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Hugh 12-08-2018 21:26

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35959177)
You're talking to vegetarian Hugh, although you got my attention with the wine ;)

(Ps. You really don't need to spend hundreds of pounds to get UV400 protection, and I stand by my previous post ! )

I have never spent hundreds of pounds, and you said you had spent £2.98 - suddenly you have become less specific... :D

btw, I am in (almost) agreement with you regarding prescriptions (but have no issues with anyone spending their money on what they want) - my spare specs (a pair in the car and a pair in the office) were from Specsavers and were £75 for two pairs, and my everyday glasses were £125 for two pairs, but that was because they were ultralight frameless with very thin titanium arms (very lightweight and comfortable).

They've gone up in price since then, but my prescription hasn't changed in 4 years (I get an eye test every year).

https://www.specsavers.co.uk/glasses...1?sku=25656961

Mr K 12-08-2018 21:41

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35959178)
I have never spent hundreds of pounds, and you said you had spent £2.98 - suddenly you have become less specific... :D

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Lens-...4M0F854M5DGQ3N
A bit pricey for my liking at £2.99, but if they don't give UV400 protection you can take Amazon to trading standards ;)

heero_yuy 13-08-2018 10:54

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Just paid the gas bill for the quarter: £19.93

Not needed any heat so just the hob's usage. :)

Mind you the lecky will be along shortly.

Hugh 13-08-2018 12:28

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35959183)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Lens-...4M0F854M5DGQ3N
A bit pricey for my liking at £2.99, but if they don't give UV400 protection you can take Amazon to trading standards ;)

Congratulations on finding those (but I have a sneaking suspicion that's not the pair you paid £2.98 for... ;) ).

Some of the reviews...

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Poor quality lenses that you can barely see through. There is a distinct cloudy milky quality to the vision through the lenses and the glasses are basically useless. Buy cheap, buy twice!
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These sunglasses broke after one week, guess you get what you paid
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Bought 2 pairs because of price and wish I hadn't got either. They are comically big and the lenses make vision somewhat blurry
And in the interest of balance, some of the 5 star reviews...
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For the money, these are great! I love all the bright colour options! So much so, that I bought three different pairs. Ive bought cheap sunglasses in the past that have not offered proper protection from the sun (even though it was stated). That is not the case with these however!
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Probably not the highest quality pair of sunglasses, but great just to have in the car or in a bag, so that you always have a pair when you need them.
As I said before, I have had my sunglasses 30 and 11 years respectively, so believe I have had good value out of them - ymmv. :)

Mr K 13-08-2018 21:49

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35959250)
Congratulations on finding those (but I have a sneaking suspicion that's not the pair you paid £2.98 for... ;) ).

Be honest now Hugh, you've bought a pair haven't you? You do seem to have looked into it in detail :D

weenie 13-08-2018 22:47

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Finally, that's all my youngest son's school clothes all washed and ironed ready for school on Thursday, hubby thinks I'm mad washing brand new clothes especially as all my son's school clothes came in the original packaging, I don't as years ago I worked in a factory and you may think that the brand new clothes you have just bought are nice and clean trust me they are not.

SnoopZ 13-08-2018 23:14

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I thought it was normal to wash newly bought clothes and a no brainer.

weenie 13-08-2018 23:29

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35959376)
I thought it was normal to wash newly bought clothes and a no brainer.

Ditto SnoopZ, but not according to hubby LOL

My Mother in Law used to not wash new clothes that was until I told her what I had witnessed in the factory where I worked :D

nashville 14-08-2018 10:09

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By the time I pay for my varivocal lenses £90' then pay for them to be made thinner and tranvision vision it cost a fortune before you pick a frame, I tried several opticians and specsavers were the most expensive so I ended going back to my own optician, I paid £399 for one pair ,

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35959378)
Ditto SnoopZ, but not according to hubby LOL

My Mother in Law used to not wash new clothes that was until I told her what I had witnessed in the factory where I worked :D

I have never heard of anyone washing brand new clothes, Weenie ,

weenie 14-08-2018 10:29

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35959409)
By the time I pay for my varivocal lenses £90' then pay for them to be made thinner and tranvision vision it cost a fortune before you pick a frame, I tried several opticians and specsavers were the most expensive so I ended going back to my own optician, I paid £399 for one pair ,

