Thread: Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere

Originally Posted by Ukan Kizmiaz

can never be too careful when laying a cable.

Or pipe for that matter.

Originally Posted by docmartin

Why did bees stop a cable being laid ?
A hazard for operators ?
Rough tough rig rats ?

Bees are Protected by law and you can't just kill them.

Sure the fine would have been lees but it was a good break for my crew LOL.

Bonefire tonight in the Bogside august 15
The Banner Says FOOK Soldier F
A live band playing at Free Derry wall
A 3 day Festival

Over Northern Asia somewhere on our way home from Thailand last time.
So much open space.

Originally Posted by Looper

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Anyway Hat if you want your piccies the right way up what works for me is if you open them in Windows Picture Viewer then rotate them right 90 and then close Windows Picture Viewer and then open the pic again and rotate it 90 left and then close it and then upload it and it will be the right way up.

You and Ant are simply too helpful.

To quote an old Arab proverb - may the fleas of a thousand camels infest your left armpit and may your right arm shrink so you cannot scratch it.
(I'm paraphrasing, of course)

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Bonefire tonight in the Bogside august 15
The Banner Says FOOK Soldier F
A live band playing at Free Derry wall
A 3 day Festival

Poor b'stards living next to that inferno.

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Bonefire

If you want to spell it phonetically it should be 'bone fayre'

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Poor b'stards living next to that inferno.

Nah ... screw 'em ... they'd all be in social housing

The royal palace in Nuku'alofa, Tonga

PH were you hiding in the flower border We had a representative from the Islands until recently but he left us.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

PH were you hiding in the flower border We had a representative from the Islands until recently but he left us.

Doing a Sean Spicer . . .

Seriously lovely place, seriously lovely people . . . a bit of a task ensuring the work is done, though . . . an interesting work ethic

Somebody should go through the 11,000 posts and pull out the best 10 for a comp.


#MakeItHappenDave

Just another Friday, Durbar Marg, Kathmandu...




the software needs to allow pix from mobiles to upload, but until then, if someone would oblige. Thx

Thx TC,

A parade we ran into walking from Durbar Square to Thamel, an unexpected but delightful surprise. So much bad makeup and so many bouncy fake boobs.










please repost, thx

Now that is some funked up shit. I really feel some sympathy for you. And all this time I thought I lived in a shmitt box.

Originally Posted by happynz

Thx TC,

A parade we ran into walking from Durbar Square to Thamel, an unexpected but delightful surprise. So much bad makeup and so many bouncy fake boobs.










please repost, thx

My local when i worked there was the Patan Durbar Square, the surrounding streets are great to walk around and you get a real sense of daily life, the Tihar festival is stunning to walk around with chalk paintings outside houses and butter candles. There is great silver shop that makes silver statues in the patan durbar and they had a stunning ganesh which back then was £400 but its was about 2 foot high - always regretted not buying it.

So much bad makeup and so many bouncy fake boobs.

. . . bouncy beats non-bouncy. Oh, hang on . . .

Sorry about being a bit 'off', but if you've not tried Chinese blood-letting combined with acupuncture . . . works a treat in relaxing your muscles and invigorating you. (Make sure the acupuncturist uses vacuum, not flame)

This is in NZ, done by a Korean who studied and lived in China

PM we phased that out in the UK in the 18th century.

Tha Mai, Chanthaburi, first house completed in a recent subdivision, sets a standard for the neighbours

^ When will they get power, appears to be no incoming supply?

^^ those eaves under the octagonal & square roofs look ideal for nesting birds - i give it a month before there are shit streaks down the nice new cream paint and two before they are boarded in or netted off. Hell of place though- someones got a couple of bob.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

PM we phased that out in the UK in the 18th century.

Thems wuz leechis!

I know it sounds and looks quite medieval . . . but it does really feel good after . . . and doesn't hurt as I am a pain-wuss