Peggy's Mundane Thread

Panjamdrum (Oh goody a new word game)

"Trinitrotoluene" now that's a good word it will make any party go with a bang

On a more mundane note, having just come back from the pub and posted a few missives on here, I thought a cup of coffee would be nice. There in front of me was my coldish cup of coffee that I made on my return from said pub.

It was still quite nice though.

Steve

When I fancy a cup of coffee (or indeed tea), the first thing I do is check in case there's a cold cup sitting around in one of my cup-placing places (there's only two or three of these, so it doesn't take long). If there is, I just microwave it.

Then it's usually too hot to drink immediately, so it often ends up going cold again.

Tinyman ate loads today and then had milk and a fruit shoot and puked all over me while I was just putting him to bed

Baby sick is truly horrendous smelling, like parmesan cheese

I've started drinking decaffeinated coffee because caffeine inhibits the absorption of essential vitamins in the body so important when one is hung like a rogue elephant and the fairer sex are in estrus.

Cold decaff is even better in the rutting season

I truly believe that caffeine is one of the bodies essential vitamins though. I may or may not be an addict.

Steve

Did David Guest start this thread?

cornysteve wrote:

I truly believe that caffeine is one of the bodies essential vitamins though. I may or may not be an addict.

Steve

Or hung like a dormouse after a week's intensive igloo building course at an Alaskan Starbucks resort. Or an addict. Or both

Possibly both, you big knobbed tosser! That's between me and my therapist.

Anyway, despite my caffeine induced penis envy threatening to overly excite a previously mundane thread, I'm considering watching '10 things i hate about you'. Teeny bopper shakespeare re-imagination (I love the word re-imagination, surely it means re hashing something that's been thought of before) that I recall as being pretty entertaining.

I went for my swim this evening. This is when I usually go, except when I go in the afternoon instead. Or occasionally in the morning.

The sauna has now been mended. Lovely.

I've stopped drinking caffeine laced coffee and gone onto de-caff, but I still drink 20 cups a day. I was getting horrendous headaches a while ago and they have eased considerably since I've cut out the caffeine.

I didn't think I would be able to switch because of the amount of coffee I drink but it's been easy really. I do have the odd cup of filtered regular stuff but only one a day maximum, usually in the morning.

As I found this so easy I'm going to be giving up smoking, but not for a week or so when I go to the stop smoking clinic.

I think all that's within the guidelines of mundane

On the other hand I've just watched Argo. What a great film, really felt tense even though I knew the outcome. Love it when you see a decent movie like that.

I also watched the Killer inside me this week and I enjoyed in a dark humour kind of way but I'm not sure that it is supposed to be humorous in anyway. I've read the reviews now and none of them mention any aspect of comedy, only the brutality of some of the scenes so I now think I'm ever so slightly disturbed.

The thing about both of these films is I was really impressed with Ben Affleck in Argo and he produced it as well I believe? However Casey Affleck in The Killer Inside Me is brilliant and I've always thought that both the Afflecks were a bit of a waste of space. Just goes to show that some things take time to mature like a fine wine

If anyone has seen the movie can you let me know if you found it amusing in a dark kind of way? Just the way Lou matter of factly murdered people and something always cropped up where his plans were threatened so he calmly disposed of the problem by killing someone else.

I reccommend both movies.

All of which must be taking you away from working on your masterpiece "The soft play areas of England (and Bigfoot)".

This afternoon I have learnt how to use my computer after not having access to a pc or internet for a week. It took a couple of goes to log on here because I couldn't remember my password.

Caffeine in my case is an essential aid in sustaining life.

Get up in the morning two cups of tea then sh** shower and shave then a couple of cups of coffee and I am almost human again.

Peggy * wrote:

All of which must be taking you away from working on your masterpiece "The soft play areas of England (and Bigfoot)".

I have mahooooosive news about Bigfoot actually, but I haven't got time to go into it all tonight. I'll just say that there is film footage of a Bigfoot shot dead recently, and the footage is being released as part of a documentary that was being made about fruit loops who hunt Bigfoot obsessively

The documentary premieres in Canada later this month.

Peggy * wrote:

When I fancy a cup of coffee (or indeed tea), the first thing I do is check in case there's a cold cup sitting around in one of my cup-placing places (there's only two or three of these, so it doesn't take long). If there is, I just microwave it.

Then it's usually too hot to drink immediately, so it often ends up going cold again.

i find its better to have no milk in before i nuke it {it will curdle), then add sugar and milk.....heh ho, a lovely frothy coffee

I don't have milk in hot drinks.

I'm off out now for a few pints and lunch. Can't decide which roast to have yet. Pork has lost it's flavour recently for some reason. I shall then stumble into a movie house to critique Danny Boyle's latest offering.

Peggy * wrote:

I don't have milk in hot drinks.

i do . yum yum

Greenjock wrote:

Watching a program about dogging on C4. I'm expecting to see some familiar faces

I've now seen this. A beautiful wildlife documentary spoilt only by the inclusion of some very disturbing and damaged people. With some laugh out loud funny bits to ease the pain.

Besmirched doesn't even get close.

Gives Dogs a bad name.

it must get chilly!!

Gert Loinz wrote:

I shall then stumble into a movie house to critique Danny Boyle's latest offering.

Well, or did it leave you in a trance?