This should make your glasses also lighter nash therefore adding comfort to you, expensive I admit but totally worth it :)

SnoopZ 14-08-2018 10:40

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35959409)
By the time I pay for my varivocal lenses £90' then pay for them to be made thinner and tranvision vision it cost a fortune before you pick a frame, I tried several opticians and specsavers were the most expensive so I ended going back to my own optician, I paid £399 for one pair ,

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I have never heard of anyone washing brand new clothes, Weenie ,

Just imagine how dirty those new clothes really are from the amount of people that have handled them and from the factory, is enough to make anyone want to wash them before use as NEW doesn't mean CLEAN. :)

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...-a8219976.html

Stephen 14-08-2018 10:56

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Not just that think of how many people have probably tried them on in the shop!

heero_yuy 14-08-2018 11:03

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Just boosts your immune system. :D

Chloé Palmas 14-08-2018 17:19

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35959409)
I have never heard of anyone washing brand new clothes, Weenie ,

Weirdly it is totally different when modelling / wearing the clothes on the cat walk etc, they prim and polish it to the shiniest extent possible without making a bra look like PVC. On those though, they are rarely re-used because we would all be different sizes but next to none of them are for commercial sale anyway (back sizes don't start that low) but it is probably not a bad idea to wash the clothes if you plan to keep them as they may well have been tried on by others first, depending on how you bought them etc. (If you plan on keep them that is, otherwise return in a resell-able state).

Chloé Palmas 14-08-2018 22:51

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35957515)
My niece "K" is still doing her strict diet, where she's eating more calores a week.

On Saturday we all went to Camden Market, but she had her own lunch box, and she did have a bad day with the amount of calories.

While there my sister asked me if she could go on holiday with us as she cannot be trusted to stay at home on her own while her GF is at work, of course I said.


So I phoned up the camp to make sure it wouldn't be an issue as its up to us if we want to put 5 people in a four person caravan.

The only thing is my sister has to come on Thursday to take her home on Friday for her councilling.

Ummm, these are all "happy" thoughts? Are you sure that you are in the correct thread?

Hugh 15-08-2018 08:08

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Originally Posted by Chloé Palmas (Post 35959572)
Ummm, these are all "happy" thoughts? Are you sure that you are in the correct thread?

There’s another thread about anorexia where the details are - these are positive things that are happening, so ‘happy thoughts’...

weenie 16-08-2018 14:08

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While I have missed my youngest being around today at the same time it is nice to have the house to oneself :)

Today will be challenging for him as once I pick him up from school it will be a quick dinner for us, as he starts his shift at Tesco @ 5 and I suppose it will be strange for hubby and my eldest sitting at the dining table with two empty seats as I plan to eat my dinner with my youngest as I don't think it is right he eats alone.

On Tuesday he plans to hand back his Cadet uniform this will be done with a heavy heart as he really did not want to leave but he feels he can no longer give his Squadron 100% tbh I'm glad he has shown this maturity and realised himself he can't do everything although we did look into other RAF cadets in our area but sadly the days were not suitable for one reason or another.

MalteseFalcon 18-08-2018 11:06

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A day off from work. Recharge the batteries for tomorrow. God help me.

Chloé Palmas 19-08-2018 15:10

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35959599)
There’s another thread about anorexia where the details are - these are positive things that are happening, so ‘happy thoughts’...

Yeah I know, I was just being a jerk. Sorry...

Hugh 19-08-2018 20:34

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Originally Posted by Chloé Palmas (Post 35960492)
Yeah I know, I was just being a jerk. Sorry...

No worries - you didn’t have the context.

Hom3r 21-08-2018 20:42

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I have an unusual surname so added people on Facebook.

The plan is to research the family tree.

One lives in the same town that my dad was born in, and is related.

It also turns out that a friend in California also has family that left the same town in 1872.

