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OhMyFleecingGod Jan 2016 2:01pm, 26 Jan 2016 26,161 posts	0 OhMyFleecingGod I realised if was Australia Day when I wrote a cheque earlier. I need to make an appointment at the consulate and thinking about it they'll be shut due to the national holiday, so that phone call can go on tomorrow's list
Wriggling Snake Jan 2016 2:26pm, 26 Jan 2016 10,938 posts	0 Wriggling Snake well done .B., while McG is in the library he might want to look up calf and calfs: calf and calves. tea
McGoohan Jan 2016 2:41pm, 26 Jan 2016 21,144 posts	0 McGoohan carve and carves? I like to carve my calves
decorum Jan 2016 2:50pm, 26 Jan 2016 306 posts	0 decorum Charging new phones for 30 minutes prior to their first switch on (A bloke following instruction book ~ and choosing to ignore second hand info received over landline).
RichHL Jan 2016 3:01pm, 26 Jan 2016 11,057 posts	0 RichHL My calves are shot. Really shouldn't have worn those shoes for 15 racing miles on Sunday but it did feel good at the time. In other news, this teleconference thing isn't working and MrsHL's physiotherapy appointment wasn't booked with her physiotherapist. Tuesday is taking lessons from Monday.
OhMyFleecingGod Jan 2016 3:54pm, 26 Jan 2016 26,165 posts	0 OhMyFleecingGod wonders who the appointment was actually booked with
OhMyFleecingGod Jan 2016 3:58pm, 26 Jan 2016 26,166 posts	0 OhMyFleecingGod We need a new pair of phones. One of them vanished shortly after purchasing and one is naff all use in a 3 storey house, you can't even hear it 2 floors away! The answering machine suddenly bursts into speech occasionally and gives me a right shock
LazyDaisy Jan 2016 4:19pm, 26 Jan 2016 13,102 posts	0 LazyDaisy My laptop is playing up again. Each time it does this I find a way to revive it; it's now a battle of wills between me and Microsoft.
Wriggling Snake Jan 2016 4:25pm, 26 Jan 2016 10,944 posts	0 Wriggling Snake a computer does NOT have a will. tea
Badger Jan 2016 4:29pm, 26 Jan 2016 6,730 posts	0 Badger My computers would be well advised to make wills.