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Post by buddy123 on Jun 10, 2013 14:31:51 GMT -8
Today I have learnt that if you shout loud enough someone will hear your cry for help lol
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donciccio
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Post by donciccio on Jun 10, 2013 19:36:42 GMT -8
I've learned that while sometimes "no" means "Yes" ... sometimes it means NO!  |
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Post by daveswordfish on Jun 10, 2013 20:57:23 GMT -8
Sometimes yes means no and sometimes no means yes, but maybe always means maybe.
Remember, 60% of the time it works every time!
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FREAK + TWEEK INC . . . . "Messing with your Mind"
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Post by WatchDawg on Jun 10, 2013 22:31:23 GMT -8
Today I was able to reaffirm two empirical and irrefutable rules of life that have been cornerstones of my existence since childhood, I will share them with you now.
1. Somewhere there's a something for someone . . . and
2. Remember, wherever you go, there you are.
Learn it, know it, live it.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2013 8:53:53 GMT -8
Today I have learnt that if you shout loud enough someone will hear your cry for help lol Even in a forest with no trees?  |
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Post by buddy123 on Jun 11, 2013 9:48:38 GMT -8
Today I have learnt how much a new steel bracelet costs for a Rolex  |
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Post by lordflagpolecrabtree on Jun 11, 2013 11:28:52 GMT -8
Today I have learnt that Lady FC has absolutely no idea how much I have spent on watches in the 10 months I have been collecting (seems longer). I inadvertently left my e-bay purchase page open and she saw that I'd spent £60 on the 6119 I bought on Saturday. She has been giving me a hard time about it and then she moaned that I had wasted £90 because I had bought the Sportsman at the trade fair for £30 (it was £35). If she knew how much I'd really spent, I would really be up Diarrhoea Creek with no means of propulsion.  Actually I've learnt something else too. I may have to either change my user name or not refer to my good lady wife as Lady FC. We call my boss FC, which used to stand for the Fat Controller. Visit the Blue Room to find out why it now means something else. |
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Post by buddy123 on Jun 13, 2013 11:10:16 GMT -8
Today I learnt that I can cook a decent roast dinner........when I have to  |
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Post by buddy123 on Jun 14, 2013 11:24:22 GMT -8
I have learnt.....I don't need any more watches......and then I look at the members' gallery!
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Post by pollythecat on Jun 14, 2013 14:01:58 GMT -8
Today I have learnt that Lady FC has absolutely no idea how much I have spent on watches in the 10 months I have been collecting (seems longer). I inadvertently left my e-bay purchase page open and she saw that I'd spent £60 on the 6119 I bought on Saturday. She has been giving me a hard time about it and then she moaned that I had wasted £90 because I had bought the Sportsman at the trade fair for £30 (it was £35). If she knew how much I'd really spent, I would really be up Diarrhoea Creek with no means of propulsion. Actually I've learnt something else too. I may have to either change my user name or not refer to my good lady wife as Lady FC. We call my boss FC, which used to stand for the Fat Controller. Visit the Blue Room to find out why it now means something else. Oh boy that's unfortunate, I do not need to visit the blue room to know that  Refer to Mrs FC (EX.Mrs L) as her Ladyship and bow and scrape. |
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Post by timewatcher on Jun 15, 2013 12:55:00 GMT -8
Today I learned that digging up Boysenberry plants to move elsewhere is a BITCH!!
They dont have a large root ball at all but the main stem goes deep into the ground!
When I finally got one out (I still have about 5 more to go) and tried to transplant it the damn thorns stuck to everything.......my hair, my clothes, my skin etc etc!
To this..... I say screw it and when my gardener comes on Monday or Tuesday to do some trimming and planting for me of some larger plants I have I''ll let him deal with them!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 15, 2013 15:00:28 GMT -8
Today I learned that digging up Boysenberry plants to move elsewhere is a BITCH!! They dont have a large root ball at all but the main stem goes deep into the ground! When I finally got one out (I still have about 5 more to go) and tried to transplant it the damn thorns stuck to everything.......my hair, my clothes, my skin etc etc! To this..... I say screw it and when my gardener comes on Monday or Tuesday to do some trimming and planting for me of some larger plants I have I''ll let him deal with them! Now you know why they are called 'brambles' Once they've invaded; it can be nearly impossible to get rid of them completely. Once you get some moved; you will have to maintain them each year...prune back to bare earth and they will come back stronger and more bountiful than ever. |
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Post by timewatcher on Jun 15, 2013 15:06:55 GMT -8
Today I learned that digging up Boysenberry plants to move elsewhere is a BITCH!! They dont have a large root ball at all but the main stem goes deep into the ground! When I finally got one out (I still have about 5 more to go) and tried to transplant it the damn thorns stuck to everything.......my hair, my clothes, my skin etc etc! To this..... I say screw it and when my gardener comes on Monday or Tuesday to do some trimming and planting for me of some larger plants I have I''ll let him deal with them! Now you know why they are called 'brambles' Once they've invaded; it can be nearly impossible to get rid of them completely. Once you get some moved; you will have to maintain them each year...prune back to bare earth and they will come back stronger and more bountiful than ever. Oh I dont mind at all! I'm MORE then happy to have them invade! They are a welcome addition to my other Fruit trees and veggie garden. BTW my tomatoes I discovered (I just looked at the tage yesterday) are Beefsteak and are getting HUGE!! |
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Post by 69ChevelleSS on Jun 15, 2013 18:41:00 GMT -8
Now you know why they are called 'brambles' Once they've invaded; it can be nearly impossible to get rid of them completely. Once you get some moved; you will have to maintain them each year...prune back to bare earth and they will come back stronger and more bountiful than ever. Oh I dont mind at all! I'm MORE then happy to have them invade! They are a welcome addition to my other Fruit trees and veggie garden. BTW my tomatoes I discovered (I just looked at the tage yesterday) are Beefsteak and are getting HUGE!! MMMMMM . . . I love Boysenberries AND Beefsteaks! You're a lucky man. |
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Post by buddy123 on Jun 16, 2013 10:07:27 GMT -8
Today I learnt that I hate fitting third wheel bridges.....especially when I forget to put a part under it and have to do it twice  |
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Post by buddy123 on Jun 19, 2013 3:27:54 GMT -8
Today I learnt that the UK is going to have loads of rain for the next ten years, due to the Atlantic warming up apparently. Great |
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Post by lordflagpolecrabtree on Jun 19, 2013 4:19:11 GMT -8
Today I learnt that the UK is going to have loads of rain for the next ten years, due to the Atlantic warming up apparently. Great Nothing new then ! Time to start looking at diver's watches maybe ? a115 |
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Post by buddy123 on Jun 19, 2013 10:54:58 GMT -8
Today I learnt that the UK is going to have loads of rain for the next ten years, due to the Atlantic warming up apparently. Great Nothing new then ! Time to start looking at diver's watches maybe ? a115 I have plenty of those....I'm ready laugh1.gif |
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