Quote: reds @ 21st July 2015, 12:15 PM BSTAm very happy that none of neighbours saw me digging thru the wheelie bins to find the cheese knife I accidentally threw out.
"Damn...!"
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Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 19th July 2015, 6:06 PM BSTHas an inflamed eye...and bloody hates it.
Not a lot better yet.
Arg!
Ian Beale had a wrong eye this week. It was most distracting.
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Have decided to try and learn some sort of craft activity. Something very basic as completely failed art at school. My stick figure people still look they've been drawn by a 3 year old.
This will last as long as my idea to teach myself Spanish, which I gave up on after two weeks.
What crafts are you going to try? Cross stitch is surprisingly fun.
Quote: zooo @ 25th July 2015, 7:26 AM BSTWhat crafts are you going to try? Cross stitch is surprisingly fun.
Yes. I've seen some little kits in cheap shops for that. I think they are intended for small children....but so are my colouring books and I still enjoy them.
Well you can get adult ones too now, so people who take the piss out of colouring can stick it up their arse.
Quote: zooo @ 25th July 2015, 11:15 AM BSTWell you can get adult ones too now, so people who take the piss out of colouring can stick it up their arse.
I saw some of them last night. They cost about $20 and all seemed very detailed- I think they would frustrate me so I will stick with kiddie ones for now. I want a pirate one next!
I told someone at work when we were having a really stressful day to go buy some textas and a cheapish colouring book to distress. ...they didn't believe me.
Hehe. So what's your weapon of choice? Pencils, crayons, or pens?
I've felt a minor earthquake on each of my last several visits to Southern California and this trip is no exception. It felt like someone kicked my bed.
Quote: zooo @ 25th July 2015, 1:31 PM BSTHehe. So what's your weapon of choice? Pencils, crayons, or pens?
Textas. Although I like using crayons for very large backgrounds.
*googles*
Ah, I prefer pens too.
I love those really posh art pens (Letraset?) but they are so expensive. I need a sugar daddy. Just for stationery.
Quote: DaButt @ 25th July 2015, 2:06 PM BSTI've felt a minor earthquake on each of my last several visits to Southern California and this trip is no exception. It felt like someone kicked my bed.
I like on that page that they tell you it was a 'good' quality earthquake.
Quote: zooo @ 25th July 2015, 2:56 PM BST*googles*
Ah, I prefer pens too.
I love those really posh art pens (Letraset?) but they are so expensive. I need a sugar daddy. Just for stationery.
I'm sure Donald Trump would buy you a pen if you're nice to him.
Quote: reds @ 25th July 2015, 1:55 AM BSTHave decided to try and learn some sort of craft activity. Something very basic as completely failed art at school. My stick figure people still look they've been drawn by a 3 year old.
This will last as long as my idea to teach myself Spanish, which I gave up on after two weeks.
How about writing a sitcom?