So it's come to this ...

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Verena
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FFS, I've just spent much of the afternoon sitting. In an armchair. In my lounge. Reading a NEWSPAPER. The garden has a every single seed removed, the beds have had straight edges cut with military precision, and I've bought one of those horrible plastic greenhouses for growing tomatoes. Thank goodness I have dogs to constantly maintain a layer of dust and spattering of mud on the walls...and the rain is making new weeds grow....
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I used to homebrew, then I had an incident with some home made kit, which let to loss of power in the shed. I bought all the bits for a new stainless steel brewery after that, they've sat in the shed for four years. I've finally got round to drilling some holes and fitting some fixings. I still need a few hundred quids worth of bits and bobs, oh, and an electrician to wire my shed into the main fusebox. But we're close to being able to brew again...

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Holy thread resurrection, Batman

Went for a ride with my son early doors (he can wheelie like a street scote...) and after cleaning the bikes he went up to his room and I flopped on the sofa and channel surfed till I landed on the 1985 World Snooker Championship replay on the tele.

OMG .. the Black Ball Final ....

I watched this in raptures back then, as a Pot Black obsessed teenager, beamed live via satellite right to my living room mat in Brisbane. Steve Davis, the unbeatable cucumber of snooker, and Dennis Taylor, whom I just adored for his upside down glasses and simple guts. So fecking tense ... final ball of the final frame Taylor took it and I pee'd my pants with excitement and relief (it was a long frame) They played the black back and forth for ever, like pub idiots, till Davis left Taylor with a straight shot.

Such a great memories.
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Only just come to this thread but seeing your reference to old classics and having read Reg's posts puts me in mind of an old Morecambe & Wise sketch involving making breakfast. I'll see if I can find the link tomorrow when I get to a computer 😁
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That's the one Colin, thanks :-bd
Of it's era but brilliant stuff; that was almost as if I was in Reg's kitchen this morning :lol:
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Hah :smile: .

I've moved on now to procedure efficiency changes in the bathroom & toilet.... you don't want to know :smile: .
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