Daydream thread continues.....

Davesnave

Lotus-eater wrote: »

This made me laugh over my breakfast

Me too, but then it sounds just like Hatherleigh general auctions, where bidding often starts at 50p, and half the stuff you wouldn't dare to put on Freecycle.

,,,,,But the people who buy it are generally sober! :rotfl:

alfie_1

morning....no its not so good afternoon.
i have washed the vases and ornament figurine this morning and they totally have changed color !! they looked better grubby !!:rotfl:

im not at work as iv a chap coming round re GRANTS...its to do with an ex "job" i did [dave ] and they may be able to help me out ...

its another sunny day but not as hot. i have had an invasion of young birds in my garden today...:) obviously parents are showing them the "meals on wheels" restaraunt ...:rotfl::rotfl:

re my ducks dingly dangly...well its still dangling but he seems oblivious and doesnt seem to bother him at all ??:o

Itismehonest

alfie_1 wrote: »

re my ducks dingly dangly...well its still dangling but he seems oblivious and doesnt seem to bother him at all ??:o

If it hasn't gone back yet it may be a sign of another underlying condition, alfie.

Right I'm off to clean windows - well, at least the ones not in direct sunlight. So that's about 20 of them Forth Bridge springs to mind. :rotfl:

rozeepozee

Lotus-eater wrote: »

This made me laugh over my breakfast

We wouldn't be half so giggly if it wasn't for alf.

Hello to our newbies!

The static's on site now. It's starting to get truly excited. Where's that bloody QS's report? Muct chase it tomorrow. The suspense is killing me.

Never knew I'd become a hedge nerd :rotfl:

lostinrates

rozeepozee wrote: »

Never knew I'd become a hedge nerd :rotfl:

oh, we always knew you had it in you


I was takking to a fencing contractor about something else and learned something today, something that might help some of you lot fencing soon too.....now there is a wire fencing with smaller holes than stock wire, its called horse wire, the holes are small enough to stop poultry slipping through too, and its being used as badger and fox fencing in some places. Makes sense for me probably, might suit chicken keepers too.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

OMG.. came home from work.. and the bank opp us was ablaze.... and VERY close to houses.. garage went up in flames... and a house was smoking....it took out all the back gardens.. and one of them had chickens and bees:o there were quite a few fire engines there... the trees and jap knotweed went up in seconds..

the fire is now out, but the garage still has black smoke bellowing out of it....

hope they know where the stupid bloody farts who started it.. and lock away the flipping key... twonks

lostinrates

Oh how awful. Ctc.

The bees were probably ok, but the chooks, . Did the smoke reach ypur place?

Itismehonest

:rotfl: OK I'll try, alfie, but no guarantees.

Oooo CTC, sounds like that was a bit too close for comfort.
I hope the bees got out before the smoke got to them - seeing as it's smoke keepers use to make them dopey & approachable. Poor chickens, too.

lostinrates

Itismehonest wrote: »

:rotfl: OK I'll try, alfie, but no guarantees.

Oooo CTC, sounds like that was a bit too close for comfort.
I hope the bees got out before the smoke got to them - seeing as it's smoke keepers use to make them dopey & approachable. Poor chickens, too.

Actually thats a point, with the bees, when smoked they rush in for food don't they!

Itismehonest

lostinrates wrote: »

Actually thats a point, with the bees, when smoked they rush in for food don't they!

I've no idea why they do it all I know is you don't get me near a hive unless there's someone with a smoker there :rotfl: