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Ray
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After a long cruise on a hot day, a glass of something and as you settle down to sleep a cool breeze freshens the boat and the gentle patter of rain on the roof sends you off to the best sleep ever 👍
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Ouch! Hope those bruises heal soon ? 🤞
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You've been a great audience... tell your friends, I'm here all week 😁
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When I read this I remembered your 'Sow and Sewing' topic Helen...
R.I.P My neighbour who told his wife that he was just popping out to get some sewing thread but actually went to the pub for the day.
Gone, but not for cotton....
😉
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Just over a year ago I would have said yes in a heartbeat! I'm certain you will sell your beautiful boat quickly 👍
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Mechanically eventful and huge respect for the amount of onboard cooking!
Where is grief's corner?
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A shame to have to prepare and travel all over again. But I detect you see the humourous side of the mix up... hope all goes smoothly tomorrow.
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I thoroughly enjoyed that and definitely hadn't seen it before 👍
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Good to hear you are recovering well 👍 Once you've stern moored tying up shouldn't be too much of a problem. There may be some bending to be done but generally you are in a secure position and won't feel you have to rush.
If you run your stern ropes ashore and then back to the boat's cleats to tie off then you should be able to cast off without leaving the boat at all... being careful against ropes falling in near your prop of course!
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Poor thing, most of our rescue dogs have been the same. It's great that you found each other 👍
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Sorry to hear your sad news, it's the worst of days. They really are family in every way.
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It's a shame that Bill didn't have time to pass, I think many of the ugly scenes following a bump could be avoided if normal politeness and civility could be employed.
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3 minutes ago, Woodie said:
Used to know a bloke who sprinkled a liberal amount of sugar on his chips.
Thats just not right, couldn’t bring myself to even try one.
Surely that's against the law! 😁
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I had a similar problem with my Nanni engine. In the end I checked along all hoses using a laser point thermometer and found a cool spot at the highest point in the system where there was a join. I replaced the joint with a connector that had a bleed screw.
(If I remember correctly it was Smoggy that suggested the thermometer 👍)
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That eel sauce Ian, is that what they call liquor? (Not sure how it's spelt)
For me pie and mash has to come with peas and gravy 👍
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8 minutes ago, Lulu said:
He’s also stopped marking in other people’s houses which was incredibly embarrassing!
Every family has that one "2nd cousin twice removed" 😂
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1 minute ago, Mouldy said:
For me, definitely not. Salt, vinegar and perhaps ketchup, but gravy . . . . just wrong on every level!
Yes! We have a meeting of minds and world peace may break out if only everyone had the common decency to keep gravy away from chips 🍺
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4 minutes ago, Gracie said:
Nooooooo, you strange person
You're not the first to make this observation and custard isn't the only reason 😂
3 minutes ago, grendel said:always complement the canteen ladies on their food, it pays dividends
I have to agree, in the far distant past I worked at HJ Heinz and as a school leaver who didn't really look old enough to be out of school the canteen ladies "adopted" me 😁
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I'm certain it's just a typo and you meant cold and runny Gracie 😂😁😂
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8 minutes ago, kpnut said:
My advice is don’t get him ‘done’ as Malcolm so politely put it, unless there is an actual medical need. It rarely sorts out any behavioural issues, much against what people with badly behaved dogs think.
It's true that it's unlikely to modify behaviour as you say but there are other benefits such as protection against some conditions/illnesses and although not relevent in this case, it can save unwanted litters. All in all I think I'd discuss it with the vet before deciding.
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Well, I'm shocked! 😂
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1 hour ago, grendel said:
Just popped out into the garden and picked some apples from my tree for the apple crumble I will be cooking on lads week,
Nothing beats an apple crumble.. the big point of debate of course is the custard. Hot crumble must be accompanied by cold custard! Yes? 😁
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13 minutes ago, BrundallNavy said:
I have no box just a strap holding them down.
Me too, they weren't strapped on my last BSS and this had to be rectified.
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Yes, we can all make mistakes but it costs nothing to apologise and to check all is OK.
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Advice On Towing A Tender
in General Discussion
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I'd always recommend a soft cushion if you have a tender behind.
Come on... someone had to do it