Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

lostinrates

michaels wrote: »

FoundInRates:

Dh has pjs a bit like that.

PasturesNew

Trying to find a photo of what I meant - this is the most amazing garden stuff site ever: http://www.gardensite.co.uk/Fantasy_Gothic_Horror_and_Halloween_Home_and_Garden_Ornaments/

Not just the ones on that page, look around - some really unusual fun stuff.

I originally spotted this one: http://www.gardensite.co.uk/database_images/6o7shuqho.jpg

They've got some great faces in trees and stuff....

michaels

We have them on the wall with the plug socket, aerial socket etc hidden behind and I think it looks much better plus it seems much kid safer. On the other hand last one I put up was into engineering bricks and drilling 10mm holes in those b***ds was not a picnic without an SDS drill. The bracket which allows the TV to come away from the wall and pivot for up to 40 inch and 40kg is quite a piece of engineering.

silvercar wrote: »

I am reluctant to put anything on the wall in case the wall comes down in the process.

All our TVs sit on TV stands. (or should that be "stand" on TV stands?)

vivatifosi

lostinrates wrote: »

Dh has pjs a bit like that.

Sod the altar, that's the kind of photographic evidence I want to see:D

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

Sod the altar, that's the kind of photographic evidence I want to see:D

Hahaha. Will show you one day.

SingleSue

The boys performed at the school Chamber concert again tonight, two songs this time....and they rocked the place!

Now the long haul of getting the videos uploaded to Youtube

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

Edit. I meant on. Pn is not covered with a cloth in my corner.

*makes note to not ever visit LIR ... or to let people know I'm going in and if I'm not out within an hour to come looking for me and call the police*

sss555s

zagubov wrote: »

I'll not get tired of pushing Ken Grimwood's "Replay"- man wakes uop 25 years ago as a young man and gets to relive his life (or change it) - he knows which stocks will rise and who wins what sporting events etc.

Philip K !!!!!!'s "Counterclock World" is a bit weird; the world enters the Hobart Phase where time runs backwards, the dead rise from graveyards, people unsmoke cigarettes and "food!" becomes a curseword. On second thoughts its one of his earlier books so not his best but full of entertaining ideas.

Kurt Vonnegut's "Sirens of Titan" about a man trappedin a timewarp that mkes him materialise at different places and different intervals.

Or the Cyberiad by Stanislaw Lem. hey I've recommended most of these before but they're worth a read.:D

Thanks zag. I went for the first one :beer:

That's 2 books now and that will keep me going from anything from a month to the rest of my life or whatever comes first

vivatifosi wrote: »

Your old TV is 40"? However big is the new one in the lounge? This is one post I'm definitely going to stop DH reading (heck, just realised I'm fulfilling all the sssss's view of me again).

:beer:

lostinrates

Just for viva while my bath runs...



Quite hard to photograph, so looks a mess.

Otherwise, you understand, it would be parade smart and worn with bulled toed slippers.NEXT YOU WILL BE ASKING TO SEE THE CARdinal suit i made him, complete with hat, or his sheep suit.

sss555s

lostinrates wrote: »

NEXT YOU WILL BE ASKING TO SEE THE CARdinal suit i made him, complete with hat, or his sheep suit.

Keep your bedroom antics to yourself