Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

sss555s

... You've been working hard all afternoon in the garden. Your tired and hungry so you go into the kitchen. You open your cupboard and all you have is 1 tin of Spaghetti, 1 tin of Beans, 1 tin of Soup and 2 slices of bread.

What would you have?


I'd have Spaghetti and toast :beer:

vivatifosi

lostinrates wrote: »

So is ours! Having broken three since moving :eek: we are using my parents weeny hover on two xtention leads. Its a pain, and i am so excited to be getting a proper mower, because it will be a job i can do with out dh. (i find the hover impossible for more than about quarter of an hour)

Crikey, a garden your size, with a pond and stuff, on an electric mower? That's worth more than one scary blue head:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:!!! The problem you have with the hover mower I have with a strimmer. The vibration and the holding it in the on position really hurt my hands. I have been known before now to leave my lawn with very straggly bits round the edges as my hands hurt so much. I think I have the start of arthritis but don't want to go to my docs yet.

redrosephotos

Beans on toast for me every time. Especially with a bit of grated cheese on top.

vivatifosi

sss555s wrote: »

... You've been working hard all afternoon in the garden. Your tired and hungry so you go into the kitchen. You open your cupboard and all you have is 1 tin of Spaghetti, 1 tin of Beans, 1 tin of Soup and 2 slices of bread.

What would you have?


I'd have Spaghetti and toast :beer:

Great idea, that's my lunch sorted (DH working and Dad sanding so now posh dinners here). Cheers all thesssssssss.

BTW, if you don't mind me asking, how did you get your username?

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

Crikey, a garden your size, with a pond and stuff, on an electric mower? That's worth more than one scary blue head:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:!!! The problem you have with the hover mower I have with a strimmer. The vibration and the holding it in the on position really hurt my hands. I have been known before now to leave my lawn with very straggly bits round the edges as my hands hurt so much. I think I have the start of arthritis but don't want to go to my docs yet.

I know, Even with extention lead if we mow it all then it takes a day /day and a half and moving the extention leads four times to for different sockets. Not funny. As it is we have forgotton the back garden and let the horses in every now and then instead and just keep the front looking a bit neater.:D

SingleSue

redrosephotos wrote: »

Beans on toast for me every time. Especially with a bit of grated cheese on top.

Welcome to the nice people thread redrosephotos

sss555s

vivatifosi wrote: »

Great idea, that's my lunch sorted (DH working and Dad sanding so now posh dinners here). Cheers all thesssssssss.

BTW, if you don't mind me asking, how did you get your username?

Erm... I haven't really got an answer that you could logically understand

Welcome red :beer:

zagubov

sss555s wrote: »

Erm... I haven't really got an answer that you could logically understand

Welcome red :beer:

I'd assumed you were a smoker or former smoker who'd smoked State Express 555 cigarettes in your misspent youth. Cos I did!;)

And welcome Red!:)

vivatifosi

zagubov wrote: »

I'd assumed you were a smoker or former smoker who'd smoked State Express 555 cigarettes in your misspent youth. Cos I did!;)

And welcome Red!:)

I wondered about the ciggies too. Not because I know much about them, but I remember the 555 logo on GP cars:o.

misskool

sorry, i know there are a couple of GP fans on here and I'm having a rest in between working frantically, do you not find it quite offensive they are racing in Bahrain?

I would have hoped there would be a silent protest, like the drivers all going around at 50 miles an hour doing some laps rather than joining in all the shennanigans