BBC Northern Ireland reporter Declan Lawn, who was playing football at a pitch in south Belfast when he saw a bright object, resembling a flare, travelling through the sky.
He described it as having "a very bright pinpoint with quite a long tail behind it".
"It took about six seconds to pass over the pitch, going south to north," the reporter told BBC Radio Ulster.
"We all assumed it was a firework that hadn't properly gone off, because there was no noise.""
172traindriver
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Off to bed.
Good Night Folks
Good Night Folks
Saluki
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- ...Norwich over the water.
Asda is no longer required for anything but buying some decent lemon squash.
Saluki
World class procrastinator
- Location
- ...Norwich over the water.
Night. Gentle dreams.Off to bed.
Good Night Folks
classic33
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SithiOff to bed.
Good Night Folks
It's a wetroom
Careful, you'll be confusing us with those technical terms.
I had one in a hotel I stayed in not long ago, it was great not having to worry about splashing water everywhere.
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