h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

ahh, something entirely unexciting luckly I have no TV so i don't have to watch it.

i don't understand why my previous post took up so much horizontal space . Was it cause i didn't use any full stops or my return key at any stage??
Well, either way i apologise for that posting not only being boring but also emmensly difficult and annoying to read(take my advice-don't even bother trying..oh you didn't..well then..)

Actually, I'm just so boaring that not only did I read it all (thre times) but I emailed a copy of it to a few of my other really boaring friends food tonight, a rather unexciting pizza from freezer, which has been in the freezer since September.

I like sausage rolls cold rather than warm.

we had sausages for tea. I spent an hour talking to a friend on the phone.

I really like sausages. But I find it so difficult sometimes getting really nice sausages. Often from teh supermarket they arn't very good. I rarely get as far as a butchers, though when I do I buy lots of them.
I have eaten the pizza, which was totally dull and tasteless.
I'm now cooking hash browns, which I shall eat in sandwiches with tomato sauce.
Nothing has happened today, nothing that is, of any significence.

we had hash browns with our sausages..daughter loves them.Try tescos traditional or speciality sausages. The winter warming ones are great but don't know if you can still get them.

Rosti's are nicer than Hash Browns. Only buy the potato shred ones you buy in foil packets. The new Heinz ones arn't very nice.

I like this thread, because there's no need to read the backlog before writing...

I feel as if I've eaten to much.

*burp

rennies are good for indigestion.

It only took me 35 minutes to drive from Southampton to Chichester today. Don't suppose it'll be that easy when I've got to be there at 9am though.
Went to M&S on the way home but it was all tat so I didn't buy anything.

I find burping a good way to rid myself of indigestion *burp *burp Oh, I'm gettin far too excieted : I've been getting really annoyed of late of some of the high street stores; I used to be able to buy half decent shirts for about £30, just plain cotton, primary colours, or white, and not brand name stuff. and Now there is so little choice I don't know why I bother trying.... Plus, why, all of a sudden, as soon as we are in january do they get rid of most of the long sleeve shirts in place of short sleeved? Summer, and indeed spring, are some distance off as yet Oh, far too exciting, sorry *burp

Steady old chap, mind the blood pressure. My gripe is with the naff colours that are supposed to be "fashionable" this season. All yucky pastel lilac and baby blue urgghhh. What's wrong with black anyway?

I've not been able to buy a black shirt for over three years!: I just can't find any decent black shirts anywhere Most of the shirts I saw over the recent few months have been checked patturns : I guess it must be "in fasion", but not for me... I'll be a son of a farmers mistress, If I'm going to pay £30 for a checked shirt, if I was that desperate for one I'd pick one up for a few quid from army and navy....

Can you put tweed patches on a leather jacket?

I think so, but its not easy, a good seemstress, or mistress would be the best person to ask. I wouldn't do it with a good quality jacket though, having said which I'd risk it with my beaten old thing

The great irony hidden in Boredom is this: as soon as something is recognised as boring people gather to see what interest they can make of.

This thread being an example of that.

Being banal is something different though.....

deemikay

I like chips in brown gravy...


...actually I lied

I think none of us are dull.
well, probably.