Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

[Panno]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Zenstyle;1187610 wrote: How's you today Panno?

I'm trying to get myself geared up for some serious house cleaning... inside and out. The older I get, the less I like to clean... I wonder why that is. (When I was terminally trolleyed the gaff was always spick and span... no clue what that's about...)

I'm good thanks Zen.........and I definately know about cleaning trolleyed

[Panno]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Just read back....Congratulations JC :wd:

[Panno]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

How come your not off to the Gym, is your foot ok

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

:goodjob: Jackie!!!

Hiya Panno & Zennie

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Panno;1187623 wrote: How come your not off to the Gym, is your foot ok

Nowt wrong with her foot

[Panno]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Hello Mr T had a good day at the office, I'm just about to leave mine :yay:

[Panno]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

If that was me I would be looking for my next excuse :H

[Panno]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Off to hit the road folks, might catch you later but have a date with Haratio tonight

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Thank feck I don't ever have to do housework.

[Tabbers (a.k.a. KTAB)]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Revellers at this year's Oktoberfest in Germany drank a record number of beers, taking advantage of balmy late summer weather, organisers said today as the festivities ended.

A total of 6.9m visitors staggered around the cavernous beer tents in Munich, drinking 7.5m "steins", litre-sized measures of local brew, despite a record high price of ?9.

Last year, 6.4m people drank 7m litres (12.3m pints).

To soak up the beer, party-goers also consumed 118 oxen (one more than last year), 53 calves and thousands of chickens.

Several days of soaring temperatures boosted visitor numbers, organisers said, contributing to an especially good atmosphere and a sharp rise in the amount of non-alcoholic drinks consumed.

The Munich police also had a quieter time, being called into action 2,175 times, around 100 times fewer than last year.

There were also fewer incidents of stein glasses being used to clobber other visitors round the head and significantly fewer cases of alcohol-induced unconsciousness, authorities said.

"Happily, the upward trend of attacks with beer glasses did not continue this year," said the police in its concluding report on the festival. There were 58 cases, compared to 62 in 2010, the police added.

While this is the 201st anniversary of the beer festival, it is only the 178th edition, as the event was cancelled during two cholera outbreaks and two world wars, as well as other economic and political crises.

[Tabbers (a.k.a. KTAB)]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Dunno why but this made me smile.

[Tabbers (a.k.a. KTAB)]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

I wonder if the rise in non al drinks consumed had anything to do with the especially good atmosphere and less people getting clobbered around the head with litre beer glasses.
Or maybe its just a mere coincidence.....

[Recluse]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

Wot's housework?

[Tabbers (a.k.a. KTAB)]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

And more importantly, is there extreme housework?

[Recluse]

Army Thread Tuesday 4 October

:H:H:H