Hi Judy,
Filter coffee, NO.
Kettle.
Fridge (80% beer)
Cooker.
3 tier steamer,
George Foreman grill,
Microwave.
Liquidiser
Big TV.
Computer with Broadband.
Hi-Fi system.
Room for 12 seated for the movies.
It's a big shed and all made by my youngest boy and myself over 3 weekends.
Todays quote from the shed......
"Some lifestyles seem complicated, but only for the first hundred years"
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Well, I tried to get into the chat room but failed miserably.
"Desired Nickname"?... Is that the one I use on the Forums or a different name altogether?
"Nick password"?.... Did that but no joy.
"Enter the chat room as normal"..... Errr, tricky one, this is. If you've never managed to get in, how do you know what Normal is?
I did all the / ID and /activate stuff (Upper and lower case).... Zip, nada, zilch.
I think I'll go and catalogue my amusing Cornflakes collection, lol
"Desired Nickname"?... Is that the one I use on the Forums or a different name altogether?
"Nick password"?.... Did that but no joy.
"Enter the chat room as normal"..... Errr, tricky one, this is. If you've never managed to get in, how do you know what Normal is?
I did all the / ID and /activate stuff (Upper and lower case).... Zip, nada, zilch.
I think I'll go and catalogue my amusing Cornflakes collection, lol
Hi Guys,
I'm Steve and I joined today. (Sounds like an AA meeting)
I read a thread about introducing yourself so here goes.
I'm the wrong side of 50 if you like younger men but the right side of 50 if you like older ones.
As you see from my picture on the left, I'm a parrot lover and she is called Geordie.
I live in the North West of England and spend most of my time in a shed in the garden.
Not just an ordinary shed though, more like a home from home with all the mod cons.
I retired 10 years ago aged 45 and have no idea how I ever found the time to go to work.
I can usually see the funny side of any given situation and about the only thing I don't like is sleeping in the damp bit.
Steve.
(A gentle kiss on the cheek to the ladies and a gruff, manly handshake to the men)
I'm Steve and I joined today. (Sounds like an AA meeting)
I read a thread about introducing yourself so here goes.
I'm the wrong side of 50 if you like younger men but the right side of 50 if you like older ones.
As you see from my picture on the left, I'm a parrot lover and she is called Geordie.
I live in the North West of England and spend most of my time in a shed in the garden.
Not just an ordinary shed though, more like a home from home with all the mod cons.
I retired 10 years ago aged 45 and have no idea how I ever found the time to go to work.
I can usually see the funny side of any given situation and about the only thing I don't like is sleeping in the damp bit.
Steve.
(A gentle kiss on the cheek to the ladies and a gruff, manly handshake to the men)
Hi Guys, I'm new today and I'm trying to figure things out as I go along so if I sound a bit "know-it-all", I apologise in advance.
This webcam lark?
Isn't it a good idea for those people meeting somebody for the first time to get to know them a bit first?
OK, you can send a few e-mails back and forth and you can exchange pix but who is to say that the pix are of the actual person?
At least with a webcam you can see who you are talking to, especially if you can really talk as well rather than just type to each other.
After all said and done, anything that is an aid to personal safety is useful.
Just my opinion.
Steve
This webcam lark?
Isn't it a good idea for those people meeting somebody for the first time to get to know them a bit first?
OK, you can send a few e-mails back and forth and you can exchange pix but who is to say that the pix are of the actual person?
At least with a webcam you can see who you are talking to, especially if you can really talk as well rather than just type to each other.
After all said and done, anything that is an aid to personal safety is useful.
Just my opinion.
Steve
