CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

I find an escape hatch to the top of the nearest hill is favourable for us warren dwellingers ;>)

Talking of flooding... useless information for the day. When surveyed, the majority of Londoners said they would head for the underground stations if they heard sirens, assuming them to be air-raid sirens instead of flood warnings.

They would be dead wrong then.

Anyone for tea? (or Whiskey, Guiness, etc...)

I'll have a wee dram.

You want me to leave the bottle out for you as well? :-)

Bloody 'ell - how old were these Londoners....air raids? LOL

No weeing in the dram please ;>)

I think the point was that must of them were too young to tell the difference between the sirens, and again not knowing that it is possible for London to flood!!!

Do you think we could start up our own distillery?

LOL what with Keaydian around? Could do assuming we don't want to have any stock! ;>)
Just strikes me as odd that's all,the idea of an air raid occurring to people who are below pensionable age...now if they had said a bomb warning siren, that would have made sense...it's just been an incredibly long time since air raids were an issue - unless they really are so out of touch they think terrorists have their own supply of planes!

Light early dinner I think....
salmon pasta salad with peppers and spring onions from the yard opps garden out the back...followed by yoghurt and fresh cherries.

:O(

(Shouts through the door) I'm in the gents again, aaaaahhhhhhhhhh.

If it was a bomb warning then I definitely would not be heading for the underground!

Perhaps we could produce more than K. can drink, after all we could keep him supplied with the rough stuff and keep him in a semi-concious state. That way no problem with him trying to find his axe either :-)

Dinner sounds good - Thanks.

I am going to spend some time in the hammock eating my ice cream. My own make, rum and banana. A bit heavy on the rum but nice all the same. Use only a stainless steel spoon, cheaper metal ones seem to dissolve somehow!

Help yourselves if so inclined. (Government health warnings apply).

No I agree with you JS, people are strange aren't they...maybe heard stories from the last war of how people headed for the underground as safety, gawd more recent events would prove that a bad idea! Hampstead heath is possibly about the highest ground I suppose - for a flood - or better still the post office tower, having packed provisions first of course.

Wouldn't like to guess how much it would take to keep K in a semi-conscious state...sounds like a rod for our own backs to me...we need another string to our bow...but what?

Don't ask me... but this ice cream is very good... hic!

JS - you#re not short the dow are you? Basing this question on the fact that you said always go in the opposite direction to you and my ftse short ain't doing a lot cos the dow is holding up! ;>)

I was Bunny, but I've just closed out so you should be fine now!!!

LOL ;>)
Glass of wine?
wonder if Socs wants one? mind you on top of all that rum...him being in a hammock...may not be a good idea...

BTW it seems K is locked in the loo again, you'll have to get him out, I obviously can't go in the gents. (thats me off the hook!)
;>)

Thanks muchly. Yep K. is locked in, I thought it wise what with the axe sharpner guy coming tomorrow :-)