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[wattaj]

So, today I picked up some techy bits and bobs from a chap with the most unruly bush that I'd ever seen. It really was quite remarkable in its unruliness... and all the more remarkable for the fact that it was very well maintained the last time I was in the area; admittedly quite some time ago.

I would encourage any young lady who knows such a chap to get the shears out the next time she visits.

Take my advice: it'll only get worse given the current spell of good weather. And it's well worth keeping on top of such things.

[vetran]

So, today I picked up some techy bits and bobs from a chap with the most unruly bush that I'd ever seen. It really was quite remarkable in its unruliness... and all the more remarkable for the fact that it was very well maintained the last time I was in the area; admittedly quite some time ago.

I would encourage any young lady who knows such a chap to get the shears out the next time she visits.

Take my advice: it'll only get worse given the current spell of good weather. And it's well worth keeping on top of such things.

Are we talking Ron Jeremy?

[NickFitz]

Exercise biking done, green ring closed, no calorific PB but no matter

[ladymuck]

Lunch is two sausage rolls and a yoghurt.

[ladymuck]

So, today I picked up some techy bits and bobs from a chap with the most unruly bush that I'd ever seen. It really was quite remarkable in its unruliness... and all the more remarkable for the fact that it was very well maintained the last time I was in the area; admittedly quite some time ago.

I would encourage any young lady who knows such a chap to get the shears out the next time she visits.

Take my advice: it'll only get worse given the current spell of good weather. And it's well worth keeping on top of such things.

I am aware of such a chap and I have been nagging since Feb/March for such a bush to be trimmed. Many excuses have abounded. The most recent being the means of disposing of the trimmings.

[AndyGarbs]

I spent half an hour reading the exam paper and made some notes on one of the longer questions.

Technically I'm an hour into the exam and I'm faffing about on here instead

I have until midnight. It'll be fine, what could possibly go wrong?

Ooh drivel time!

But I'm supposed to be doing important things...

I really need to plant my bedding plants into the troughs on my railings.

And have another cup of coffee soon.

Far too much chat going on outside. Don't all these people have jobs to go to?

The flowers I got from Tesco have lasted well again. I do like peonies.

Sadly only four out of the five stems opened but for £3 and still going strong 10 days later, I can't complain.

I can see I also need to do some dusting.

Note to self: never buy a glass topped table ever again.

It's now 14 degrees but the cloud has covered up the few patches of blue.

Still no rain expected.

LM i- nice 10k (not just a millenium and cenury) and good drivel

[ladymuck]

LM i- nice 10k (not just a millenium and cenury) and good drivel

Aww shucks! Thanks!

[wattaj]

The most recent being the means of disposing of the trimmings.

Yes, this hackneyed trope was trotted out this morning as well. Clearly this chap has no shame and cares not one jot that having such an unsightly bush on full display reflects poorly on the neighbourhood... in fact, I'd go as far as to say that he seems unashamedly proud of the unkemptness of it all.

I have made my garden shredder available to him should he wish to have a quick tidy-up around the back before he next has visitors.

[NickFitz]

Sausages in finger rolls for lunch

[wattaj]

Sausages in finger rolls for lunch

Nice. I had some of yesterday's roast chicken with mayonnaise and a touch of ground sea salt and black pepper in finger rolls... second day roast chicken dinner tonight with the left-overs.