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stevenicks · 2nd April 2016, 08:04

Sausage AND Bacon, hmm looks tasty Want to share it with me Jeff then I won't have to cook bacon and eggs? Thought not

stevestrat · 2nd April 2016, 08:34

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Originally Posted by Anthony & Maricel

Good morning Steve, the beast is getting a treat.

More necessity than a treat Anthony. When I got it back yesterday morning it had been "cleaned" but there's still traces of the usual "been in a garage" dust inside.

coolcat · 2nd April 2016, 08:40

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Originally Posted by stevenicks

Sausage AND Bacon, hmm looks tasty Want to share it with me Jeff then I won't have to cook bacon and eggs? Thought not

Too late,
It's half way through my digestive system now, won't be long before I see it again

stevestrat · 2nd April 2016, 08:48

Quite pleasant here now, dry, sun coming through, pity its not supposed to last.

Gate Keeper · 2nd April 2016, 09:48

Good morning fellow chillers

The season of the long rains arrived 2 nights ago. Badly needed after the drought.

We heard a story from one of the nurses looking after S, that one of the maids in the Mother-In-Laws house, had told her in a drunken state that she was the one who took a laptop from us. We don't employ any maids ourselves, so we are not in a position to dismiss her and would need more proof than hearsay. She is a slutty maid, a bruiser with a reputation for going into the village drinking and fighting....she is kept on by others in the family who feel she deserves a chance at living life normally, but I think they are misguided by their do-gooder ways.

The story goes that after lifting her stolen goods, that she hides the stuff somewhere near to the long drop, to be collected and passed on after dark. The long drop is behind our house next to the vegetable plot....sorry for the long winded story.

Gate Keeper · 2nd April 2016, 09:54

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Quite pleasant here now, dry, sun coming through, pity its not supposed to last.

Good morning Steve, a nice change for you to have break from harsh weather. Hopefully more to come your way. How did you get on with the specialist yesterday?

thomas 75 connie · 2nd April 2016, 09:55

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Originally Posted by Anthony & Maricel

Good morning Thomas, how are you??

Good morning Anthony I'm very well and how are you?

reworht · 2nd April 2016, 10:46

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning fellow chillers

The season of the long rains arrived 2 nights ago. Badly needed after the drought.

We heard a story from one of the nurses looking after S, that one of the maids in the Mother-In-Laws house, had told her in a drunken state that she was the one who took a laptop from us. We don't employ any maids ourselves, so we are not in a position to dismiss her and would need more proof than hearsay. She is a slutty maid, a bruiser with a reputation for going into the village drinking and fighting....she is kept on by others in the family who feel she deserves a chance at living life normally, but I think they are misguided by their do-gooder ways.

The story goes that after lifting her stolen goods, that she hides the stuff somewhere near to the long drop, to be collected and passed on after dark. The long drop is behind our house next to the vegetable plot....sorry for the long winded story.

Morning Phil - now that's a classic piece of architecture

reworht · 2nd April 2016, 10:57

Morning (just) all, it started out as a manky day today - heavy drizzle, low cloud and cold - but there are small signs of it drying up and even a hint of sun in the distance.

Just taken delivery of my second new Ford car in 2 days - a MkI RS1600 Ford Escort this time

stevestrat · 2nd April 2016, 11:14

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Steve, a nice change for you to have break from harsh weather. Hopefully more to come your way. How did you get on with the specialist yesterday?

Hi Phil, it was just a regular progress appointment. Shoulder is improving but it is "fragile", doesn't take much to make it flare up but now when it does it settles again within a few days. I'm still taking amitryptoline at night, shoulder is fine at night until I move then it wakes me up.

Sitting down to a coffee after two hours cleaning the interior of the beast. Body shop had "cleaned" it but there was still a lot of dust and the black leather had a distinct grey tint to it.

Also fitted a computer indicator stalk so that my IPK works! I had an IPK with an ordinary indicator stalk, typical V8 production line routine, fit what ever is in the box behind you.

There's a trim clip in the boot gone walkabout, need to replace it.

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Gate Keeper This is my second home 4X4 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Nairobi Posts: 20,084 Thanks: 8,286 Thanked 7,017 Times in 4,160 Posts	Good morning fellow chillers The season of the long rains arrived 2 nights ago. Badly needed after the drought. We heard a story from one of the nurses looking after S, that one of the maids in the Mother-In-Laws house, had told her in a drunken state that she was the one who took a laptop from us. We don't employ any maids ourselves, so we are not in a position to dismiss her and would need more proof than hearsay. She is a slutty maid, a bruiser with a reputation for going into the village drinking and fighting....she is kept on by others in the family who feel she deserves a chance at living life normally, but I think they are misguided by their do-gooder ways. The story goes that after lifting her stolen goods, that she hides the stuff somewhere near to the long drop, to be collected and passed on after dark. The long drop is behind our house next to the vegetable plot....sorry for the long winded story. Last edited by Gate Keeper; 2nd April 2016 at 10:11.. Reason: Added photo

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