TCRT 6: Episode 1 - The Phantom Chatroom

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

More Union Jacks in Stanley than I've ever seen in a birtish city

Curls wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

More Union Jacks in Stanley than I've ever seen in a birtish city

Stick up a giant poster of Maradona.

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

More Union Jacks in Stanley than I've ever seen in a birtish city

Stick up a giant poster of Maradona.

Or arrange an outdoor cinema screening of Evita.

Rex Kramer wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

More Union Jacks in Stanley than I've ever seen in a birtish city

Stick up a giant poster of Maradona.

Or arrange an outdoor cinema screening of Evita.

Bombard them with pork pies

Hyperion wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

More Union Jacks in Stanley than I've ever seen in a birtish city

Stick up a giant poster of Maradona.

Or arrange an outdoor cinema screening of Evita.

Bombard them with pork pies

They’re Argentinian, not Israeli.

Moggy wrote:

Hyperion wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:At the moment I'm down in the Falklands, but it's only a 5 month placement.

That's a strange way of spelling Las Malvinas.

More Union Jacks in Stanley than I've ever seen in a birtish city

Stick up a giant poster of Maradona.

Or arrange an outdoor cinema screening of Evita.

Bombard them with pork pies

They’re Argentinian, not Israeli.

Oops!
Drug them and drop them to their death from a plane into the ocean

This took a really dark turn.

I don't really understand this game

Dual wrote:

bear wrote:Just booked a meeting with an engineer to try and price a wind turbine. That'll be fun.

For your property? Or business?

Getting two potential house sites assessed to see if either are suitable for a wind turbine and battery setup instead of being wired into the grid. Won't be starting any sort of building work until next spring but I just want to get some info on this before getting into properly designing the house.

KK wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Curls wrote:Oh great another Royal baby, the media will be spamming this gooseberry fool all week.

On St George’s Day as well. The media is going to LOVE that angle.

35 pages in the Daily Mail tomorrow.

twitter.com/scottygb/status/988704081337290752

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

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

Prince William and the royal baby?

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.

Staydead?

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.

Denster wrote:Passed my restraint test with flying colours...

Nice going, Denster. You're all set for WWE 2K19 .

Denster wrote:Passed my restraint test with flying colours...

Young ladies in dark lanes have no chance of getting away now.

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?

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.