The Chill Out Zone - Page 16793

coolcat · 27th December 2022, 06:29

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Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA

Morning everyone.

Been awake most of the night but not through illness but through the inconsiderate neighbours who decided to party all night. In the past I have tolerated the parties but this one was a bit much. Bass, and more bass echoing through my walls. They will be receiving a complaint from me today. Till then I’ll be slamming a few doors.

We are expecting rain today.

I feel for you Bob, sadly some people have little or no thought to others.
So long as they are having a good time that's all that matters to them !!!

Gate Keeper · 27th December 2022, 08:24

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Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA

Morning everyone.

Been awake most of the night but not through illness but through the inconsiderate neighbours who decided to party all night. In the past I have tolerated the parties but this one was a bit much. Bass, and more bass echoing through my walls. They will be receiving a complaint from me today. Till then I’ll be slamming a few doors.

We are expecting rain today.

Don’t make yourself ill Bob over the noisy reprobates who sound like my in-laws. Hopefully your neighbours will have burnt themselves out with the booze and excessive eating and will leave you alone.

Every day at 5 a.m the mosques wake up near us calling their followers to prayers and we have grown used to it, in fact it’s quite atmospheric and at weekends on a Friday and Saturday night, locals in the village across the valley can be heard playing their Bongo and tin drums to disco late into the night, also quite atmospheric.

FLYING BANANA · 27th December 2022, 09:09

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Don’t make yourself ill Bob over the noisy reprobates who sound like my in-laws. Hopefully your neighbours will have burnt themselves out with the booze and excessive eating and will leave you alone.

Every day at 5 a.m the mosques wake up near us calling their followers to prayers and we have grown used to it, in fact it’s quite atmospheric and at weekends on a Friday and Saturday night, locals in the village across the valley can be heard playing their Bongo and tin drums to disco late into the night, also quite atmospheric.

Normally I get a warning that there is going to be a party, and I generally get an invite, But no warning this time, and the party only started at 1 am, so I'm assuming it was done on the spur of the moment. There are 3 cars parked outside which none of them I know.

stevestrat · 27th December 2022, 10:06

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Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA

Been awake most of the night but not through illness but through the inconsiderate neighbours who decided to party all night.

Mate of mine had that problem a while ago. Not for the first time he was kept awake by noisy neighbours partying, his complaints were ignored and it kept going until the early hours. He took revenge this time, early the following morning he put a full size sheet of flooring chipboard against the dividing wall and began drilling holes in it with the drill on hammer setting

roverbarmy · 27th December 2022, 11:41

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Now sat with a coffee following feeding time for the animals.

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I love the horses. Neighburly beasts! Don't forget the Polos!

They luv 'em! Hope you're feeling better soon. A few lungfuls of exhaust fumes usually works for me!

RPWC · 27th December 2022, 11:44

Afternoon everyone, tomorrow I have Andy no1 and Quizzie coming over for a coffee and a biscuit or two. At least is a good friend of any dogs is Quizzie , it’s a shame the weather isn’t supposed to good weather tomorrow or we could take her for a swim that she does every thing to find an area to get to next to the Tyne.

coolcat · 27th December 2022, 12:32

Scone production was in full flow this morning.
Wholemeal cheese and wholemeal cherry scones made and ready for consumption

Scone production line by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Georgies Dad · 27th December 2022, 15:35

Well today has been very delightful

After my Canaries dismal display at Luton last night when they managed to lose to 10 men,Dean Smith was sacked today ,great news for all followers of the Canaries.

They are dancing in the street around Carrow Road singing "Lets be avin yer"and "Come on yew yellows".

Its coming home,footballs coming home

Dallas · 27th December 2022, 17:02

Well! I think I have finally turned the corner with this cough/virus thing, I still actually don't know what I've had, one doc said it was Strep, and another said mild pneumonia, it has only taken 8 blooming weeks to start to feel better.

It started with a sore throat and a violent constant cough which lasted 4 weeks, it started to go at week 5, but then came back with vengeance. My daughters have had it, but thankfully nowhere near as bad, and my wife Tracey has so far avoided it, she's amazing, she always manages to avoid these things, I've always said she is super human.

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Festive Greetings!

Wes we haven't seen you for a while, what have you been up to with yourself?

Nothing much since we last chatted Phil, I'm still waiting for further surgery, it's been two years since the Orchi, and its only now I am feeling the benefits from it, but still not enough to live normally. I can honestly say the recovery has taken 20 months for all the recovery pain to settle, plus with some added relief from only having just one of the boyz swinging in the hammock, rather than the two.

How about you Phil, I've not logged in here much, so I'm a bit out of touch to what has been happening with you all?

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Gradually getting better. Actually went out today, well I took the Yellow one for a run. Ran so sweet, cheered me right up.. still no appetite though.

Might risk a wee malt tonight.

Hi Bob, glad you are feeling better.

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Scone production was in full flow this morning.
Wholemeal cheese and wholemeal cherry scones made and ready for consumption

Snap Jeff, We just bought ingredients to make wholemeal cheese scones. We normally buy the Sainsburys farmhouse cheese scones, but it has been difficult to get them lately, even the Tesco ones have been out of stock, so maybe it's time to make my own, at least I can make as many as I like.

coolcat · 27th December 2022, 17:24

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Originally Posted by Dallas

Snap Jeff, We just bought ingredients to make wholemeal cheese scones. We normally buy the Sainsburys farmhouse cheese scones, but it has been difficult to get them lately, even the Tesco ones have been out of stock, so maybe it's time to make my own, at least I can make as many as I like.

I bet you’ll prefer your own homemade ones Wes.

I’ve been swapping out white flour in all my cooking/baking for wholemeal instead .
Also shop bought bread, rice, pasta etc for wholemeal varieties.
I’m definitely feeling the benefits of it so far with better sugar levels, weight loss and more energy .
A lifestyle change I should have made many moons ago !

Let us know how your scones turn out

27th December 2022, 11:44	#167926
RPWC This is my second home 75 model car Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Posts: 20,196 Thanks: 4,008 Thanked 5,083 Times in 3,114 Posts	Afternoon everyone, tomorrow I have Andy no1 and Quizzie coming over for a coffee and a biscuit or two. At least is a good friend of any dogs is Quizzie , it’s a shame the weather isn’t supposed to good weather tomorrow or we could take her for a swim that she does every thing to find an area to get to next to the Tyne. __________________ Cheers. Rich…

27th December 2022, 12:32	#167927
coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,283 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Scone production was in full flow this morning. Wholemeal cheese and wholemeal cherry scones made and ready for consumption Scone production line by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr Scone production line by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr Scone production line by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr Scone production line by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr __________________ Jeff.

27th December 2022, 15:35	#167928
Georgies Dad This is my second home Land Rover Join Date: May 2013 Location: Thorpe St Andrew,Norwich Posts: 14,715 Thanks: 933 Thanked 2,925 Times in 1,979 Posts	Well today has been very delightful After my Canaries dismal display at Luton last night when they managed to lose to 10 men,Dean Smith was sacked today ,great news for all followers of the Canaries. They are dancing in the street around Carrow Road singing "Lets be avin yer"and "Come on yew yellows". Its coming home,footballs coming home __________________ Steve and Georgie Together Forever Lonely days are long Twilight sings a song All the happiness that used to be Soon my eyes will close Soon I'll find repose And in dreams, you're always near to me I'll see you in my dreams And then I'll hold you in my dreams