I remember it very well had a big job on with lots of scaffolding at 6 in the morning I was surfing on scaffold boards trying to secure them and prevent them moving to the adjacent county lucky I'm still with you 😠

I don't condone violence, but I would have wacked him with it and told the plod he was trying to gain unlawful entry 😠

I read up on the drill firefighters have to go through when acetylene bottles are involved in a fire some time ago, what a flipping palaver!

You didn't need to :p

Each time I rang my ex to see if she was OK. She was. (No, I won't say it) 🤣 🤣 🤣

Reminds me of the time I was working in the County Hall in London - building the London Aquarium. My site office was at ground level overlooking the Thames, and Big Ben was my site clock! One day I heard a loud bang and saw an object with a...

Amazingly I was again in France when the big fire at BDH in Poole went up. W was working there at the time, as was another of our friends. Barrels of chemicals shooting into the air like mortars shells. Mad! I didn't know her at the time as...

I had another unpleasant experience in a hurricane a few years ago, at a club bike trackway at Anglesey Circuit. Got parked up next to the big marquee (for the band beer n bash at the end of the weekend) but got moved away for some reason I can't...

I seem to remember I was in France on a 6th form exchange. In Cherbourg. Slates were falling off houses all around, as they were 5 storeys high it was really dangerous and we had to walk in the road. All the traffic lights were out so the Frogs...

Old pics are great to look through, not the same now with memory sticks ect.

Jeezo, that was ages ago. I was still wiv my ex!. The devastation in the New Forest was something else, but weirdly quite localized.

I'll have a look for them this week, could be a long job - many old skool albums to be looked into.

Now you do know you need to get the pics out. :p

I remember "The Hurricane", was living in Kent at the time it happened. My house was in a valley area, I had slept through he hurricane and knew nothing about it until I set off for work as usual the next morning. Copper stopped me at the bottom...

Todays happenings......... Pulled out the hose for the pressure washer as I was going to pressure wash the replacement g/box & paint it before fitting it. I then heard a rumble of a landrover coming up the street yup my mate with his off...

Innerestin week incoming. Two blokes down an lots to get on with. Fink the sulky Slovak is gunna get his palm read ferrim 🤘

No. But each of me pots has haddabout 1/3 ov a mug ov rain over night. BBC wevva ses more coming this afternoon.

Are you the new Michael Fish.

@DanClarke You were already inside stick range, shoulda stuck the waster on the nose and stuff the consequences, peeps are takin the p.

Drove the the van through the shop lobbed the coo in the back of the van, blew up the shop & lit a cigar on the way to the A82 🤣 🤣 No holes were harmed in the making of this.

Don’t think Hannibal ever got half a cow and a sore hole at the same time

🤣🤣🤣 I love it when a plan comes together.

Just started raining. :)

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hyghrhcgxx

https://www.lbc.co.uk/world-news/portugal-warns-against-illegal-device/

We have a PALS at this hospital. I will be contacting them tomorrow.

Surely this is beginning to become grounds for complaint. Have you contacted the PALS at the hospital, or at the trust if it run by one? That is what we had to do.

This is exactly what I did, all the POP settings etc matched one of the two basic set ups that should work. It didn't so it said one of the things I could do was configure it manually, which again I did, that is when it just went into a loop...

Watching the rain radar app fing. Rain drifting up burrits going to miss edgar. Suns got lesser and the wind is blowing as if there's a storm coming.

Just got back from seeing the MIL in the hosp. Still not been done!! Totally befuddled, asked if her son had visited her (answer.... NO!). Leg still stinks of rot. I hope they do it tomorrow. Asked plaintively "Can I come home with you?". Very...