The Chill Out Zone - Page 13686

WillyHeckaslike · 20th January 2018, 21:45

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Originally Posted by stevenicks

A Vindaloo will sort the dangling grapes out Rav

And ditto a portaloo for the vindaloo.

Ravinder · 20th January 2018, 22:13

I feel I’m being mocked...

stevenicks · 21st January 2018, 05:13

Morning all, nice early start, I'll go collect the papers and read them over a nice cup of Rosey. I'll then prepare a nice joint of beef for dinner later

Gate Keeper · 21st January 2018, 06:15

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Originally Posted by stevenicks

Morning all, nice early start, I'll go collect the papers and read them over a nice cup of Rosey. I'll then prepare a nice joint of beef for dinner later

Good morning Steve, welcome to the day, your Sunday roast is appealing, I will be round later

We eventually got away after the first officer told us the planes leaking engine was given the all clear (I reckon the aircraft had been over filled) but the airport was closing for the night and he had 17minutes to get the plane off the ground. There was then a stampede to get back on board...huh!

It was bizarre how the heating for the flight in the cabin did not make it pass cold and flying in an ice box comes to mind. For a national flag carrier, BA must try harder. Onto more pleasant thoughts, Harrisop48 very kindly collected me from the airport and chauffeured me to a Toby, then onto pick up the 75. Eventually I got back to London at 5pm, LJW was such a dream, ticked all the boxes

Have a great day

Lancpudn · 21st January 2018, 06:23

Good morning all, I've found me romper suit in the wardrobe

...onsie suit, Toasty.

Welcome back Phil, they must have been acclimatizing you for the change in weather

Gate Keeper · 21st January 2018, 06:31

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Good morning all, I've found me romper suit in the wardrobe

...onsie suit, Toasty.

Welcome back Phil, they must have been acclimatizing you for the change in weather

Good morning Ian, thank you for the welcome. Living in the tropics has turned me into a wuss. I need to heat up and toughen up. I wonder what a romper suit looks like

Lancpudn · 21st January 2018, 06:44

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Ian, thank you for the welcome. Living in the tropics has turned me into a wuss. I need to heat up and toughen up. I wonder what a romper suit looks like

It's one of those all-in one suits they put on babies

I got one of these 'onsie' suits for slobbing around in the house, very warm they are.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mens-All-...O50p5PyGbtKueg

freddie · 21st January 2018, 07:43

Morning all thick frost this morning could have snow this afternooon.

Welcome back Phil bet you just love the weather

Rev Jules · 21st January 2018, 07:53

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Steve, welcome to the day, your Sunday roast is appealing, I will be round later

We eventually got away after the first officer told us the planes leaking engine was given the all clear (I reckon the aircraft had been over filled) but the airport was closing for the night and he had 17minutes to get the plane off the ground. There was then a stampede to get back on board...huh!

It was bizarre how the heating for the flight in the cabin did not make it pass cold and flying in an ice box comes to mind. For a national flag carrier, BA must try harder. Onto more pleasant thoughts, Harrisop48 very kindly collected me from the airport and chauffeured me to a Toby, then onto pick up the 75. Eventually I got back to London at 5pm, LJW was such a dream, ticked all the

Have a great day

Good Morning Phil, and welcome back,

Julien

Lancpudn · 21st January 2018, 08:05

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Originally Posted by freddie

Morning all thick frost this morning could have snow this afternooon.

Welcome back Phil bet you just love the weather

Morning Freddie It's raining here......for a change.

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