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Hipsters seem to have poor taste.the "sauce" turned out to be jam. I should have chewed on the plastic, it couldn't have tasted much worse than the stale cardboard-like cake,
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'Parcelfarce'
Hipsters seem to have poor taste.the "sauce" turned out to be jam. I should have chewed on the plastic, it couldn't have tasted much worse than the stale cardboard-like cake,
Thanks Steve, it was a pleasure doing it.Congrats and well done Bob on a great GAW.
I was in Sheffield, with one of my daughters, about 10 years ago, and they had 3 security guards in the post office there!I'm amazed you are not reporting on violence taking place at the post office.![]()
Always puts a spring in my step Steve!Waboom should get you going !
You're right Jer, from what I've seen, they do! Not sure what they made of me in my AK47 T-shirt (like I care)!
Hipsters seem to have poor taste.
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Good for you BobThanks Steve, it was a pleasure doing it.![]()
Cool pic!
Nice background Daniel!Good morning guardians, I hope everyone has a great day. View attachment 2304402The wife got some reusable “paper towels“ let’s see how long this lasts before she’s done putting them back on the roll.
We have a saying here " going postal " but it's based on postal workers going nuts and shooting other employees!!I was in Sheffield, with one of my daughters, about 10 years ago, and they had 3 security guards in the post office there!
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Yeah, I've heard it!We have a saying here " going postal " but it's based on postal workers going nuts and shooting other employees!!
Thank you Jeff. That's great news for you. Hope there are no residue headaches for you.Good to see "Palomino" again, Bob, it's such a lovely lamb! We came through the hurricane virtually unscathed, but the town center, about 9 miles away is flooded and states of emergency are all around us. House-bound today, carrying Gidge.
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Glad you're OK Jeff, and I hope the rest of the area is back to normal soon. Nice pic of GidgeGood to see "Palomino" again, Bob, it's such a lovely lamb! We came through the hurricane virtually unscathed, but the town center, about 9 miles away is flooded and states of emergency are all around us. House-bound today, carrying Gidge.
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That's great news Jeff! I've been worried about you.We came through the hurricane virtually unscathed,
Enshrine that in the hall of lambs Dwight.
I should have chewed on the plastic, it couldn't have tasted much worse than the stale cardboard-like cake, which tasted like a week-old doughnut. The raspberry tasted alright at least! Cost me £8 with coffee!.
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Not sure what they made of me in my AK47 T-shirt (like I care)!![]()
We have a saying here " going postal " but it's based on postal workers going nuts and shooting other employees!!
Always great advice anytime,anywhere.I saw a very interesting documentary about the incident, which occured at a postal facility (in Hawaii, I believe), that inspired the saying. The takeaway for me was: Be kind and considerate to everyone you encounter - you have no idea when a small show of compassion may, quite literally, save your life.
Thanks for the gorgeous lamb pics, all!![]()
Ehm... you didn't get the memo? Restaurant food isn't for eating any longer - it's function is simply to photograph well for social media. You go to the cafe, work up an appetite taking a bunch of photos, and then go home and bake a frozen pizza. You're not paying for flavor - you're paying for the "likes."
I once inquired about the price of a used t-shirt at a thrift shop masquerading as a fancy South Beach "vintage boutique" - the impatient Middle-Eastern gent behind the counter told me "fifty dollars!" "Fifty dollars?!" I asked, alarmed - to which he replied "you don't pay for shirt, you pay for style!" I decided I wasn't wealthy enough to be stylish and left.
The hipsters probably liked the shirt just fine- perhaps would've found it even more palatable if it included the countenance of Che Guevara but you can't please everyone all the time.
I saw a very interesting documentary about the incident, which occured at a postal facility (in Hawaii, I believe), that inspired the saying. The takeaway for me was: Be kind and considerate to everyone you encounter - you have no idea when a small show of compassion may, quite literally, save your life.
Thanks for the gorgeous lamb pics, all!![]()
I started consciously trying to be nice to people when I got to where I couldn't run so fast anymoreAlways great advice anytime,anywhere.![]()