Peggy's Mundane Thread

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new Rolex Submariner arrived.

Subject: Re: Peggy's Mundane Thread Wed Sep 27, 2017 3:30 pm

cleared the runner beans, still found a bowl full

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PatDunne wrote:: new Rolex Submariner arrived.

Euro lottery or Lotto? Ex-submariner or just plain rich? Shocked

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Skimmer and lotteries are a tax on the poor as some woman once said.

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this lot of blokes putting up the scaffolding are well funny

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I should say its a plain stainless steel black face one, not that expensive.

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scaffolders have knocked next doors Sky dish out of position.

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PatDunne wrote:: Skimmer and lotteries are a tax on the poor as some woman once said.

Its the Wafu's you need to worry about Laughing

Subject: Re: Peggy's Mundane Thread Sat Sep 30, 2017 3:52 pm

Just finished the electrics for the 'dog house'.

My daughter has been helping as my 'apprentice'.

I would have finish a couple of hours ago if I had been on my own! Mad

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Quote of the week from the nine year old: 'Everybody's got a Uranus'

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If I'd known the Cwop had stopped doing the nice egg, spinach and tomato sandwich I'd have taken a packed lunch to work.

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Was going out with the camera to get some low light shots. Can't be arsed now.

Drinking JD honey and watching Rogue 1 on Sky movies. cyclops

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Son went 'limp' on way home from work. Now at garage for tomorrow.

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Never thought getting a new, lightweight, cordless (and pricey) strimmer would change my life as much as it has.

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car mot today.

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Peggy wrote:: Never thought getting a new, lightweight, cordless (and pricey) strimmer would change my life as much as it has.

I have dallied with the idea of going down the cordless route. Only problem is, I always seem to do ‘garden things’ on the spur of the moment. This would necessitate me always remembering to put stuff on charge straight after I’ve used them. And I have a memory like a sieve. Even then, I have a cordless drill and even if I put it on charge it seems to lose its charge quite badly if not used for a few months.

I broke my pressure washer doing the missus’ car during the week. I don’t think they do cordless pressure washers though.

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My strimmer only takes 45mins to charge fully so I stick it on while I'm dealing with the brambles and other shite that encroaches from next door.

Subject: Re: Peggy's Mundane Thread Mon Oct 09, 2017 2:23 pm

My strimmer is cordless and I don't need to wait around for it to charge. All I do is add fuel...

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Have you thought of using paraquat or maybe some organo phosphates? Just spray grass and leave, no messy clippings. If you then bought some cheap b&q shed paint you could spray the brown grass green.

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Nah. Think I'll probably concrete over the lot and then paint that green. Then I could sell the strimmer and the grass shears (which get more use than the strimmer) and use the money to buy an old wreck of a car to put out there.

In other news, the last of the tomato mountain was consumed yesterday. Might not plant quite so many next year.

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I'm down to my last pound or two but to be honest they haven't done as well as usual they were very late this year.

Subject: Re: Peggy's Mundane Thread Tue Oct 10, 2017 2:44 pm

Trying not get wet today. Pesky drizzle.

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Started a new job Monday. Left on Tuesday laugh

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There used to be a Council street sweeper truck that came around and sprayed the kerbside weeds. Cutbacks mean they don’t come any more.

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Replacing green spaces lost in the park?

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