:) That's what it is Grant, hard to get motivated when outdoors is so grim and all my nice stuff is indoors. And I seem to have dropped very easily into a "retired, don't feel like working, don't have to, so I won't" mindset.
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:) That's what it is Grant, hard to get motivated when outdoors is so grim and all my nice stuff is indoors. And I seem to have dropped very easily into a "retired, don't feel like working, don't have to, so I won't" mindset.
you'll eventually want to so dont panic.. better weather will help a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Hope so, or Anita will find me plenty of (unpaid) work to do around the house :(
not ideal sitting in a plane at 16,000 ft and this happens :eek:
https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...a80c2.jpg.webp
Not quite what you would expect. Good picture of the problem area.
Boeing do seem to be having their troubles at the moment.
Nice bit of fresh air rather than breathing in covid, flu,cold bacteria and whatever else is going round the plane?
surprising no-one was sucked out...
yes, i said out;)
Probably a bit too fresh when you're sat there in your Hawaiian shirt and short shorts. Hopefully the cabin crew can lay on some BovrilQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo
It's always freezing cold on planes anyway.
Yes, but at 16,000' the outside air temperature is about -17C.