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Bath sharing is fun.
A long while ago we stayed at a B+B in the Kendal area, stayed at the same one a few times.

On our first visit we spent a looong time in the bathroom (wink, wink), on a subsequent visit we got to see the visitors book. The hosts had described us as 'an odd couple' :eyebrows:

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Me and Mrs. Pony have started bath-sharing. When we are both in it we only need a half a kettle to fill up the bath :) Not sure how long the floor under the bath will cope, good thing we live in a bungalow :)

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Originally Posted by Firebottle

Bath sharing is fun.
A long while ago we stayed at a B+B in the Kendal area, stayed at the same one a few times.

On our first visit we spent a looong time in the bathroom (wink, wink), on a subsequent visit we got to see the visitors book. The hosts had described us as 'an odd couple' :eyebrows:

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Well that's Kendal for you. Next time try Burnley - they might think you're normal :)

I used to share baths with my girlfriend at university. Now I share showers with my partner (well how else can you wash your back properly?)

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Originally Posted by Barry

I used to share baths with my girlfriend at university. Now I share showers with my partner (well how else can you wash your back properly?)

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Students taking baths? You must have gone to one of the classier Unis. Back then so many of the students wore Afghan coats, which had a reputation for being a bit smelly when wet, but the smell was actually coming from the wearers - the coat just gave them something to blame...

I wonder what happened to all those Afghans? And also the trench coats, another popular choice. I had one of them too, but one night in the pub this bird (yes this was the 70s) tipped a bottle of patchouli oil over it. After that the coat was banned from my place of work, and I had to keep it in the basement until hometime. My mother thought I'd been "smoking drugs" as the hippies who frequented the corner shop where she worked smelled the same. Close but no cigar ;)

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

Following the October energy price hike of 12%, it looks as though the April one could be as high as 50% with a possible further estimated 12% tacked on in October.

This is crazy!! Government decisions have put us in a situation where we are held to ransom by foreign fuel suppliers.

We still have North Sea gas and oil, but that's not enough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_an...United_Kingdom

Why has there not been enough investment in renewables? There is still a significant shortfall!

Around 30% to 40% of our energy needs rely on imports.

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Something sensible on this. From the Mail of all places.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...ights-out.html

aye, thats the tories for you...:D

Just reads like a load of waffle to me.

Anybody want a slightly scuffed Honda Civic? :)

https://www.itv.com/news/tyne-tees/2...und-not-guilty

Remember seeing that when it happened. Thankfully the jury saw sense and the farmer was not guilty, but must still have been stressful for him. As for the little runts (yes, that’s an “r” :lol: ) that caused all this in the first place... grrrrrrrrr!


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