Chloé Palmas 22-08-2018 04:13

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35959250)
As I said before, I have had my sunglasses 30 and 11 years respectively, so believe I have had good value out of them - ymmv. :)

Only because you live somewhere that never has any sun...;)

Hugh 22-08-2018 14:55

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Originally Posted by Chloé Palmas (Post 35960795)
Only because you live somewhere that never has any sun...;)

Well, having worn them in California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Washington (State), Texas, Arkansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Colorado, Maryland, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Ohio, Virginia, Arizona, Minnesota, North (and South) Cyprus, Balearics, Portugal, Spain, Greece, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, India, Vietnam, Antigua, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Egypt, Crete, France, Germany, Belgium, Singapore, Holland, Belgium, Turkey, and Dubai, I would beg to differ...


*I may have forgotten a couple of places I have worked/visited,,,

Mr_love_monkey 22-08-2018 16:27

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35960874)
Well, having worn them in California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Washington (State), Texas, Arkansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Colorado, Maryland, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Ohio, Virginia, Arizona, Minnesota, North (and South) Cyprus, Balearics, Portugal, Spain, Greece, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, India, Vietnam, Antigua, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Egypt, Crete, France, Germany, Belgium, Singapore, Holland, Belgium, Turkey, and Dubai, I would beg to differ...


*I may have forgotten a couple of places I have worked/visited,,,

*buzzzz* Sorry - you didn't give your answer in the form of a question...

Edit : for reference it made me think of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSvJ9SN8THE

Chloé Palmas 22-08-2018 17:44

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Originally Posted by Chloé Palmas (Post 35960795)
Only because you live somewhere that never has any sun...;)

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35960874)
Well, having worn them in California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Washington (State), Texas, Arkansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Colorado, Maryland, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Ohio, Virginia, Arizona, Minnesota, North (and South) Cyprus, Balearics, Portugal, Spain, Greece, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, India, Vietnam, Antigua, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Egypt, Crete, France, Germany, Belgium, Singapore, Holland, Belgium, Turkey, and Dubai, I would beg to differ...


*I may have forgotten a couple of places I have worked/visited,,,

Oh - I seeeee what you did there!

(I swear we are both basically making the same point, which that there is no use for them in Yorkshire...)

MalteseFalcon 23-08-2018 10:01

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Week off work now. Yay.

nashville 23-08-2018 11:13

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My son is in Glasgow for 6 days, will be lovely to see him again,

Hugh 24-08-2018 17:52

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Picked my lad (26) up from Manchester airport, after him being away (with some visits home) for 3 years in Nepal, India, Bali, Australia, and New Zealand.

He says he is back for good, or for the forseeable future, which is the same thing to him - it's good to have him back (well, for a few months, until he gets his own place).

Chloé Palmas 24-08-2018 19:59

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He will stay in the Manchester side and not go off into the Yorkshire side though, right? ;)

Hugh 24-08-2018 20:11

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Originally Posted by Chloé Palmas (Post 35961216)
He will stay in the Manchester side and not go off into the Yorkshire side though, right? ;)

No - he’s got taste...

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2018/08/24.jpg

Chloé Palmas 24-08-2018 20:14

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Yeah, I too assumed that you all indoctrinated, your kids. (Through children's movies of all things!)

Ha...bring it Hugh....

Hugh 24-08-2018 21:04

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/jimwaterson...DpK#.fyY0gLVNb

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2018/08/25.jpg

Chloé Palmas 24-08-2018 21:16

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This is going to be difficult Hugh. For things that I would traditionally insult you with (like number 4), you cite Supremacy on.

Defeating someone who uses their weakness as a form of Supremacy is a tough one to try and battle.

Hmm...I'll figure a way though.

MalteseFalcon 25-08-2018 22:09

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Well, after expecting to be without a debit card until Wednesday at the earliest, imagine my happiness and relief when a new one arrived this morning.

nashville 26-08-2018 00:13

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35961192)
Picked my lad (26) up from Manchester airport, after him being away (with some visits home) for 3 years in Nepal, India, Bali, Australia, and New Zealand.

He says he is back for good, or for the forseeable future, which is the same thing to him - it's good to have him back (well, for a few months, until he gets his own place).

