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  • amateur51

    #16
    Greetings Sormyweatherites and many thanks to mahlerei for the comfy sofas and the coffee machine!

    I look forward to 'normal' service being resumed here very soon.

    Meanwhile .... the streetlights are now coming on at 16:17 here in NW2.:(

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    • greenilex
      Full Member
      • Nov 2010
      • 1626

      #17
      Have just arrived back from Swissland on Eurostar and it's much colder here than it was there.

      Quite difficult to get R3 on their "contains everything" telly/radio combo.

      Fr Mus still going strong, though. But my mum was laughing at an Israeli symphony orchestra.....not good.

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      • secret squirrel

        #18
        try a good old fashioned pair of cricket boots! Seriously, if they are the 'proper' old ones with small metal studs and a leather BOOT and not simply a rubber dimpled trainer, you should be fine.

        Just a suggestion following the Betterware catalogue's version of the above which was the same in principle (a rubber strap-on, so to speak!), but had 10 studs of a cricket boot size in the rubber!

        ss

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        • secret squirrel

          #19
          try a good old fashioned pair of cricket boots! Seriously, if they are the 'proper' old ones with small metal studs and a leather BOOT and not simply a rubber dimpled trainer, you should be fine.

          Just a suggestion following the Betterware catalogue's version of the above which was the same in principle (a rubber strap-on, so to speak!), but had 10 studs of a cricket boot size in the rubber!

          ss

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          • BBMmk2
            Late Member
            • Nov 2010
            • 20908

            #20
            Heyu there people!! You guiy's BBM has arrived!! :)
            Don’t cry for me
            I go where music was born

            J S Bach 1685-1750

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            • maestro267
              Full Member
              • Nov 2010
              • 355

              #21
              Welcome to the party BBM! :)

              FTR, it's freezing here. I'm talking Vaughan Williams 7 or Tchaikovsky 1 freezing.

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              • johnb
                Full Member
                • Mar 2007
                • 2903

                #22
                Good to see you, BBM :)

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                • Eudaimonia

                  #23
                  Hello all! Nice to see you!

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                  • antongould
                    Full Member
                    • Nov 2010
                    • 8833

                    #24
                    A very warm welcome Eudaimonia on a very cold night - how is Thanksgiving?

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                    • Eudaimonia

                      #25
                      Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

                      So far, so good...I'm waiting to go for dinner at a friend of L's house. Her friend's mother's house, to be precise! Have you ever been to Thanksgiving with people you don't know? It's a new one for me. It should be fun putting everybody under the psychological magnifying glass and observing the stressfulness of the interactions, heh.

                      I still haven't frosted my grand almond-ey masterpiece of a cake yet...I like buttercream to be as fresh as possible, so that's why I waited. If the cake isn't cold, you can't frost it properly without a lot of crumbs...we'll see!

                      Cheers! ~E.

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                      • Paul Sherratt

                        #26
                        >>>Last edited by Bryn; Today at 14:35. Reason: correction of typo <<<<<<<<<

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                        Some things never change !

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                        • salymap
                          Late member
                          • Nov 2010
                          • 5969

                          #27
                          Hi salymap here. I see we are open before 7am. I've been looking for the opening hours. I hardly slept at all[par for the course] sothought I would find my way around Very cold, hope Jen my right hand girl/cousin is coming from Hampshire today but it's doubtful now.

                          Very odd experience on R4 this am. I switched on and 'they'were talking about past announcements. Today's announcer said " On18th April 1930 the news reader said, there is no news today, we will play somemusic" There was newsto my mum, it was the day I was born <laugh> Any coincidences like that from you?

                          bws saly

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                          • mangerton
                            Full Member
                            • Nov 2010
                            • 3346

                            #28
                            Hi saly. I think that, like the Windmill Theatre, these boards never close. Yes, I heard that on R4 too.

                            Hardly any snow yet, but a hard frost here in Dundee. I shall need to leave five minutes earlier to de-ice the car.

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                            • mercia
                              Full Member
                              • Nov 2010
                              • 8920

                              #29
                              do you have to take these shoe-gripper things off every time you go into a building? I should think they scratch a nice wooden floor

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                              • MrGongGong
                                Full Member
                                • Nov 2010
                                • 18357

                                #30
                                This is one of my favourite "phonography" CDs and looks like its getting an airing (or frosting ?) this weekend

                                Marc Namblard made a beautiful recording of a frozen lake in January 2006. The 56 min. running time follows the temperature change when the first sunlight comes out and the ice sheet starts working…

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