Well it was the first time ive ever drempt about all of those three factors.Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
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Well it was the first time ive ever drempt about all of those three factors.Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
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Originally Posted by Ady In Accy
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Originally Posted by emmilou
Brrrrrrrrrrrrr indeed, nice vest, Stolly, a holy one, very appropriate for a Sunday;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
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Originally Posted by merrylegs
Hahahahahah :d :d :d (why is is ': d' and not a big cheesy grin?)
Is that better;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Tis indeed.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Al, that dream seems perfectly natural to me, what is however slightly disturbing is the way in which you got woken up... :D
I'll lend you my sister if you want, she's practicing her guitar right now and i dont know what is worse, the strumming that is the same droning noise, or her singing that’s isn’t more like wailing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hanneke
Changing the subject here - i found this video on YouTube, it made me cry with laughter!
It shows this breed of goats that fall on the floor when they get scared or excited. Sounds silly but its hilarious.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=MfNiRyCF2-4
Where abouts in the world is Harrymoon at the momement:eek:
http://news.uk.msn.com/Article.aspx?...412&ocid=today
You've got to be kidding, they're acting:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Morning time for work :o
afternoon all
Evening :)
Evenin Saints lad, How ya doing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Saints Lad
Evening peeps. See NI is going to go up AGAIN. Rob Peter, pay Paul!
fine now i've started back training pal :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Pinno
how's you?
evening ady you good?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ady In Accy
Evening Ady,
Remember what you get in one hand always disappears in another.
Noticed our mortgage has dropped a fair bit in the last few weeks, no doubt something else will swallow up what we save.
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Originally Posted by Pinno
Just had a settlement figure on ours
Once thats paid they can stuff it all up there arse. Its a narrowboat for me
I am fine not had much chance to get much running in over the last week due to preparing for our Ofsted inspection that is on at the min. Hopefully after this week things will get back to normal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saints Lad
Any racing planned?
Daz that sounds a bloody good idea getting a narrowboat. Oh the tranquility of the thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
We have been looking at buying a bigger house lots around but nobody buying in the current climate.
Sounds good Daz.Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
Yup thanks, on top of the world! Week off, training and chillin'Quote:
Originally Posted by Saints Lad
Night folks off to bed for an early start.
no mate not till feb :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pinno
will do dewsbury 10k then will do wilmslow half in march where i need to run a good time for london the year after!!!!
night pinno ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pinno
I would live on a narrowboat tommorow but Aj isnt so keen.
It just seems the perfect way to leave the rat race that Britain is rapidly becoming.
I work my arse off each week and these knobheads just keep taking more off me.
Its taken us 20 years to just about pay our mortgage off and I cannot see how the next generations can afford it so Im willing to buy a boat and pass on our house to my son because i cannot see him being able to afford anywhere.
Perhaps a bit radical but what the hell are our kids gonna do
Well said, i fear for my kids future:(Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
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Originally Posted by daz h
I read your post about this morning but couldn’t find it tonight to post.
My dads mate was after a narrow boat last year because he cant afford to buy his own house and lives with his brother at the age of something like 35?
He worked it out that it would be cheaper to buy a brand new boat that is not yet fitted and do it himself. My dad and I where going to do it for him and it would have saved him a bomb compared to buying brand new or even second had.
So that’s worth looking at as it shouldn’t be too difficult to make a narrow boat inhabitable from a shell (it comes with the engine), especially as your in a trade of sorts yourself.
Im going off memory here but i think he would have saved 2/3 of the price fitting it out rather than buying it ready to move it.
But it never happened.
daz h if you need any boat advice then I know a man with one who can advise, my dad :D hey actually, if you wanted to take AJ for a little holiday on it to tempt her then you would be more than welcome - it is primitive compared to some that you can get that are like houses and hooked into the mains, but has got all you need, cooker, hot water, shower, wood burning stove etc the advantage of being in the Yorkshire Dales so you can go out the door and be fell running within minutes ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by daz h
He did a version of what Al Fowler has talked about - he didn't buy a new one, but bought a fairly run down one, with few facilities for a bargain and then has done it up and it's worth double now :cool:
wow sounds fab - does he let it out? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
anyway how's the slammer?
He doesn't let it out on a commercial basis or anything, but friends are welcome to use it in exchange for a bottle of wine or some posh chocs! - it's lovely emmi - only 3 berth though, so you could maybe palm off the kids for a couple of nights on their grandparents or something and take hubby :D
Slammer is not so bad really, my brain is slowly being filled with geekiness and am finding myself wanting to build an amplifier or something :( i think the reward for completetion is a pair of sandals and socks and a stick on beard :eek:
How are you anyway? :) Any races planned? I need to get some in my diary
Is there not a 'Tonight's Narrowboat' thread on here?
And OHW, what is all this talk of you being in prison? Foh shizzle?:confused::confused:
I am at BBC training skool SS learning about electronics :o so it's not really prison but it feels a bit like it as it's in the middle of deepest darkest worcestershire with nothing around for miles :eek: the countryside is pretty rubbish - just miles upon miles of muddy ploughed up farmers fields....oh and I am here for 6 weeeeeeks. I called it "home" by accident last week :(
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Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
I was planning on eloping on my tod!!:rolleyes: sounds lovely though I may take him up on teh wine/choccie exchange :D
hmmm - I'm sure the socks and sandals will come in handy and well as for the beard :p
I'm not bad thanks - not racing this weekend in fact non planned before Christmas now :( getting some loooong runs instead though (insert happy smilie - used my quota! )
I was just looking at the Keswick Mountain Rescue website to see if there had been any recent rescues.
12 November 14:00
Upper & Lower Falcon Crag
-Two team members managed to extricate a sheep which had become stuck in very steep, craggy terrain.
Bloody sheep:rolleyes:
and i bet the little bastard didn't have a map and compass:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Most likely, and under-estimated its ability on the fells.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth domain
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Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
ive got city and guilds in electronics
gelen doddle
eh what orerrrrr sorry ive been awake for 39hrs and starting to lose the plot
evening people :)
what's everyone been upto?
Brrrrrrrr!!!!!!! Just noticed that the heating's not on and I'm still in shorts.:(
Spent to much time on here instead of having a shower and getting changed!
Same Around Here;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pilgrim