He must have had a great time with plenty interesting places, You will be glad to have him home safe, ;)

Hom3r 26-08-2018 18:33

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On Monday I went to the grey hounds in Great Yarmouth.


My dad didn't go so we put some money on for him.

so on one race both he and myself won, according to the TV that shows the result we'd £2.80.

I go to collect the winning and she hands me £26.80.

I did query it but she said that what the machine pays.

So I made slightly more than I bet.

nashville 26-08-2018 20:32

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35961371)
On Monday I went to the grey hounds in Great Yarmouth.


My dad didn't go so we put some money on for him.

so on one race both he and myself won, according to the TV that shows the result we'd £2.80.

I go to collect the winning and she hands me £26.80.

I did query it but she said that what the machine pays.

So I made slightly more than I bet.

Well done ;)

Chloé Palmas 28-08-2018 20:44

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Okay...number 15 on this list. Yes, in that one sport, the dominance of Lancashire has been phenomenal ; 13 titles for United, another 3 for City and even other clubs from Lancashire like Blackburn have lifted the trophy. The East Midlands even have one...

But that is just one sport!

When it comes to Rugby, Yorkshire crushes Lancashire at every single level. County Cricket...Yorkshire has more championships than any other county by almost double. In fact, other than Surrey only Middlesex has even a third of the total championships.

What gives...is Yorkshire ashamed of all it's other success?

You are the strangest people on the planet to figure out - arguing with you is impossible!

Hugh 28-08-2018 22:07

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I’m not from Yorkshire, I’m a CFA*...

I’ve been resident** here for 38 years, but I’m not a Yorkshireman (but my kids are born and bred proud to be Yorkies)

(*Come From Away)

**traveled away a lot for work

Chloé Palmas 28-08-2018 22:09

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That's honestly even worse, lol. Your kids had no choice - you had them there.

You on the other hand chose to live there.

Someone would need a PhD to write a thesis on this, lol...

Hugh 28-08-2018 23:46

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Because it’s centrally located for (business) travel, Leeds is a great, compact city with beautiful countryside 20 minutes from the city centre, the people are friendly, it’s (relatively) affordable, great theatres/restaurants/shopping, and I feel safe here - what’s not to like?

I am sure people feel the same about Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham- I happened to settle here after being in West Berlin, and I’m glad for me, and my family, I did.

Quality of life...

heero_yuy 29-08-2018 09:21

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Making bread today: Semi-wholemeal with seeds. On second rise now. :)

nashville 29-08-2018 15:16

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35961609)
Making bread today: Semi-wholemeal with seeds. On second rise now. :)

I bet the smell is beautiful, Enjoy ;)

Stephen 29-08-2018 21:44

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Finally home after 4 days in hospital.

Hugh 29-08-2018 21:48

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35961723)
Finally home after 4 days in hospital.

There’s no place like home.

Tinky 30-08-2018 08:51

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35961723)
Finally home after 4 days in hospital.


Pleased to hear that Stephen, hope you are feeling a lot better.

nashville 30-08-2018 14:25

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35961723)
Finally home after 4 days in hospital.

Glad you are home Stephen, Hope you are ok ;)

denphone 30-08-2018 14:32

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35961805)
Glad you are home Stephen, Hope you are ok ;)

Ditto.

Stephen 30-08-2018 14:37

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35961805)
Glad you are home Stephen, Hope you are ok ;)

Thanks. Still no idea what caused it. Staff at the Queen Elizabeth were great though.

weenie 02-09-2018 15:25

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My son got his name badge that makes his uniform now complete :)

He is loving his job the only thing is he is on an emergency tax atm but as we have explained to him he will get this money back, what we plan to do is call HMRC tomorrow and explain this as his name on his payslip is also wrong.

nashville 02-09-2018 16:12

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35961808)
Thanks. Still no idea what caused it. Staff at the Queen Elizabeth were great though.

