The first post of 2009
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toddao
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Philip Chidlow
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Hey Todd, Happy New Year to you!
Citrojim got in there before you, I'm afraid... posted at 12:12 - on my blog no less
Me? I'm at home being a bit sad, doing very little... can't even get pizzzed as I'm driving to London tomorrow morning...
Citrojim got in there before you, I'm afraid... posted at 12:12 - on my blog no less
Me? I'm at home being a bit sad, doing very little... can't even get pizzzed as I'm driving to London tomorrow morning...
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kiwi
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sheesh you guys are a bit late
So am I as I write this at the end of the day (720pm) oh to think could have hoped on a plane to Raro or Tahiti and got there in time to do it all again!
Any ways have a happy and "prosporous" new year.
So am I as I write this at the end of the day (720pm) oh to think could have hoped on a plane to Raro or Tahiti and got there in time to do it all again!
Any ways have a happy and "prosporous" new year.
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1990 BX19 TRS 27/10/89 (Reborn)
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demag
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Fell asleep on the couch about half nine after a day dicking about getting to the hospital and back for an out patients appointment ( did I mention our 2 week old Zafira is dead?, no? Oh well its currently siting on the drive all nice and Fubar whilst trying to set itself on fire every time its switched on - the dealer? Dont mention the dealer - cant take it back before the 6th of Jan - so booked it in with another Network Q agent tomorrow)
Currently also suffering with tonsilitis and taking some gram +ve antibiotics I found in the cupbord hoping that they will take the edge off it. Wife woke me up about 11 and I went to bed and hd a sh1t night due to throat and pain in arm from some nerve conduction tests they did on my thumb ( deadder than a can of spam) and the fact I still have to wear this bloody awful long arm cast for another 4 weeks.
Wished the wife happy new year about 2.30am when the carbon monoxide detector went off due to the batteries having died, bloody "peep" every 2 minutes - it is curerently doing sterling work in the garden as in my sleep lagged state I could not get the battery cover off, s it went out the window ( I aimed it at something soft and will recover it later once I have had a bath). Why do fugging alarms always choose 2am to have the batteries crap out?
2008? Utter arseflakes. Bring on 2009, Im waiting with a pickaxe handle, first sign of any grief and I will rip its nipples off.
Happy new year one and all
Currently also suffering with tonsilitis and taking some gram +ve antibiotics I found in the cupbord hoping that they will take the edge off it. Wife woke me up about 11 and I went to bed and hd a sh1t night due to throat and pain in arm from some nerve conduction tests they did on my thumb ( deadder than a can of spam) and the fact I still have to wear this bloody awful long arm cast for another 4 weeks.
Wished the wife happy new year about 2.30am when the carbon monoxide detector went off due to the batteries having died, bloody "peep" every 2 minutes - it is curerently doing sterling work in the garden as in my sleep lagged state I could not get the battery cover off, s it went out the window ( I aimed it at something soft and will recover it later once I have had a bath). Why do fugging alarms always choose 2am to have the batteries crap out?
2008? Utter arseflakes. Bring on 2009, Im waiting with a pickaxe handle, first sign of any grief and I will rip its nipples off.
Happy new year one and all
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kiwi
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I guess my day wasnt that bad after all.
just after 10am went off to a road accident didnt get back until gone 3pm, campervan with swedish family on a trip of a lifetime had a crash that claimed the life of the Father. Not my nicest start to a New Year and my thoughts are with the family.
just after 10am went off to a road accident didnt get back until gone 3pm, campervan with swedish family on a trip of a lifetime had a crash that claimed the life of the Father. Not my nicest start to a New Year and my thoughts are with the family.
1991 BX19 TZS 04/01/91 (Deceased)
1990 BX19 TRS 27/10/89 (Reborn)
1992 BX19 TXD (Ex UK - K 744 SDF) 15/06/92
1990 BX19 TZS Auto 06/11/1989
1992 BX TZD Turbo Estate (Ex UK) 1/07/91
1990 BX19 TRS 27/10/89 (Reborn)
1992 BX19 TXD (Ex UK - K 744 SDF) 15/06/92
1990 BX19 TZS Auto 06/11/1989
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ken newbold
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I think I can answer that oneM wrote:
Why do fugging alarms always choose 2am to have the batteries crap out?
As for the rest of your ailments, it's just old age coming on.
Trust me I know
They think it's all over, it is now!
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toddao
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It was like Sarejevo here last night with the intensity of fireworks being let off out in the street. After an hour I couldn't even see the other side of the street for smoke (though my eyesight was already a bit wonky). The pets didn't enjoy it much though.
Lovely weather here today - bright sun on snow. Now dark and parky, nothing for it but to continue as 2009 started with a few
and let my system adjust to the huge change! Should be right by about Monday.. week
Let's have a picture of your railway layout then Ken. Have you got an APT125? The one that was meant to tilt. Or are you more of a steam guy? I bought a 16v gearbox off a bloke last year who lived in a world of Märklin model railways - he very kindly showed me his collection and layout in the loft. I used to always go the model engineer exhibitions in London every year - fascinating!
Lovely weather here today - bright sun on snow. Now dark and parky, nothing for it but to continue as 2009 started with a few
Let's have a picture of your railway layout then Ken. Have you got an APT125? The one that was meant to tilt. Or are you more of a steam guy? I bought a 16v gearbox off a bloke last year who lived in a world of Märklin model railways - he very kindly showed me his collection and layout in the loft. I used to always go the model engineer exhibitions in London every year - fascinating!
Todd
this yellow writing is really hard to read
this yellow writing is really hard to read
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Hurricane
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toddao wrote: Have you got an APT125?

Just APT, not 125 ( that was the inter city 125) - Now worth seroius wedge if you have the set in the original box with bernard cribbins flexi-disc. I should know, I flogged mine when I got maried for £50 to discover it was worth 4 times that amount when I discovered eBay.
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Oi Phil, I beat Jim to it on your blog .... 12:01 to be precisePhilip Chidlow wrote: Citrojim got in there before you, I'm afraid... posted at 12:12 - on my blog no less![]()
Marty said: "Take some small comfort from the fact that the driver of the other car, having failed the breath test will even now be in a little cell, with luck they will double him up with some mean bastard who will be tattooing a fandango on his arse"
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'63 Renault Caravelle
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ed4ferrets
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Oi Phil, I beat Jim to it on your blog .... 12:01 to be precisePhilip Chidlow wrote: Citrojim got in there before you, I'm afraid... posted at 12:12 - on my blog no less![]()
Marty said: "Take some small comfort from the fact that the driver of the other car, having failed the breath test will even now be in a little cell, with luck they will double him up with some mean bastard who will be tattooing a fandango on his arse"
'94 XM 2.1TD Break
'99 Xantia 1.9TD Break (almost there)
'63 Renault Caravelle
'94 XM 2.1TD Break
'99 Xantia 1.9TD Break (almost there)
'63 Renault Caravelle