The angry thread

Started by findus, March 29, 2011, 09:42:45 PM

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tutenkhamunsleeping

Quote from: newportnobby on June 29, 2014, 10:44:31 PM
it's sat on my table ever since

That sounds pretty permanent to me :D

Chinahand

Hi Nobby,
I use a black 'Gunmetal' pen from my local Field Sport shop and it gives a shiny black, oily look to loco motions without rubbing off.
Regards,
Trevor (aka Chinahand)
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talisman56

#3002
Over on the Isle of Man for a one week holiday. Fetched up in Douglas off the ferry from Heysham (very nice, smooth crossing, what I saw of it - spent most of the time asleep in the lounge). Got to the self-catering accommodation and by the time we'd unpacked and got ourselves acclimatised it was a bit late for cooking. "Blow it" (or words to that effect) "- let's go out for a pub supper."

Be warned - Sunday evening in Douglas is not the best time to be searching for a pub (or anywhere else) that does food - they don't!!  :veryangry:

Ended up at the McDonalds...
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Malc

So you didn't actually get any food then?  :D
The years have been good to me, it was the weekends that did the damage.

Geoff

#3004
Quote from: Malc on June 30, 2014, 08:22:10 PM
So you didn't actually get any food then?  :D

Have you been to the Isle of Man on a sunday, its normally shut.

Well it was when I last went in 1978..
Geoff

Malc

I have been there for a weekend in March. Turns out it's shut from September to Easter.
The years have been good to me, it was the weekends that did the damage.

Agrippa

#3006
Presumably there are shops where you can buy cans of beans, soup,
fish fingers , Vesta curries etc.
Nothing is certain but death and taxes -Benjamin Franklin

jonclox

3 maybe 4 times in the last week Ive started to reach into my pocket to get a cigarette out  :doh: and have a smoke to assist my consentration.
Why oh Why did I do that?
I gave up smoking following NHS orders right back in 2008
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scotsoft

Quote from: jonclox on July 07, 2014, 09:36:32 PM
3 maybe 4 times in the last week Ive started to reach into my pocket to get a cigarette out  :doh: and have a smoke to assist my consentration.
Why oh Why did I do that?
I gave up smoking following NHS orders right back in 2008

My cousin gave up smoking over 30 years ago and yet she admits to still wanting to have a ciggy now and again, but never does  :no:

cheers John.

jonclox

Quote from: scotsoft on July 07, 2014, 09:42:29 PM
Quote from: jonclox on July 07, 2014, 09:36:32 PM
3 maybe 4 times in the last week Ive started to reach into my pocket to get a cigarette out  :doh: and have a smoke to assist my consentration.
Why oh Why did I do that?
I gave up smoking following NHS orders right back in 2008

My cousin gave up smoking over 30 years ago and yet she admits to still wanting to have a ciggy now and again, but never does  :no:

cheers John.
Oh I never intend to have another one but just this last week the cravings have been there
John A GOM personified
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Malc

I believe you never really give up, it's just a long time between drags.
The years have been good to me, it was the weekends that did the damage.

Ozymandias

Ha! How right you are, Malc!

I slipped back into bad ways last year after having stopped for quite a few years - I haven't had a "real" one for months but now I can't kick the e-cigarettes (fortunately SWMBO can't smell these!!)
"Look on my works, Ye Mighty, and despair!"

Trainfish

It's been 162 days since I had a real cigarette after going from around 25 per day to an e-cig. I expect to still have the odd craving for a very long time especially as I've smoked for around 35 years until Jan 28th this year. It means that even after taking away the cost of e-cig refills, batteries etc I have saved £1,152.78. Roughly  ;D
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Caz

It's 42 years since I had my last cigarette and I still get the odd craving but just couldn't afford it these days I am pleased to say.   :)
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Bealman

Keep spending it on locos, Caz.  :thumbsup:
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