Glad you are home Stephen,. Thanks for the great comments about the staff as you hear different Reports these days,

Stephen 03-09-2018 09:34

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35962073)
Glad you are home Stephen,. Thanks for the great comments about the staff as you hear different Reports these days,

NHS Glasgow and the hospital staff have always been good for me. The first response paramedic and ambulance crew were also prompt and very good.

denphone 03-09-2018 13:29

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Off on a family daytrip to Weymouth tomorrow.:)

nashville 03-09-2018 23:14

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35962163)
Off on a family daytrip to Weymouth tomorrow.:)

Have a good day Den, ;)

heero_yuy 04-09-2018 09:07

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Quote from denphone:


Off on a family daytrip to Weymouth tomorrow.:)
Looks like you're just in on the tail of the good weather. Enjoy your trip.

heero_yuy 04-09-2018 11:05

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Just discovered a boombox like mine (Hitachi TRK-3D80) up on ebay for £160. I still use mine daily don't think I paid much for it in the eighties. Darned reliable bit of kit. :)

The 80 in the model number refers to the output of 80 watts PMP.

Attachment 27535

denphone 04-09-2018 19:49

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35962235)
Looks like you're just in on the tail of the good weather. Enjoy your trip.

Thanks heero as we had a lovely day with pleasant temperatures and l had some lovely Portland crab in a baguette and a couple of ice creams to boot as well.:)

heero_yuy 07-09-2018 09:06

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Just done my easiest VAT return: Nothing sold, nothing bought and only some bank charges.

Got work on the books for the Autumn.

Mr_love_monkey 07-09-2018 21:47

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Sitting in the lounge - waiting for my flight home, after a long week

Hugh 07-09-2018 22:15

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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey (Post 35962592)
Sitting in the lounge - waiting for my flight home, after a long week

Safe travels, and sleep well on the lie-flat bed... :)

Mr_love_monkey 08-09-2018 07:01

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35962593)
Safe travels, and sleep well on the lie-flat bed... :)

First world problems - the flight is too short to get much sleep - by the time you've had dinner, you get an hour's sleep and then they are waking you up for breakfast.....

Hugh 08-09-2018 08:57

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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey (Post 35962601)
First world problems - the flight is too short to get much sleep - by the time you've had dinner, you get an hour's sleep and then they are waking you up for breakfast.....

That’s why you have dinner in the lounge before boarding... ;)

Mr_love_monkey 08-09-2018 10:24

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35962604)
That’s why you have dinner in the lounge before boarding... ;)

That all depends on the lounge. :) I didn't pay attention when booking. I booked BA - but it was only after I realised it was BA - operated by American. American Airlines have awful lounges. I haven't flown with them for about 4 years and they have upgraded the lounge since then - as it used to be that you got 2 free drinks and all the trail mix you could eat - now it's all free drinks and a hot buffet - but the buffet was soup, steamed vegetables, and some chicken thing, which didn't look good. So I had beer and crisps.

MalteseFalcon 08-09-2018 11:57

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Enjoying a day off, seeing as it's going to be my last one now until NEXT Saturday. Did a 4 day week this week, then Sunday to Friday next week. Still, as someone said to me earlier, think of the money in my next pay cheque!!

Hom3r 09-09-2018 20:20

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Just got in from a renuion for a company I worked for "1989 to 1997"

The out come is 2 have died, 1 Cystic Fibrosis, the other Drig OD.


The number of bald guy is staggering.

denphone 12-09-2018 11:35

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l had a Occupational Therapist visit this morning as following concerns from the doctor and pain consultant about my ongoing chronic pain and discomfort which makes it very hard to get comfortable at night and the upshot is they will be installing a hospital bed in the bedroom in the next few days so that l can get myself into a more comfortable position night time when l am sleeping as currently l am on a upright sofa chair in the front room night time when l am sleeping which is proving detrimental to my health.

joglynne 12-09-2018 15:24

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35962997)
l had a Occupational Therapist visit this morning as following concerns from the doctor and pain consultant about my ongoing chronic pain and discomfort which makes it very hard to get comfortable at night and the upshot is they will be installing a hospital bed in the bedroom in the next few days so that l can get myself into a more comfortable position night time when l am sleeping as currently l am on a upright sofa chair in the front room night time when l am sleeping which is proving detrimental to my health.

