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I can't do next Tuesday, I'm babysitting for our Shaun
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I can manage Friday. Hurry up with the tea, luv. I'm that parched.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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OriginalGriff wrote: tea gin, luv. I'm that parched.
FTFY.
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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Only if they have the new Poison Apple iPhone 10.
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+5 for the cheese on this one.
Jeremy Falcon
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And I have a new back drop...
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So cold, he dog just came in, turned around and went out again.
Our hot tank went the way of ladies of negotiable affection and started to leak. so Mr Plumber is doing the replacement. We have been without hot water all day and the heating is also off as it's connected.
I really picked a great day to work from home.
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Sounds like the plumber picked a great day to work from your home, too.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Just looked outside and dog is curled up asleep on the patio.
Living room carpet was obviously too cold for him... 
veni bibi saltavi
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You in England? It aint that cold you wuss. And your dogs a wuss too
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It bloody is if you have no heating. The dog is of desert stock and is not impressed by any temperature below 30°C
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Not had the heating on since before Christmas (ok ive been in france for some of that time). t's warm on the South coast
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Not here. actually it's not too bad, but chilly enough for my old bones!
veni bibi saltavi
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It was snowing in Bristol Tuesday night, I saw it outside my Window or rain that can move up.
It was clear the next morning...
modified 10-Jan-18 10:54am.
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It gets cold in the desert at night.
But he'll do JUST fine in any temperatures you have in the UK as long as he's well fed and has some kind of shelter
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You need to understand that half the housing stock in the UK was built in the Victorian era.
It is sh*t. Cold, damp, f***ing dreadful. Should have been torn down and replaced with something modern.
It can be 10 C outside. It feels the same inside.
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In my experience the Victorian stock can be a lot better than relatively new builds.
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You must have experience some really sh*tty new builds. Surprised they are even legal if they are that poorly insulated.
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Wasn't talking about just insulation, more in general, some new builds just have a cheap feel about them.
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yeah, some of the new stiff is cheaply put up (like American houses), but it should be well insulated.
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Sunday, water line under the house froze; used a forced air propane heater to get it thawed.
And, heating unit stopped working; heating the house using firewood and a wood burning insert in the fireplace. We adapt as needed and make sure we have 'low technology' options.
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So, you're saying it's as devoid of thermal excitation as the dextro-mammary of a female necromancer?
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In a feminine supportive undergarment made from a copper/zinc alloy, no less.
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Do witches wear such things?
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