TCRT 6: Episode 1 - The Phantom Chatroom

Dual wrote:

bear wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:Sounds like someone is getting off grid before the gooseberry fool hits the fan and society crumbles.

Much more boring than that.


I've had a bid accepted to buy a local farm. I've no real interest in starting farming myself but it land doesn't come on the market very often in the area and most sites that are sold are very limited in terms of space and planning permission.

-The farm itself is around fifty acres and was owned by a pension age farmer and is a bit run down in all honesty.
-Until about ten years ago it was two separate farms which was split between the farmer and his brother
-Because they farmed separately there are two farmhouses and yards included as part of the farm. I'll call them site A and site B from now on
-Site A is where the person I'm buying the farm from lived
-Site B is where his brother lived until ten years ago
-Site A is connected to the grid but isn't in a great location, really shaded and the direct neighbour would be a banana split
-Site B isn't connected to the grid but is a much nicer site in terms of light. Direct neighbour wouldn't be a banana split.
-I've been given a rough estimate that connecting site B to the grid would cost at least €15,000 and the line would run through the farm, probably reducing it's resale and rental value. Total cost would probably be over €20,000. That makes a turbine and battery setup worth investigating.


That covers most of it.

Sounds exciting mate. Hope it works out for you.

If Stardew Valley has taught me anything you'll be millionaire at the end of Summer 3.

Cheeky Devlin wrote:

Denster wrote:Passed my restraint test with flying colours.
Physio has emailed me some additional exercises to strengthen my wrist, forearm and upper arm. So I’m all set to return to a busy ward from next week.

Is this code for "My Physio has emailed me some top notch grot and I'm going to be wanking like a demon"?

If so OM?

False wrote:Infinity War is showing in 4DX here too, but its like £20+ per ticket. What the strawberry float is it?

Providing a revolutionary cinematic experience which stimulates all five senses, the 4DX includes high-tech motion seats and special effects including wind, fog, lightning, bubbles, water, rain and scents, in both 2D and 3D formats. These effects work in perfect synchronicity with the action on screen

False wrote:i want thanos to piss in my mouth

Karl wrote:It's 2020 and Ad7 is dragged to a showing of the hit new comedy, World's Chewiest Office-Eaters, in a "4D" cinema. He shakes with impotent rage as the cinema assaults him with the sights, sounds, and smells of crunching crisps. Dat crispfeel as he's blasted in the face by the crisp cannon. The rest of the packed theatre is entirely comprised of teenaged American tourists, who start yelling and cheering and clapping so loudly that he can't even hear the scene's punchline.

Ad7 wrote:Can't think of anything worse in the cinema with water being sprayed in your face while the seats move around.

jawafour wrote:I'm going to the cinema with a pal this weekend .

He's booked tickets for Saturday afternoon . Kids, noise, crisps and phones... nothing but phones .