That is very good news den. My sister-in-law had one installed earlier this year and the difference it has made is unbelievable. Getting in and out of the bed
is so much easier and the adjustable angles for her back and legs means she wakes up a lot more refreshed.

weenie 12-09-2018 17:15

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35962997)
l had a Occupational Therapist visit this morning as following concerns from the doctor and pain consultant about my ongoing chronic pain and discomfort which makes it very hard to get comfortable at night and the upshot is they will be installing a hospital bed in the bedroom in the next few days so that l can get myself into a more comfortable position night time when l am sleeping as currently l am on a upright sofa chair in the front room night time when l am sleeping which is proving detrimental to my health.

Hospital bed made a huge difference to my Mum den.

After getting my blood tests results I decided to try and give the anti sickness meds another go and so far so good although I do feel rather drowsy and I don't like that feeling at all.

denphone 12-09-2018 17:33

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35963021)
Hospital bed made a huge difference to my Mum den.

After getting my blood tests results I decided to try and give the anti sickness meds another go and so far so good although I do feel rather drowsy and I don't like that feeling at all.

Thanks weenie and jo for sharing your experiences as yes the anti sickness medications will certainly help you weenie as for me they eased the nausea so l could get something palatable food wise down me.

nashville 12-09-2018 22:08

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Hope you start to feel better soon Den

Tinky 13-09-2018 09:39

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35963051)
Hope you start to feel better soon Den






Ditto :sorry::hugs:

denphone 13-09-2018 09:48

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Thanks nash and Tinky as one bit of good news this morning after 4 attempts is l have finally got a re-arranged Urology appointment.:)

nashville 13-09-2018 11:34

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35963065)
Thanks nash and Tinky as one bit of good news this morning after 4 attempts is l have finally got a re-arranged Urology appointment.:)

That's good news, Den

denphone 19-09-2018 17:45

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The hospital bed arrived this afternoon and for the first time for 2 years l can actually rest in a position which is comfortable for me.:)

Tinky 19-09-2018 19:28

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The hospital bed arrived this afternoon and for the first time for 2 years l can actually rest in a position which is comfortable for me.:)


Happy for you Den a good nights sleep makes all the difference.:)

heero_yuy 20-09-2018 08:54

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It's the tenth anniversary of our decision to not pay the BBC tax. :hyper:

nashville 20-09-2018 14:43

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35963605)
The hospital bed arrived this afternoon and for the first time for 2 years l can actually rest in a position which is comfortable for me.:)

Well Done Den, makes a big difference to have a good sleep.

weenie 22-09-2018 18:46

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The hospital bed arrived this afternoon and for the first time for 2 years l can actually rest in a position which is comfortable for me.:)

Oh I'm so pleased for you den :)

denphone 23-09-2018 19:25

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We had a lovely daytrip today at Paignton where we met up with quite a few of the family from Hampshire before we all go down to the caravan park in Cornwall tomorrow.:)

MalteseFalcon 23-09-2018 22:44

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Blimey, I was in Paignton on Monday den. Stayed in the Travelodge there. Right on the seafront. Shame it was raining in the morning which stopped us from having a beach walk.

denphone 24-09-2018 05:13

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Blimey, I was in Paignton on Monday den. Stayed in the Travelodge there. Right on the seafront. Shame it was raining in the morning which stopped us from having a beach walk.

By the time we got there Mark the blue sky was just starting to show itself after some early morning rain as we have so many fond memories of Paignton when we were younger so the family like to go back there from time to time.

That is the good thing with the accommodation with Travelodge right along the seafront there with a Premier Inn not far away either.

Tinky 24-09-2018 09:40

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By the time we got there Mark the blue sky was just starting to show itself after some early morning rain as we have so many fond memories of Paignton when we were younger so the family like to go back there from time to time.

That is the good thing with the accommodation with Travelodge right along the seafront there with a Premier Inn not far away either.


