What the feck have you done today?

Soft, light and airy on the inside of the crust, but crispy on the outside…yum, yum 👍
Mmm, just like my roast chicken and yorkie pudding on Sunday then 🤔


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I'm starting to see why you ride a bimota. Were talking pizza and scissors and you're talking handlebars. your confusion is duly noted🤭
You finally got it correct and found the handle bars - bloody well done finally - wharra cute giggle too, so proud 🙂


 
You finally got it correct and found the handle bars - bloody well done finally - wharra cute giggle too, so proud 🙂



I didn't say you knew where the handlebars were on a bimota only that it had some. It's a 50/50 chance what end they are depending how many hallucinogens you've taken.

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Yesterday i made a roof to go over the chickens dust bath. A few months back b's brother asked if we wanted some aluminium rings that he was going to throw out.
They were bespoke light fittings from a restaurant i think.
Anyhu, we grabed em although we had no idea of what to do with em, we just like free stuff.
When i decided to make a roof i thought the larger 2 would be just the ticket.
I screwed 2 bits of corrugated iron to em, cut em down a bit and buried em about 400 deep so it wont blow away.
Bit tricky to do one handed, although to be honest i threw the sling away after 7 days and have quite a bit of use of my right arm, just cant do any lifting and atm i cant physically raise it above shoulder hight. Had to get b to dig the holes .
Its come out good and the chooks love it. Put a few sticks of timber off it as well coz they love climbing and perching.
Just have 4 more pairs of rings of various sizes the use up now.
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Fantastic chap. At least it gets them into the,walking into the oven mindset (y)

Hows the shoulder doing :unsure:
Pretty dam good. As i mentioned i ditched the sling after a week. The surgeon did actually ring me back , on day six, so got to have a chat and although common belief is total immobilization of the arm for up 6 weeks he said get it moving and lose the sling when comfortable so i ditched it the next day. It is going to take a while to be back to normal and there is still quite a bit of pain but its not unbearable, down to 2 pain killers a day from 8 for the first 2 days!
Got to be very carefull as well, no lifting! Fucken hard to remember that one as its just instinctive to grab something that needs moving and get on with it.
Start physio on thursday and cant wait!
The scars are a bit of a let down though, thought they would be way cooler...
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Pretty dam good. As i mentioned i ditched the sling after a week. The surgeon did actually ring me back , on day six, so got to have a chat and although common belief is total immobilization of the arm for up 6 weeks he said get it moving and lose the sling when comfortable so i ditched it the next day. It is going to take a while to be back to normal and there is still quite a bit of pain but its not unbearable, down to 2 pain killers a day from 8 for the first 2 days!
Got to be very carefull as well, no lifting! Fucken hard to remember that one as its just instinctive to grab something that needs moving and get on with it.
Start physio on thursday and cant wait!
The scars are a bit of a let down though, thought they would be way cooler...
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I was meant to wear one of those boot things for a couple of weeks, i only wore it for a day and the pain killers are fucking heavy shit man!! As ever i just put up with it and went out riding. I have good movement in my left ankle now as at first i was struggling to change gear. It's so much better now and the swelling has gone down but my leg is taking it's time to go down. I will see a dr if it is still is swollen, the worry is sepsis as i have had that before and the leg is red, could be me being paranoid!!🤷‍♂️
Hope you recover well dude.(y)
 
Pretty dam good. As i mentioned i ditched the sling after a week. The surgeon did actually ring me back , on day six, so got to have a chat and although common belief is total immobilization of the arm for up 6 weeks he said get it moving and lose the sling when comfortable so i ditched it the next day. It is going to take a while to be back to normal and there is still quite a bit of pain but its not unbearable, down to 2 pain killers a day from 8 for the first 2 days!
Got to be very carefull as well, no lifting! Fucken hard to remember that one as its just instinctive to grab something that needs moving and get on with it.
Start physio on thursday and cant wait!
The scars are a bit of a let down though, thought they would be way cooler...
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Proper man's manly scars. None of them delicate poofta pussy scars.
 
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