Be Excellent To Each Other

Arf! But seriously, we booked the 11th to the 14th off already.

Yes, closer to the time and we might not be able, so any news would be appreciated if timely, otherwise i'm whisking Russell to Harrogate for a long weekend.

That weekend is free to book.

I will go back and resurrect the thread in the next couple of days. Confirming dates means booking the cottage, which means paying the deposit, working out costs and amounts of people and whether we need the second cottage at all this year. Which is a bit of a faff.

But I appreciate we need to nail the time down ASAP.

Bit quiet in here today. So, PCs vs consoles.

Well if you will drive people away!

Then I'll never know.

throughsilver


In!


Hatiquette.

I'll tell you now and I'll tell you firmly
I don't never want to go to Burnley
What they do there don't concern me
Why would anybody make the journey?

I'll tell you know and I'll tell you flatly
I don't never want to go to Gatley
I don't even want to go to Batley
Where is that place exactly

Do I wanna to go to Redditch?
I wouldn't visit in a souped-up sheddish
what am I some kind of Nebbish?
No I don't want to go to Reddish

I'll tell you now and I'll tell you briefley
I don't never want to go to Keighley
I'll tell you now, just like I told Elsa Lanchester...
I don't ever want to go to... Cumbernauld

Oh fuck off, you cheerful nice person.

I agree with throughsilver, generally speaking. Cowboys didn't wear their hats indoors, did they, aye? No sir. Manners don't cost anything.

Same goes for people with ear phones in. Remove them whilst ordering at a shop or speaking with people even if your music, or whatever, is no longer playing.

Yes they did
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Same goes for people with ear phones in. Remove them whilst ordering at a shop or speaking with people even if your music, or whatever, is no longer playing.[/quote]
Oh god, I agree with this, though.

Most valid comment made on Beex ever.

Second most.

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You look...different.

Good stuff Curio.

a) Your camera phone is rubbish
b) Are you doing a poo on a train?






c) I've always thought removing hats in doors is just an extension of removing balaclavas, hoods or bike helmets. i.e. only criminals or the lazy are still going to be wearing them whilst indoors. Good little citizens always show their face.

Yes, this.

I sometimes keep my earphones in to keep my ears warm.

I've got hair?

You have a huge slug standing on your shoulder

We're meeting a photographer on Saturday. I'm going to ask him to assign copyright of the photos I buy from him over to me as part of the package, and then I'll licence them back to him (for free) so he can use them in his what nots as I want to be able to email them to people. naturally, photographers being as they are*, I can't see this going down well.

brain slug attack.

I can't see this going down well but good luck.

me, neither, but always worth asking.

He'll want a buyout fee which will be expensive.

Ta.

"Did they achieve any success under this bluebird brand?" http://t.co/S0tzEWPbse

Nauseating read, and I couldn't give a flying fuck about football...

I think my package comes with a CD of the photos included, I assume he'll do something similar?

I think so, I just want to ensure that Aunt Bertha in New Zealand can be emailed one or somesuch. I'm too honest for my own good.

I had that albeit low res images but our wedding photographers live over the road from us and are friends so there's no problems there.

We also appear on a lot of their business cards and branding.

Chinny Pro Tip: I put a camera in my pocket on the day and took my own photos from my viewpoint. I much prefer them to the official photos and it much better reflects my memories. I'm amazed more people don't do it.

I'd say find a suitably camera-fond friend and bribe him with beer to take them for you.

If you did that exclusively, wouldn't that mean that none of the photos would have both the bride and groom in it?

Although the idea of an entire wedding party wearing wearable cameras (Google Glass!) and all contributing their photos/videos at the end would be great.

Bearing in mind our Wedding cost less than 500 quid for everything (including rings and outfits) We just got everyone who came who had a camera to take shots (9 people in total including Pauline and me, 5 cameras).

Malc

You misunderstand. We had a proper photographer but my intention was to document the day from my viewpoint. hence my own camera.

Got you beat, mine was under £300.

Which perhaps goes some way to suggesting why it lasted a year and a half before we got divorced.

My outfit cost about 100, my ring about 20, Pauline was I think the other way round, then whatever the wedding costs, and the venue and food. It was probably about 400 all told.

Malc

<cries>

I can't remember what the wedding cost, but the divorce was more....

Remember, in Chinnyland you are married to Mimi and Davpaz is your child. This is totally incorrect obv, but its how my mind works.

Today I learnt that Spitfire Mk IXs had their bomb pylons subtly altered to carry kegs of beer from the UK to France just after D-Day. They also used the long range fuel tanks.

Thanks for the book, Mr The Vision! I am still reading it. it is most interesting.

Y'know, that might well be it!

No, this is completely correct

Mummy?

http://www.bradfordcamra.org.uk/beerfestival.html

Excellent. I might attend later on.

Just got a flash back of the Doctor Who episode with the kid in the gasmask.

Thanks

It made me think of the kids story "Owl Babies"

I think that's what it's called (3 baby owls waiting for their mum to come back from hunting, and the youngest always says "I Want my mummy!")

Malc

I have that book for BabyVision.