We love Paignton Den and have often gone there for short breaks, hope the weather is kind for you. :)

denphone 24-09-2018 09:56

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We love Paignton Den and have often gone there for short breaks, hope the weather is kind for you. :)

Well it behaved yesterday thankfully once part of the morning had gone Tinky as its Kernow here we come today for the next 5 days.:)

heero_yuy 24-09-2018 10:41

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Well it behaved yesterday thankfully once part of the morning had gone Tinky as its Kernow here we come today for the next 5 days.:)
Forecast for the week is for an Indian Summer across the south of the UK with temperatures up in the low 20's but chilly at night. Enjoy.

denphone 24-09-2018 10:52

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Forecast for the week is for an Indian Summer across the south of the UK with temperatures up in the low 20's but chilly at night. Enjoy.

Thanks heero.:tu:

denphone 25-09-2018 19:35

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Spent some of day at The Lizard with our large family.:)

papa smurf 26-09-2018 15:34

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just spent a week on my boat 3 lovely days followed by storm wastsitsname wind rain and falling trees then back to sunny and warm.
but i enjoyed it ;)

denphone 28-09-2018 12:27

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Back in deepest Devon for a overnight stay before we travel to Hampshire tomorrow for 2 weeks as we had a wonderful time in Cornwall with the family for 4 days.:)

Mr K 28-09-2018 19:03

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Back in deepest Devon for a overnight stay before we travel to Hampshire tomorrow for 2 weeks as we had a wonderful time in Cornwall with the family for 4 days.:)

Was down in Cornwall/Devon earlier this month. Lovely area, lots of cars though, dread to think what it's like in the school hols. I maxed out my National Trust membership !

Just booked a nice little autumn break to the Algarve. Now I'm not tied to school holidays, saving a fortune and can get extra breaks in. :)

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35964413)
Spent some of day at The Lizard with our large family.:)

Yes went to the Lizard, lovely, so glad I chose it over Lands End which I gather is a bit of a tacky theme park set up now.

heero_yuy 28-09-2018 19:15

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If you want to avoid the tacky and expensive Land's End "experience" park down in the Sennen Cove Harbour carpark and take a pleasant walk along the coast path to Land's End.

No charge to enjoy the actual coast.

denphone 28-09-2018 20:06

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35964784)
Was down in Cornwall/Devon earlier this month. Lovely area, lots of cars though, dread to think what it's like in the school hols. I maxed out my National Trust membership !

Just booked a nice little autumn break to the Algarve. Now I'm not tied to school holidays, saving a fortune and can get extra breaks in. :)

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Yes went to the Lizard, lovely, so glad I chose it over Lands End which I gather is a bit of a tacky theme park set up now.

Yes certainly not a lover of Lands End as we went there once and certainly won't be going there again as the Lizard was lovely with some nice cafes and other little shops there.

Mr K 29-09-2018 23:55

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7 hours continuous walking round 3 reservoirs today in beautiful autumnal sunshine. Happy but knackered. :sleeping:

denphone 30-09-2018 04:49

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7 hours continuous walking round 3 reservoirs today in beautiful autumnal sunshine. Happy but knackered. :sleeping:

Did you stop for a nice drink of cold water.;)

Mr K 30-09-2018 11:39

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Did you stop for a nice drink of cold water.;)

Water was all I got Den ! Bloody Adrian Chiles and his middle aged drinking expose has unecesarrily influenced Mrs K ! The bloke needs shooting.....

denphone 30-09-2018 13:45

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Just arrived at our parents house in Hampshire for a 2 week stay.:)

Mr_love_monkey 05-10-2018 10:01

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Mixed emotions as I say goodbye to the fish... sorry to see them go in one sense, but very happy in another.

nashville 05-10-2018 13:08

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We had a great weekend at a country music festival last weekend, All the music was fantastic especially the artists fron the U S A,

denphone 08-10-2018 06:49

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Winning at the bingo last night.:D

SnoopZ 08-10-2018 09:25

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Finally finding how to fix the problem on my Windows PC that was sometimes giving me blurred text in certain apps when hovering the mouse over the text.

heero_yuy 08-10-2018 13:14

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New chest freezer has been delivered. Just need to let it settle for a few hours before juicing it up. Then I can transfer most of the stuff from the upright unit I have on loan back into it.

I'll be checking my inventory list as I transfer stuff to make sure it's up-to-date. I'll also be winnowing out stuff that's got too old.

A.O's tracking service is brilliant, you can actually see where the delivery van is in almost real time. :)


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