The Grey Room

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Quite so, Neil.

Although I made a faux pas in my reply indicating Jim's schoolboy error, but I have now altered it.

We're all human, after all.

Geck0 wrote: Quite so, Neil. Although I made a faux pas in my reply indicating Jim's schoolboy error, but I have now altered it. We're all human, after all.

Are you sure? I thought you were a reptile, Neil was a shed and I was the biggest fool of them all....

Well, it's just gone 2pm on a hot'n'sunny Friday afternoon......I have been sat in front of this blinkin 'puter since 7am....... and I have reached saturation point, Friday's get yer like that don't they?

none of the e-mail I need or been waiting for have arrived, none of the faxes I need or have been waiting for have arrived, loads and loads of excrutiatingly frustratingly hideous things to do in my in tray......... but simply struggling to summon the motivation.......
Even Steve Wright in the afternoon hasn't lifeted my spirits, GRRRRRRRR to everything.

Thank crunchie it's Friday........ when I am really in trouble is when I feel like this on a Tuesday!!!

I....must........do.....some.........work................... (in absence of a snoring emoticon )

Ah well........... tell me something EXCITING you are doing this weekend...... it had better be EXCITING though....... no lawn cutting, car washing stories please, I might slip into a coma!

R x

Nothing too exciting this weekend, except the start of our bid to retain the Rugby World Cup.

Edited by chopper - September 07 2007 at 10:47

Nothing much planned for this weekend, just a wind-down from the hols. Debs is off shopping with friends on Saturday, so Alex wants us to have a Dad & Daughter day, which usually involves finding a country pub for some lunch. Hopefully I'll get some time to do some arty paintings - I saw a couple of really nice paintings last week and have a disc full of photos from Carnac of standing stones and beaches that have inspired me a bit.

prog-chick wrote: chopper wrote: Nothing too exciting this weekend, except the start of our bid to retain the Rugby World Cup. But next weekend, I'm going camping! Woo hoo! My first scout camp since I've become a leader, should be, er... interesting. Sounds great Chopper, I took the monsters woodland camping last weekend...... we don't do this "loos, showers, shop" kinda camping..... we got home on Monday,........ still havn't eradicated the smell yet...... nothing like a good campfire though

Well if it's closer, sure.

You'll have to come to The Red Lion at some point, to meet up with Rach, myself and any others who decide to go there.

Nicky and I, have said we'll and get there one day, but it's likely to be during the week (due to the buses).  Once I have a car, Bob's my Oystercard.


Edited by Geck0 - September 07 2007 at 11:28

Got to get some bits and peices for our holiday on Lake Como in a couple of weeks.

Going to the Chiltern Open-Air Museum tomorrow with family.

Great place.Rescued buildings of note from a Medieval barn to a portable,Victorian,corrugated iron chaple to a prefab.

Geck0 wrote: I checked for Kevin Ayers' new one.  Nothing.  I thought then "they absolutely must have "Comicopera", Robert Wyatt's new one.Nope.  They didn't even have a section for him.So they have a section for Hammill and VdGG, but not Robert Wyatt, winner of a Mercury Prize (which happen to be on tonight)?Piffle!I hate music stores.

RW's Comicopera is not out until October 8th.

Edited by Man Erg - September 07 2007 at 12:46