Mr pigeon tried to commit suicide this morning. Frightened the life out me as it hit the French doors. Tough old bird though, as Mrs S saw it fly off. Left a nice imprint on the glass.
Should have gone to peck savers.
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The Children's Off Topic Thread
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Stephen
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qbman1
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I stuck some (very tasteful !) butterfly transfers on ours and we have't had a kamikaze pigeon since
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Stephen
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You, tasteful....... 
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Mervyn and Trish
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This is the off topic thread and Cubie and taste seem as far apart as topics can get
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I quite like topics
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Mervyn and Trish
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Anything chocolate works for me
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Just back from a long weekend down in Somerset - pre "big" birthday celebrations with friends - made good use of my National Trust membership 
found some great restaurants too.
Off on Friday up north to celebrate with the family - so much food and drink - is it me or do others get to a point where it's all too much and just a quiet night in with feet up in front of the TV with a cup of tea sounds idyllic
found some great restaurants too.Off on Friday up north to celebrate with the family - so much food and drink - is it me or do others get to a point where it's all too much and just a quiet night in with feet up in front of the TV with a cup of tea sounds idyllic
Janis
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Is "tea" a euphemism for something a little stronger?
But yes!
But yes!
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Stephen
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Re: The Children's Off Topic Thread
A bit like the end of a cruise. Beans on toast sounds wonderful
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Re: The Children's Off Topic Thread
No Merv "tea" means tea - milk with one sugar and strongMervyn and Trish wrote: 11 Sep 2017, 09:27Is "tea" a euphemism for something a little stronger?
But yes!
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Sugar in tea! Yuk.Jan Rosser wrote: 11 Sep 2017, 09:34No Merv "tea" means tea - milk with one sugar and strongMervyn and Trish wrote: 11 Sep 2017, 09:27Is "tea" a euphemism for something a little stronger?
But yes!
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A brandy would be nicer
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Happydays
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Went shopping this morning for a few bits and pieces for our next cruise 
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That maxed the credit card then
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Only a dent 
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Lovely morning here.
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Must have missed morning
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Nice day here as well just back from giving our dog a walk in Culross and another one at Devilla Forrest, she likes the Forrest best she can have a good run about through the trees
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Been to the M1 for a coffee today
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Re: The Children's Off Topic Thread
She had a toasted teacake too!
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