From this fine specimen...
...to this impressive haul!
LL and his grandad caught well over 30. All returned home safe and sound to their under-the-sea home I should add.
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Thursday, 17 September 2015
Bah Humbug?
Yesterday on my way out from work I saw my first Christmas tree of the year. Yes HSBC Bank, I mean you. What are you thinking, September's not done yet!
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
Monday, 7 September 2015
Mind Your Language
Have you noticed a new word or phrase has crept into use recently?
Mostly to be found in video games such as Five Nights At Freddy's, we now talk in terms of "Jump Scares." Hello..? Isn't that what we used to refer to as a fright, shock, scare or something similar?
Just goes to prove saying "why use one word when several will do" LOL.
Mostly to be found in video games such as Five Nights At Freddy's, we now talk in terms of "Jump Scares." Hello..? Isn't that what we used to refer to as a fright, shock, scare or something similar?
Just goes to prove saying "why use one word when several will do" LOL.
Friday, 28 August 2015
Friday, 14 August 2015
Rip-off?
Today I received something in the post from the Land Downunder. It had been held by the UK Border Force pending payment of customs duty.
The parcels division of Royal Mail very thoughtfully paid these fees of £8.68 (US$13.58, AU$18.41) on my behalf, without asking me. They have then charged me a handling charge of over £13 (US$20, AU$27). Really?!? You have got to be kidding, how can this be justified?
The parcels division of Royal Mail very thoughtfully paid these fees of £8.68 (US$13.58, AU$18.41) on my behalf, without asking me. They have then charged me a handling charge of over £13 (US$20, AU$27). Really?!? You have got to be kidding, how can this be justified?
Tuesday, 4 August 2015
Make The Most While You Have It All
Learnt these past few days that Dad has been diagnosed with dementia. Certaintly it explains a lot but at least we now know.
Sunday, 2 August 2015
Friday, 31 July 2015
Wednesday, 29 July 2015
Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Closed For Business?
I suspect the UK government has a cunning plan to get this nation back on it's feet by means of major road works alone. Certainly a lot of construction engineers and suppliers are being kept very busy at present. It seems everywhere I drive in this area there are infrastructure redevelopment programs being executed. For example the A329M and M4 Motorway have been under works for months now. Not to mention the redevelopment of the Coppid Beach roundabout and the new Shinfield Bypass (complete with new bridge over the motorway).
This sign appeared close to me recently. 10 months!?!
This sign appeared close to me recently. 10 months!?!
It's most definitely not fun to drive at the moment, with 50mph (80kph) speed restrictions through the works, contra flows and junctions closed. We might as well tell the rest of world not to visit at the moment: you won't enjoy the experience on our roads and definitely won't see this wonderful country in the best light.
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