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Mcqueen-
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searcher-
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Age : 75
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All new kit bought for future hols , shorts ,shirts and trousers, why is it women hate to see men in old clothes, they don't feel right until they are all washed out and faded, but she won't listen, I will be turning up at the airport like a bloody tailors dummy, Grrrrr 
Adam Mint-
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Exactly, mine kept buying me shit of the Internet, most of it didn't fit, told her none of it did so it all went back, wouldn't have been seen dead in any of it, man at C&A my arse, feck all wrong with the stuff I've got...
Perfectspecimen-
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Age : 66
Location : Cambs / Golf del Sur
Varnishing, I love wood, gets me excited. I made 2 ham rolls and I am roasting some pork, couldnt be asked yesterday, I was at Wells playing boats.
Adventure before dementia!!! 
Topdog-
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Bangers
Adam Mint-
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We had Sunday breakfast for tea tonight, Sunday breakfast didn't happen...
Mermaid-
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Location : Scotland
going to get wet picking Macie up to come and stay at my house. It is heavy rain here. So I will be busy playing in muddy puddles i expect
Live life to the full now or it could be too late
Gypsy-
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My next door neighbour who moved to the UK about 3 years ago is back on the island so she is coming to spend the day with us. Looking forward to a good old natter and catch up.
Topdog-
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Plus hand her all the mail that has piled up
Gypsy-
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Had a lovely day with Suz...... I said 3 years, bloody hell it was 6 years on 4th July. How time flies.
Perfectspecimen-
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Broke my strimmer. 
Engines going round but the head aint, fecked. Best I get a man sized one for my 3 foot high brush weeds. Concrete would be nice........
Engines going round but the head aint, fecked. Best I get a man sized one for my 3 foot high brush weeds. Concrete would be nice........Adventure before dementia!!!
Campbell Brodie-
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Propellers do that, engine goes round but propeller don't...usually a shear pin designed to break first.
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Mcqueen-
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Get him 
Campbell Brodie-
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I got 100% on my military watermanship course held on the River Medway no less...
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Mcqueen-
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You dont like boats 
Campbell Brodie-
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I was only 18...I was fireproof in them days! I'd have a go on anything.
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Mcqueen-
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18 ? What was it a coracle
searcher-
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Just had lunch in an inn that was famous many years ago it is just a couple of miles away and used to be great , alas no more , before it burned down it was a fine old coaching inn called "The Leadburn Inn" it was really famous and had a Pullman railway dining carriage in the grounds where customers could dine, since it was rebuilt we thought we would give it the old once over ,the first time we went it was closed for staff training, that was a few months ago, today we went and now wish we hadn't bothered ,the food was alright ,it was the actual place that just wasn't right ,the décor was awful, red brick wallpaper and frilly lamp shades, it didn't help either as Val and I were the youngest people in there , it was really busy and we soon discovered why, they do half portions if you so wish , I ordered haddock and the waitress asked if I wanted a half portion, just get Moby Dick on a plate and that will suffice says I , happy to say my instructions were carried out, doubt if we will return as the atmosphere was terrible
Campbell Brodie-
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I'll give that a miss then...
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Gypsy-
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Sounds awful, I hate it when you are looking forward to something and it doesn´t live up to expectations.
I wasn´t looking forward to going up north today to check out the sales, thought I would find some new luggage (nope) Jim fancied a new loo seat (one of those silent close types - don´t know what gave him that idea - nope) but I did end up with a t-shirt, a dress, 2 pairs of trousers and some sandals. Jim got 2 pairs of shoes so it wasn´t a totally wasted day.
I wasn´t looking forward to going up north today to check out the sales, thought I would find some new luggage (nope) Jim fancied a new loo seat (one of those silent close types - don´t know what gave him that idea - nope) but I did end up with a t-shirt, a dress, 2 pairs of trousers and some sandals. Jim got 2 pairs of shoes so it wasn´t a totally wasted day.
Adam Mint-
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What a out the toilet seat...
Searcher, that the place at the crossroads...
Searcher, that the place at the crossroads...
Perfectspecimen-
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Yesterday I watched some football, wish I was a Kraut. I will watch some more tonight and hopefully the Dutch will win, wouldnt be too surprised if it was by more than one goal. Take Messi out, job done.
I will watch some more tonight and hopefully the Dutch will win, wouldnt be too surprised if it was by more than one goal. Take Messi out, job done.Adventure before dementia!!!
searcher-
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Adam Mint wrote:What a out the toilet seat...
Searcher, that the place at the crossroads...
That's it Adam, we should have gone to the Howgate,
Adam Mint-
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Don't know the Howgate, but again name rings a bell for some reason, but dropped in to the one with the railway carriage for a shandy or two when we'd been out for a drive/picnic on the way home, don't think I ever dined there, liked the road to the right if you were heading south, not much there, but nice, eventually took you down to Biggar if I recall right...
Mcqueen-
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Re felting a shed roof 
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