This Instant And Moment - 2025!

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Just reading the BBC article about the new green party leader.


"As a former property guardian and long-time renter, Polanski has also campaigned for decent, warm homes for everyone."

Not trying to start a political discussion (argument)- I genuinely have no idea what this means?
Probably means squatter!
 
They did those live-in guardian things a few years ago, where you could live in old pubs and stuff if you looked after them.

Actually, seems it's still going:

 
Popular but unviable policies still remain unviable.

Same problem exists - where does the money come from? Lack of trade being a key issue, and popular but unviable trade policies and positions being the root cause.
 
Around 18 months after crashing it, and multiple delays with the garage/Spanish bureaucracy. The Jeep is finally at the testing station to get it's MOT :D

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Currently hiding in another part of the platform I work on to get away from the incredibly dull 64 year old bloke I have to share a workshop/office with. He has this ability to somehow just keep rambling on and on incessantly about any subject you care to give him, whether intentionally or not.

Being a Geordie, I made a joke at his expense yesterday about the punishment for not liking stotties in Newcastle is to be beaten to death with a can of pease pudding in a Sunderland football sock, and he’s been going on and on about pease pudding incessantly ever since.

If you mention something, or he does, it sets off what I refer to as ‘The Mindspool’, and it doesn’t matter what it is or how tenuous the link, he just vomits forth whatever loose-brained nonsense he has in his head about a subject, or whatever he can link to it, no matter how obscure. For instance, he mentioned the other day he was going to Skelmersdale on a course on his next leave, and then proceeded to tell me, in excruciating detail, the entire plot to a TV series he saw because one of the characters mentioned that his parents were from Skelmersdale. I feel like I’ve somehow watched it now, when I in fact, haven’t.

His name’s Jim, he normally goes home today, a day I refer to as “Jimdependence day”, but as we have clawback in our contracts, he’s having to stay on another week, which means the ordeal doesn’t end and I don’t get the sanctity of the inside of my own head back until Monday now, when I go home. Dunno how I’m not going to Roshambo him and then run off between now and then.
 
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As much as I want to continue Hollow Knight: Silksong, that can wait until tonight. I've decided to do something more productive and learning HTML/CSS with a geezer on YouTube. I've never done it before but it's really quite fun. I always thought it was complete gobblydegook when looking at a page source but he's slowly demystifying it all.
 
16 days after my tooth extraction and it’s finally nearly closed up. Still avoiding chewing on it, but nearly back on normal food. Jaw a still a bit sore and I still can’t brace properly when powerlifting without pain, but it’s nearly there. For some reason one side of the hole just took a lot longer to close, god knows what went on up there.
 
I ****ing despair for the English language. I'm seeing a couple of trends emerge and they're very annoying:

Giving a capital letter to the nouns/subject of a sentence. We are not German. You don't need to specify that your new internet connection has a better Router and you've bought a Trowel and Bucket for plastering.

Assuming any short technical term should be all capitals. PROD is not an acronym - it is short for production. It seems like any three letter word now is assumed to be an acronym. I run a test laboratory and someone just said "Get the LAB to look at it". Ok...

Grrr :)
 
Monday morning tiredness is a real thing


I need my bed


Also, its that time of year again, i better look at getting some quotes in for the car insurance renewal. Good thing is my non fault claim should now be wiped off , yay. Im back to a clean sheet
 
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Damn, i thought the non fault claim would be wiped off, it turns out it was 4.3 years ago so not quite 5 years has passed :/

Oh well, atleast it was a non fault claim.
 
I ****ing despair for the English language. I'm seeing a couple of trends emerge and they're very annoying:

Giving a capital letter to the nouns/subject of a sentence. We are not German. You don't need to specify that your new internet connection has a better Router and you've bought a Trowel and Bucket for plastering.

Assuming any short technical term should be all capitals. PROD is not an acronym - it is short for production. It seems like any three letter word now is assumed to be an acronym. I run a test laboratory and someone just said "Get the LAB to look at it". Ok...

Grrr :)

Heard today.. “More cold”.
 
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