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mossy wrote: This - Shed talk- sounds very interesting ! Does it involve any dueling ?
Only during Shed Games! 9pm Wednesday - be there, Mossy... Basically Mike (or Johnny) places an item in their Shed and we have to guess what it is... Fun for all the family! You never know, guess the item on Wednesday and you'll already have more Shed Points than the game's first host! BTW, Mike - what do Shed Points make?
SHEDi xxx
State of Love and Trust wrote: Morning
I have the day from hell today :( Another part of Latin GCSE, the hardest part, and also English Lit GCSE
Not feeling good
Good luck, Jack! I'm sure you'll be fine - not sure about the Latin, but for English Lit, just take your time reading the questions and planning your answers and whatever you say/argue, try and back it up with an example...
SHEDi xxx
State of Love and Trust wrote: Morning
I have the day from hell today :( Another part of Latin GCSE, the hardest part, and also English Lit GCSE
Not feeling good
good luck to you Jack.
Gnome Alone wrote:
Which of the gigs are folks thinking of going to? London would be my nearest
Looking forward to meet you there, Dave 
PS - Mike, you better be there this time 
Maya
Mall Teaser wrote:
Gnome Alone wrote:
Which of the gigs are folks thinking of going to? London would be my nearest
Looking forward to meet you there, Dave
PS - Mike, you better be there this time
Maya
Likewise!
SHEDi xxx
Mall Teaser wrote:
Gnome Alone wrote:
Which of the gigs are folks thinking of going to? London would be my nearest
Looking forward to meet you there, Dave
PS - Mike, you better be there this time
Maya
When's J clear off then May...I miss my friend :(
Jealous of Bangor.
PS...I'm thinking Londond too...but sssshhhh don't tell the london Order :D
Steve Campbell wrote:
Mall Teaser wrote:
Gnome Alone wrote:
Which of the gigs are folks thinking of going to? London would be my nearest
Looking forward to meet you there, Dave
PS - Mike, you better be there this time
Maya
When's J clear off then May...I miss my friend :(
Jealous of Bangor.
PS...I'm thinking Londond too...but sssshhhh don't tell the london Order :D
Well, you're pretty safe posting here, then... 
SHEDi xxx
I think some people must steer clear in oder to maintain some sort of pretence of normality and reliability at work... Since I work with teenagers however, spending a little time in the Shed makes a lot more sense than what they're on about... 
I'd say I'd stick around for a chat Ron, but it's my lunch break in 5 minutes and I need to go to the bank...
SHEDi xxx
Hi Ron
Not very happy today - 
why can't they come here?
Can't afford to go all the way to England.
Barnette wrote: Can always hope.
indeed. they could still come later in the year, or early next year.
NOOLigan wrote:
Barnette wrote: Can always hope.
indeed. they still come later in the year, or early next year.
Well my dear Ron, I hope you are right.
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote: Nice avatar Barnette, punk bird!!
they are a pest. in summer about 50 of the buggers wake me up at 5 am as they do their fly bye.
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote: Nice avatar Barnette, punk bird!!
She's my baby. Don't take any notice of Ron. He should be embracing nature at it's best - Cocky's in Chorus.
anyway i'm watching the phantom of the opera again, so please give me some quiet for a while. :D
NOOLigan wrote:
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote: Nice avatar Barnette, punk bird!!
they are a pest. in summer about 50 of the buggers wake me up at 5 am as they do their fly bye.
Actually i watched a documentary on parrots, and there's thousands of wild cockatoo's in Oz. Considering they go for over £1000 here, it's no wonder so many wild-caught birds are for sale. Budgies are a nightmare too apparently.
NOOLigan wrote: anyway i'm watching the phantom of the opera again, so please give me some quiet for a while. :D
squark, squark, squark, squark, squark.............
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote: Nice avatar Barnette, punk bird!!
they are a pest. in summer about 50 of the buggers wake me up at 5 am as they do their fly bye.
Actually i watched a documentary on parrots, and there's thousands of wild cockatoo's in Oz. Considering they go for over £1000 here, it's no wonder so many wild-caught birds are for sale. Budgies are a nightmare too apparently.
yup. we have parrots, cockatoos and budgies in abundance here in the wild, and in my garden.
Barnette wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: anyway i'm watching the phantom of the opera again, so please give me some quiet for a while. :D
squark, squark, squark, squark, squark.............
i said quiet.
NOOLigan wrote:
Barnette wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: anyway i'm watching the phantom of the opera again, so please give me some quiet for a while. :D
squark, squark, squark, squark, squark.............
i said quiet.
You mean you don't have a Shed Mute button...
SHEDi xxx
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
[magenta]Jem[/magenta] wrote: Nice avatar Barnette, punk bird!!
they are a pest. in summer about 50 of the buggers wake me up at 5 am as they do their fly bye.
Actually i watched a documentary on parrots, and there's thousands of wild cockatoo's in Oz. Considering they go for over £1000 here, it's no wonder so many wild-caught birds are for sale. Budgies are a nightmare too apparently.
Jesus, we got our girl for $200, about 80 quid in your money, that was about eight years ago now. We do have heaps of them over here though, as we do Corellas.
We also had some Major Mitchell cockatoos but had to sell them when we moved house. I have one tattooed on my hip!! They are absolutely beautiful birds.
