How are you preparing for the post Covid 19 world?

Started by Borchester, March 27, 2020, 12:31:53 PM

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T00ts

Quote from: Borchester post_id=20913 time=1586438398 user_id=62
You are a good lass Toots, but I sometimes wonder about your sense of humour. To be honest, I have to wonder if you would even laugh at setting Pappy's trousers on fire.



Falls off the chair laughing at the very thought  :D  :D


I have a very well developed sense of humour Mr Borchester, as you well know. Just because someone has weird ideas and a strange notion of how society should and could work doesn't give the rest of us carte banche to gang up and kick them where it hurts. Behave yourself!!   :fpigs:  :crzy  :kikass:  :dncg:

Borchester

Quote from: T00ts post_id=20906 time=1586437634 user_id=54
Sorry I don't agree. It's not funny when it's so obviously unkind. Even far right wingers are allowed feelings.  :shock:


You are a good lass Toots, but I sometimes wonder about your sense of humour. To be honest, I have to wonder if you would even laugh at setting Pappy's trousers on fire.



Falls off the chair laughing at the very thought  :D  :D
Algerie Francais !

papasmurf

Quote from: T00ts post_id=20906 time=1586437634 user_id=54
Sorry I don't agree. It's not funny when it's so obviously unkind. Even far right wingers are allowed feelings.  :shock:


They don't have any feelings.
Nemini parco qui vivit in orbe

T00ts

Quote from: Borchester post_id=20903 time=1586437472 user_id=62
..but funny  :hattip


Sorry I don't agree. It's not funny when it's so obviously unkind. Even far right wingers are allowed feelings.  :shock:

Borchester

Quote from: T00ts post_id=20896 time=1586436190 user_id=54
...and unnecessary.  :hattip


..but funny  :hattip
Algerie Francais !

T00ts

Quote from: Wiggles post_id=20893 time=1586435631 user_id=87That's hurtful


...and unnecessary.  :hattip

Wiggles

Quote from: Thomas post_id=20873 time=1586423376 user_id=58
Hell of a nice bloke wiggles.



Your wife was telling us the other day wiggle she suffers fae pareidolia , and wan day she went shopping for bread and thought she saw your name on the loaf.



....but when she looked closer , it said "thick cut". ;)


That's hurtful
A hand up, not a hand out

Thomas

Quote from: Wiggles post_id=20870 time=1586423060 user_id=87
Everybody enjoys my company, I am a really nice bloke


Hell of a nice bloke wiggles.



Your wife was telling us the other day wiggle she suffers fae pareidolia , and wan day she went shopping for bread and thought she saw your name on the loaf.



....but when she looked closer , it said "thick cut". ;)
An Fhirinn an aghaidh an t-Saoghail!

Wiggles

Quote from: Nalaar post_id=20819 time=1586362313 user_id=99
Have you considered that she may be talking to you as if you are a person?



You clearly do not enjoy your wife's company. Does she enjoy yours?


Everybody enjoys my company, I am a really nice bloke
A hand up, not a hand out

Wiggles

Quote from: T00ts post_id=20838 time=1586373008 user_id=54
I have a quiet admiration for your wife. I could never talk to a man like he was a woman. She must trust you amazingly. What passes between us is usually sacrosanct and the loyalty of a trusted woman friend is very special. I genuinly hope that you find a way of getting through without stress. There might come a day when she is no longer there, value her while you can.  :hattip


No, I don't mean the interesting stuff, just the rubbish
A hand up, not a hand out

T00ts

Quote from: Wiggles post_id=20816 time=1586358626 user_id=87
She's not a golf widow, as she spends as much time in the gym and with her friends as I do playing golf. I have always believed a good marriage is based on the time you spend apart. As it happens we have been going walking together, and I hate it. She talks to me as if I am a woman, and I can't get my head around it. I need male company, and I need it NOW


I have a quiet admiration for your wife. I could never talk to a man like he was a woman. She must trust you amazingly. What passes between us is usually sacrosanct and the loyalty of a trusted woman friend is very special. I genuinly hope that you find a way of getting through without stress. There might come a day when she is no longer there, value her while you can.  :hattip

Thomas

Quote from: Nalaar post_id=20819 time=1586362313 user_id=99
Have you considered that she may be talking to you as if you are a person?



You clearly do not enjoy your wife's company. Does she enjoy yours?


Of course she doesnt nalaar.



When this forum first opened , wiggles wife sent private messages to all the original forum members thanking them for keeping wiggles out of her hair.



We are providing a much needed service for the poor long suffering woman.
An Fhirinn an aghaidh an t-Saoghail!

Nalaar

Quote from: Wiggles post_id=20816 time=1586358626 user_id=87She talks to me as if I am a woman, and I can't get my head around it.


Have you considered that she may be talking to you as if you are a person?



You clearly do not enjoy your wife's company. Does she enjoy yours?
Don't believe everything you think.

Wiggles

Quote from: T00ts post_id=20711 time=1586248871 user_id=54
In a situation like this instead of looking for differences and a spot in the patio perhaps you would be better occupied in putting your good lady first for a change. Perhaps she is a golf widow who has had to find her own life as you obviously made your own. Bickering always takes two. Presumably you married for some reason other than having a housekeeper/cook/bottle washer on tap, so perhaps a little bit of effort on your part might open up  a whole new world. You could offer to walk together if she'll have you. On the other hand if that's impossible, now is the time to begin a new hobby in preparation for when you start to become a nuisance slow player on the  courses and your handicap drops substantially so that the 19th hole is the only real attraction.   :hattip  :crzy


She's not a golf widow, as she spends as much time in the gym and with her friends as I do playing golf. I have always believed a good marriage is based on the time you spend apart. As it happens we have been going walking together, and I hate it. She talks to me as if I am a woman, and I can't get my head around it. I need male company, and I need it NOW
A hand up, not a hand out

johnofgwent

Quote from: Borchester post_id=19978 time=1585742489 user_id=62
I haven't seen one of those since, well, since Boris banned the car boot sales.



How were they sharpened? That was easy enough and necessary with the old high carbon steel drill bits, but the augers in the photo have screw ends. Were there specialised dies?


My two great uncles on returning to britain after ww2 returned to their chosen jobs, one a bricklayer and plasterer, the other a carpenter for Cardiffs DLO and with much of Britain bombed, no one in such trades was ever idle for long.



Uncle Tom had a selection of those tools looking just like the image plus some more. I've NO idea how they were maintained, I took them from his shed after he died, apart from one when the shaft broke when I stupidly put too much sideways strain on it half way down, they all work as well as the day I picked them up.



I've never sharpened them but then to be fair I've not used them much unless I was working at height and didnt want the bother of heavy power tools.



I'm sure I saw some when I went to the local hardware warehouse place a week back when sarah needed plumbing tape and other stuff to fix a leaking pipe the housing association decided wasnt a priority in the current state of things.
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