Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

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Oops! Almost forgot.

1 Cooked chicken (Extra tasty)

We almost never cook our own chickens now. Morrisons ones are delicious, they come red hot straight from the oven, and cost less that DIY ones.

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Where's the 'treats'?!

Shhhh! My daughter Muzelley reads this thread.

[TheChipPrince]

10 donuts for £1.  I recommened the custard ones.

[Karabiner]

Is a "grai" a journey Tom ?

[Geo the Sarge]

You arranged a trip to the docs yet?

Geo

I've been OK since Geo, 'cept for a little ache around my kidney area. (It hurts when I jog).

And just where do you think the stones develop??

Geo

[jezza777]

I would stop jogging immediately Tom.

[Geo the Sarge]

You arranged a trip to the docs yet?

Geo

I've been OK since Geo, 'cept for a little ache around my kidney area. (It hurts when I jog).

My eldest girl has been in hossie for a few days to have a bit of an operation. She's home again now, we went to see her yesterday. She looks a bit pasty, but she was eating chocolate so that's a good sign.

Any road up, I was off forum for most of the day, so I didn't manage to comment on some of the excellent film posters. I loved Ralph's Casablanca, and the story that went with it, and what about bobAlike's DEATH WISH? What an iconic image that is. It spawned a whole new genre.

Gentlemen Prefer Blonde's Geo? Not in this case, I'm going for Jane Russell (Although I'd swap both Jane and Maralyn for Audrey Hepburn)

Click to see full-size image.

Indeed Jane Russel was just stunning in that film and a great choice of Audrey Hepburn, the wife and I watched Breakfast at Tiffany's again the other week.

I am a huge fan of My Fair lady where she showed some great comedic talent also.

The Mrs and I are great fans of a lot of the old musicals and we have quite a collection, Doris Day/Judy Garland/Kelly/Astaire/Crosby/Sinatra (IMO was a cracking actor although more famous for his singing and "connections")

Geo

[Geo the Sarge]

Is it coincidence that we are discussing old films and the latest new member to the forum is Terry Thomas?  lol

Well, hellooooooooooooooooooo, Mr Thomas

Geo

[Geo the Sarge]

You arranged a trip to the docs yet?

Geo

I've been OK since Geo, 'cept for a little ache around my kidney area. (It hurts when I jog).

And just where do you think the stones develop??

Geo

Just had a thought that you know exactly where they develop, you're just teasing us (especially the jogging bit.)...........wp

Geo

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Is a "grai" a journey Tom ?

No Ralph. It's a horse.

My Grandad Dennis used a bicycle for hawking, grinding, transporting sacks of coal, shopping, going to the pub etc.

He would refer to his bike as his "vesitable grai" We assume he meant "versatile".

[EvilPie]

I was driving down my street last night at about midnight and saw a badger!!!

There's always foxes about but I've never seen a badger so assume it's a rare sight.

I live in a typical modernish, loads of houses type area and was shocked to say the least.

Anyone else ever seen a badger in a built up area?

To be honest I don't think I've ever seen one in real life before.

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I was driving down my street last night at about midnight and saw a badger!!!

There's always foxes about but I've never seen a badger so assume it's a rare sight.

I live in a typical modernish, loads of houses type area and was shocked to say the least.

Anyone else ever seen a badger in a built up area?

To be honest I don't think I've ever seen one in real life before.

I've seen them after dark in quiet rural back gardens Matt, (Some people put food out for them) but I've never seen one in a built up area.

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[EvilPie]

I was driving down my street last night at about midnight and saw a badger!!!

There's always foxes about but I've never seen a badger so assume it's a rare sight.

I live in a typical modernish, loads of houses type area and was shocked to say the least.

Anyone else ever seen a badger in a built up area?

To be honest I don't think I've ever seen one in real life before.

I've seen them after dark in quiet rural back gardens Matt, (Some people put food out for them) but I've never seen one in a built up area.

How big do they get? Any idea?

This one was quite small so I assumed it was a pup. Is pup the right word for a baby badger? I'm just guessing.

Click to see full-size image.

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ROC-Nuclear-Bunker-Master-Post-Peak-District_W0QQitemZ330408714804QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_HG_Property_RL?hash=item4cede4e234


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/derbyshire/8540755.stm


I wish I had a few quid, I would buy this for sure !!

Somehow, I missed this post yesterday.

I would love to buy this. not in case of nuclear war, but just to own a unique accommodation in such a fantastic location. 

Is it for real, or do you think it's a wind up?