"Your life is an occasion. Rise to it"

Karmacat

Thanks :kisses3:

boredofbeingathome

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000TZUYT8/ref=asc_df_B000TZUYT82442598?smid=AFGPWW1AV6TFC&!!!!!kelkoompcpc-2nd-kitchen-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22218&creativeASIN=B000TZUYT8

Just found this one on amazon using kelkoo as a search engine

Mine came with more attachments though but not the grinder- i have a separate juicer bit tho Nom nom..i sooo want the grinder now.

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

It always is - tonight I've decluttered a book, a set of freebie juggling balls, and a weird game I bought from the Moon Society when I was a member of the Mars Society - its probably based on orbital velocities, but its extremely naff

I've decluttered enough stuff to fill my wheelie bin - I'm having to use my garden waste wheelie bin as temporary storage... :whistle:

Do you read any Larry Niven, KC?

Karmacat wrote: »

Sorry to hear you're not too well, Z, whats up?

Just the usual. Takes my ages to get going, and now I can't sleep... :mad:

Karmacat wrote: »

Don't you swear at me :rotfl:I'm thinking of

Of...oiled men pole dancing?

taxi73

Well if Z is decluttering stuff I guess I better make a start too...I'll be hard pressed to find mags from 1996 though

Karmacat

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000TZUYT8/ref=asc_df_B000TZUYT82442598?smid=AFGPWW1AV6TFC&!!!!!kelkoompcpc-2nd-kitchen-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22218&creativeASIN=B000TZUYT8

Just found this one on amazon using kelkoo as a search engine

Mine came with more attachments though but not the grinder- i have a separate juicer bit tho Nom nom..i sooo want the grinder now.

:eek: I can only think about buying one because I have £80 Christmas money left over - can't spend that I'm afraid :eek::rotfl: that just makes me giggle hysterically, actually sorry Bob :kisses3: I hope you get the grinder.

ZTD wrote: »

I've decluttered enough stuff to fill my wheelie bin - I'm having to use my garden waste wheelie bin as temporary storage... :whistle: Excellent!

Do you read any Larry Niven, KC?
Oh I love Larry Niven! I've just decluttered Ringworld, sadly :obut I'm keeping Fallen Angels and Footfall - they're both strong on fannishness; I met him at the World SF Con in Chicago about ten years ago, I signed up for a kaffeeklatsch, which was a dozen fans sitting around a table talking with him. I asked him a question about Lucifer's Hammer, which I can't find at the moment, and he brushed me off a little, but when he realised I really loved his characterisations, he gave me the truth, which was brilliant :j:j:j



Just the usual. Takes my ages to get going, and now I can't sleep... :mad:

Sorry to hear that :kisses3::kisses3:

Of...oiled men pole dancing?

I didn't notice what I'd done I think I was working up to being insulted that you'd even *pretend* I'd watch Jeremy whoosit :rotfl: but I kind of spoiled the effect with that. :rotfl:

taxi73 wrote: »

Well if Z is decluttering stuff I guess I better make a start too...I'll be hard pressed to find mags from 1996 though

Its amazing that its *Z* doing it, and its amazing to find a TV listings mag from 1996, you're right, Taxi!

Karmacat

Just been finagling about on the rail websites - I've fixed to do my usual-when-I'm-not-ill two monthly visit to my mum - but no *way* am I paying £85 return. I'd wait for megabus seats, but they don't have any rail journeys at the right time for me. So the main chunk of the trip is via London - Manchester - London, for £28.50 total. Little journeys at either end come out at £27 total, so thats £56, more or less. Not great, but still much better

I'm off to my partner's today, and I'll stop at the Wilko's in the intermediate town on the way back for various house-type things hope everyone has a good'un - I like being able to get on here lateish in the evening, I hate it that my connection cuts out. Everyone play nice now! :cool::D:cool::D:cool::D

strikeDDD

away ...............

ZTD

taxi73 wrote: »

Well if Z is decluttering stuff I guess I better make a start too...I'll be hard pressed to find mags from 1996 though

I found an even earlier computer mag bemoaning "Massive price rises in NT 4.0"...

redsquirrel80

Morning.. buddleia - my bets are on the green bits!

Have a good day x

ZTD

Karmacat wrote: »

Oh I love Larry Niven! I've just decluttered Ringworld, sadly but I'm keeping Fallen Angels and Footfall - they're both strong on fannishness;

So how is something strong on fannishness, and what is fannishness anyway? (Apart from looking like a fannish...)