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V8Druid
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thanks Boyo ...Best of luck to you with it Druid, the tables weren't made in France by Getafix were they? .............maybe he made the hamster juice........................................................
Yea He made the hamster juice ..................................................
Me Cerezyme (hamster juice) is made in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Stock, by an outfit called Genzyme ...
an artificial enzyme (imiglucerase) grown on the back of hamster ovary stem cells ... hence the nick name ... and no, I've not grown cheek pouches, become nocturnal, or started making nests in corners, with shredded newspaper (I've heard most of 'em from me mates)
... it has to be kept between +2C and +6C or it's knackered ... hence the fridge's importance in life ... although we can theoretically do the infusions anywhere ... try transporting very expensive 'drugs' at a consistent temperature, without a monitored, regulated fridge
V8Druid
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cheers Rob ..... she ain't sussed that bit yet ........ ShhhFingers crossed for you Druid.
If you can break away from yer fridge for few days you will be able to collect your own toys from wherever they happen to be in the country
Rob
.....some winter sun'll be high on Pam's priority list ..
and have to admit it has a certain appeal for me too .. been bleak here today
the infusion routine's been wearing a bit thin after seven years doing it
T whiting
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I remember my dad having half a dozen old rusty fridges on the farm for storing 10k in drugs, all with hasps and staples on them and a thermometer in them to monitor temperatures while there was a fridge with a thermometer on the front in the house for storing the family shopping
V8Druid
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LOL ..... 's about what mine has in it .... they gave us a medical fridge .... half the size of a normal one for 8 little bottles .... never turned it on and used ours ... has its own monitoring built in and I also have a secondary thermometer checking it, with it's own external display .... glancing at it every time I go past has become such second nature, I don't even notice ... visitors sometimes ask why I pay it so much attention
Left hooker
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Don't tell Western power though 
V8Druid
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they only told you it was hamster produced as if you knew it was one of your brethren brewing it you wouldn't take it..........................................................................................Best of luck to you with it Druid, the tables weren't made in France by Getafix were they? .............maybe he made the hamster juice........................................................
Yea He made the hamster juice ..................................................
V8Druid
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well today did not start quite how i'd imagined it would ........
..... thankfully not one of mine ....
had Doug (Monaro man's) wife on the phone in tears first thing.... found their eldest, Berty, stiff outside the cat flap .... at least the lil' fella'd made it home.
Nothing worse than fruitless searching for your missing animal.
Since Doug's stroke last December, he's not been good for a lot and although he progresses, oh so slowly, digging a hole is well beyond his abilities these days.
Could I provide a home for Berty, so he's now resting with / alongside my eldest four, up on the bank, with a great view and a location that'll never get disturbed.
My initial thought, when I saw who was calling and she burst into tears, was a far worse scenario.
Least it was dry this morning ... contrary to the forecast ... pity this afternoon didn't stay the same
been finding lots o' these about the patch lately ........ another this morning ....
.... as the culprit dropped it and fled when I appeared .... Squirrels' breakfast ... God knows why they haul them all the way back here to devour them ??
Must be a good 3 or 4 fields away, where they're growing??
perhaps they share them around ..... be one full squirrel, eating a whole one, for sure
............. thankfully not one of mine ....
had Doug (Monaro man's) wife on the phone in tears first thing
.... found their eldest, Berty, stiff outside the cat flap .... at least the lil' fella'd made it home.Nothing worse than fruitless searching for your missing animal.
Since Doug's stroke last December, he's not been good for a lot and although he progresses, oh so slowly, digging a hole is well beyond his abilities these days.
Could I provide a home for Berty, so he's now resting with / alongside my eldest four, up on the bank, with a great view and a location that'll never get disturbed.
My initial thought, when I saw who was calling and she burst into tears, was a far worse scenario.
Least it was dry this morning ... contrary to the forecast ... pity this afternoon didn't stay the same
been finding lots o' these about the patch lately ........ another this morning ....
.... as the culprit dropped it and fled when I appeared .... Squirrels' breakfast
... God knows why they haul them all the way back here to devour them ??Must be a good 3 or 4 fields away, where they're growing??
perhaps they share them around ..... be one full squirrel, eating a whole one, for sure
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Squirrels, Hamstersbeen finding lots o' these about the patch lately ........ another this morning ....
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.... as the culprit dropped it and fled when I appeared .... Squirrels's breakfast
Must be a good 3 or 4 fields away, where they're growing??
perhaps they share them around ..... be one full squirrel, eating a whole one, for sure
...sure your not stocking up for winter
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You’ll be teaching them to keep an eye on your neighbour next
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Speaking of which, how’s the building coming on?...has the weather been kind enough to let them work.
V8Druid
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Wayne and Ian have had some serious wettings last few days Ollie .....
daft sods poured the slab this morning ...
even with a forecast of 30mm of rain 'tween two this afternoon and six in the morning .....
Bang on cue it pissed down at just after two and still lashing it down in gert gobs, ATM ....
will probably be an interesting sight in the morning
'Sposed to be a dry weekend, from Friday early morning on ..... I'd have waited
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Wayne and Ian have had some serious wettings last few days Ollie .....
daft sods poured the slab this morning ...
even with a forecast of 30mm of rain 'tween two this afternoon and six in the morning .....
Bang on cue it pissed down at just after two and still lashing it down in gert gobs, ATM ....
will probably be an interesting sight in the morning
'Sposed to be a dry weekend, from Friday early morning on ..... I'd have waited
It turns out ok, we’ve got another lot coming tomorrow afternoon apparently.
V8Druid
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aye just looking ..... worse to come from 6a.m. apparently
... 'til nigh on midnight ..... Friday significantly better/drier ... can hear it hammering on the Velux upstairs ATM ... above the noise of Pam's Masterchef hope it's dry Friday ... out with Russel again, slinging a couple of new machines back in, where we took the old 'uns out, a few weeks ago ... t'other job is still on hold
Stubota86
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I got caught out on an apron once, surprise downpour on fresh laid concrete, tried to cover but without much success. 150mm thick, rebar and mesh. A lot of it was ok but certain places were flaky and dusty. Ended up cutting it up - nightmare!!
Lesson learned, used netweather.tv for forecasts ever since and so far seems really accurate
Lesson learned, used netweather.tv for forecasts ever since and so far seems really accurate
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your old stamping ground Aiden ...... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-50376070
just VERY wet here, thank f***
just VERY wet here, thank f***
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