Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[tikay]

Pan heads in a threshold.....

Standard.

No room to countersink.

You can get a 12 to sit flush in a 3mm thick extruded angle, lay it in place and countersink so the floor takes some of the screws chamfer.

You beat me to it.

[Tal]

Yeah you just need to readjust the spoggle. A 2⅜ should do the trick. If not, marry the brid with a ragged trump (female obv) and you'll be fine.

That or hit it with a hammer

[RED-DOG]

Pan heads in a threshold.....

Standard.

No room to countersink.

You can get a 12 to sit flush in a 3mm thick extruded angle, lay it in place and countersink so the floor takes some of the screws chamfer.

Perhaps, but I the angle was probs only 2mm, plus I needed 45mm length to pull everything together.

I just thought it would have put too much strain on a countersunk head in light gauge aluminium.

[RED-DOG]

Was also trying to find a link for the Dinnerladies minestrone moment. Something like...

Brenda: What's soup o't' Day, Twink?
Twinkle: Minestrone
Brenda: Well why isn't it on't board?
Twinkle: Can't spell it


Was funnier played out, promise.

Red Dwarf, Dinner Ladies.. can't knock your taste in sitcoms.

[Tal]

Better?

[RED-DOG]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

[Tal]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

I've covered three rather diverse Ss in the last 24 hours:

Shoes
Sport
Sitcoms.

I'm a man of alliterative diversity, if none of them successfully.

[tikay]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

I've covered three rather diverse Ss in the last 24 hours:

Shoes
Sport
Sitcoms.

I'm a man of alliterative diversity, if none of them successfully.

Don't forget Shakespeares.

[RED-DOG]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

I've covered three rather diverse Ss in the last 24 hours:

Shoes
Sport
Sitcoms.

I'm a man of alliterative diversity, if none of them successfully.

I'm just a Jack of all trades.

[Tal]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

I've covered three rather diverse Ss in the last 24 hours:

Shoes
Sport
Sitcoms.

I'm a man of alliterative diversity, if none of them successfully.

Don't forget Shakespeares.

I am indebted.

For some reason, he had been filed under B, between Bollards and Bottom. Think someone's been in my cabinet again.

[Redsgirl]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

I've covered three rather diverse Ss in the last 24 hours:

Shoes
Sport
Sitcoms.

I'm a man of alliterative diversity, if none of them successfully.

Don't forget Shakespeares.

I am indebted.

For some reason, he had been filed under B, between Bollards and Bottom. Think someone's been in my cabinet again.

Funny you'se mentioning Shakespeare, I was just looking at tickets for Hamlet that the RSC is staging in Statford this summer.
(This is all on a whim, of course, anyone who knows me will expect me to propose at least four escapades a week)
Thing is I'm worried I might be a bit out of my depth with this one, never having read Shakespeare in the original form I wonder if I will be able to follow the plot?
3 1/2 hours is a long time to not know whats going on!

Having said that, I really enjoy the language, I remember watching the Romeo + Juliet movie as a teenager and thinking 'Thou hast made worms meat of me' was the best thing I'd ever heard anyone say whilst in the process of being murdered.
So, as learned Gentlemen would you advise starting with something simpler, or just diving straight in?

[TightEnd]

Yes you will follow it

I once sat Macbeth at the Nottingham playhouse with a Scouse woman from Brookside playing Lady Macbeth on a 45 degree sloping stage that she could hardly stand up on. I still followed it.

RSC at Stratford is a must do if you have any interest in theatre at all.

[Geo the Sarge]

You're comparing apples & oranges now.

All three are excellent, but different.

I've covered three rather diverse Ss in the last 24 hours:

Shoes
Sport
Sitcoms.

I'm a man of alliterative diversity, if none of them successfully.

Don't forget Shakespeares.

I am indebted.

For some reason, he had been filed under B, between Bollards and Bottom. Think someone's been in my cabinet again.

oooh matron!!

Geo

[RED-DOG]

of course, anyone who knows me will expect me to propose at least four escapades a week)

We nicknamed her Hedonism Bot.

[Claw75]

Was also trying to find a link for the Dinnerladies minestrone moment. Something like...

Brenda: What's soup o't' Day, Twink?
Twinkle: Minestrone
Brenda: Well why isn't it on't board?
Twinkle: Can't spell it


Was funnier played out, promise.

Red Dwarf, Dinner Ladies.. can't knock your taste in sitcoms.

I never 'got' Dinner Ladies - not sure what I was missing.  In fact, I've never really got Victoria Wood at all.  Clearly very popular, so guessing it's something odd in me.