ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

neosi

I see the ISS is back in town :T dont forget to keep an eye out for the Perseid Meteor while youre skywatching, the peak is on the 11th through too the 13th but you may see the odd one or two now as there starting to appear.

For those that are new to the ISS or may have missed it first time round, heres one of a few pics of the ISS i took last year on a long exposure, it got published on spaceweather, Go me :D

FloFlo

Witch_Hazel wrote: »

Sorry it's tesco chok a blok stir in hot chocolate. The two I got red = gold digger dynamite and the white = cookie crumb mon-star.
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=275399573

Mmmm so do you stir it in hot milk? Where was it in store?

And thank you

Call_of_Trouty

Quiz question

6. What was the make of the car?

Your Answer: Rolls-Royce
The correct answer was Mercedes-Benz.

The car was completely totaled in the crash.


:huh::huh::huh::huh:

:mad:

emerald21

zippydooda wrote: »

just thought new wrapper. are they trying to do us. the weight of the new ones are12g is this the same as the old wrappers. says they are produced in spain. I thought the old ones were british.

I m looking at an old flump and there s no weight on them that I can see but there s 30 calories per twist ie flump and they are British.

zippydooda

del42 wrote: »

Just looked on msl for any wines and found this...congee bay Kingston estate semillion Chardonnay 750 ml ...£0.00 .this is waitroes x

oos and nobody else that price match sell it

FloFlo

scamps1966 wrote: »

Heard a massive crashing sound coming from downstairs 20 mins ago. Wife tried to move the wine rack and it fell over. 17 bottles of red and white wine smashed. Wife is ok, just a bit shaken. I told you she's a faffer, she only wanted to move it 2 inches!!!
I need another wine glitch Mr T.

Hope she's ok, could have been a nasty accident.

Mumto2monkeys

August 7

Satellite Rise time Direction to look Transit time Max elevation Magnitude

ISS 00:38:51 am W 00:42:12 26° -1.9 (very bright)

XSS-11 04:31:27 am NNE 04:35:34 85° 4.0 (dim)

Idefix and Ariane 42B 10:10:41 pm SSW 10:14:58 36° 3.4 (dim)

ISS 10:14:05 pm WSW 10:17:12 35° -2.6 (very bright)

HTV-4 10:20:28 pm SSW 10:22:47 28° 0.9 (bright)

ISS 11:50:19 pm W 11:53:40 64° -3.7 (very bright)

This is what I should have been looking at!! Thanks zippy

scamps1966

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Nooooooooooo!!!!
Are you on your hands and knees sucking it out the carpet???!!!

What with all the glass cleared up, we've now realised that a quite a bit of wine has managed to get under the wooden flooring and into the underlay. the only way to get the floor up is by dismantling 2 cupboards, the work surface and a breakfast bar. :eek: It's gotta be done or it will start stinking. So, toolbag in one hand and a VERY large glass of wine in the other.

tweets

zippydooda wrote: »

Not first anymore :mad: naughty natty

zippydooda

neosi wrote: »

I see the ISS is back in town :T dont forget to keep an eye out for the Perseid Meteor while youre skywatching, the peak is on the 11th through too the 13th but you may see the odd one or two now as there starting to appear.

For those that are new to the ISS or may have missed it first time round, heres one of a few pics of the ISS i took last year on a long exposure, it got published on spaceweather, Go me :D

I want to point out to new skywatchers. that it was neosi that brought this to our thread. so any questions don't hesitate to ask him. :rotfl:


I will answer as well if I can:)