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That's because John and all his mates are out enjoying the sunshine ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wood Borer
Actually, shades are definitely optional down this part of the world at the moment. We've got a few hundred of your neighbours up here in the caravan park who are very upset about the weather. I derive a lot of pleasure from telling them when they ask that it has set in and could be like this for days, if not weeks :D:D
Tell them not to return because the weather here is RS also. Pretty cold last night but I think it is improving. BBQ tonight perhaps but probably red rather than beer - damn I will have both. :D
My boss is in Merimbula at the moment so I guess he won't be happy with the weather.
I'm a opinionated git who doesn't give a $hit about any one elses opinion. I have no life and I spend my entire day in front of the keyboard waiting for someone to post something so I can ignore it and give my opinion. I don't actually do any woodwork.
Don't want to make anyone jealous or anything, after all I can't see it except on the web!! (but it was great till 8.00 this morning!) but
http://www.maroochytourism.com/ausnet_looview.htm
Cheers,
P
No he will not. We had snow on the Brown a couple of days ago and it is 14 deg. and raining at the moment. There is blue sky as I look out the window though but the forecast is not good. He'll probably be cranky when he gets back to work ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wood Borer
Hmmm... and I'm going to NZ next week!!Quote:
Originally Posted by silentC
I think I'll take a jumper!
P :D
Blimey, how do you get near the water for a swim with all those people lolling about? At least with this weather you can walk down the beach without ducking and weaving like it's George Street.Quote:
Originally Posted by bitingmidge
watch Channel Nine? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by JackoH
Richard :D
Unlike others I don't have the excuse that I am chained to the computer through work commitments so I presume your comments are squarely aimed at me so let me reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackoH
Firstly why should we turn of our computers ? Is there a reason you could elaborate upon, please. Is there something I don't know? We never switch off our computers nor do we disconnect from the net. That is mine as well as my wife and daughters computers. We just leave them on ready for use. :D :D :D
Secondly I get on during the late afternoon or evening and not all day and I do get outside when I go from the house to the workshop and vice versa. I even spend time in the garden as well.
Thirdly I have a life and a small part of that is being on this board where hopefully I am able to contribute something as well as having fun. Maybe you think this is a waste of time but then that is only your opinion. :mad: ( Not worth tuppence in my book ) I also read the posts that I am interested in before commenting. :mad:
Fourthly your posting record is close to the limit you object to so you ought to start taking your own advice.
Finally you wondered if you would get a reaction, well you did, and a raspberry follows. :mad:
Peter.
Grunt, although not wishing to be a spelling nazi :eek: , may I ever so humbly suggest that you pray to the High Priestess not prey on her :D or she will definately smite you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grunt
Peter.
BTW Jackoh,you might wish to take note that I did read this post before commenting. :p
Sturdee I'd give you a greenie but I'm all out.
We know.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Grunt
I forgot to add that I like hanging around with middle aged men talking about our tools.
I am very pleased at the reaction I got to my last post. I am also delighted at the considered and thoughtful replies it has received from most of you :D
You flatter yourself Sturdee.
My comments were not 'squarely aimed' at you or any particular individual, but at all of those whom the cap fits, so to speak.
However since you seem to want this to get personal may I point out that I have been contributing to this BB for over 5 years (for my nearly 1000 posts,) and some of these contributions have , I hope been worth more than tuppence. Also that although I live on the outskirts of Melbourne, Telstra are as yet unable to provide us with broadband, neither can I afford a separate line for my computer, hence I doin't leave it turned on all the time.
Also I love rasberries, especially with cream! :p
The sun is shining, the birds arer singing and I am now logging off and going outside. Who knows I might even spend some time at my lathe. :cool:
Now Jack, that is a low blow for us who are chained to our desks. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by JackoH
But that will be me next week and the week after hopefully. So I guess your cruel words will make me look forward to my time off even more - thanks.
I can't see myself upgrading to broadband, the service may not cost that much more but I would need a new PC and I would probably spend more time on the PC than in the shed and less money on woodwork - even if I do give most of it away.
Enjoy your time outside you lucky bugg@r and give us a report for tomorrow to hone my keeness even more. :D