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what are you doing today? - bigpaul - 15 July 2013
OK so its quiet on here at the mo, so what is everyone doing today?(dosent have to be prep related).
RE: what are you doing today? - Skean Dhude - 15 July 2013
Yes. It does. Use Facebook for your general chats.
RE: what are you doing today? - bigpaul - 15 July 2013
oh poo..spoilsport!!
RE: what are you doing today? - Arnie72 - 15 July 2013
Looking at the kids paddling pool and thinking how I could use it for water storage post SHTF - with my feet chilling nicely in it!
RE: what are you doing today? - bigpaul - 15 July 2013
just bought another 25 wooden arrows on ebay for £39.99(free postage) and another 4 arrow tubes £6.49 each(free postage).delivery due Wednesday!
RE: what are you doing today? - Arnie72 - 15 July 2013
Oh and just got an email saying my new shooting jacket and spotting scope have been despatched ....yay!
RE: what are you doing today? - TheFalcon - 15 July 2013
Been gardening for my old man in this bloody heat
Applied for a shit load of jobs
Been practice shooting on the 175lber and the 80lber crossbows
About to eat some sausages and beans for lunch
RE: what are you doing today? - Carnebwen - 15 July 2013
Might as well read a book if I can't interact with the community.
RE: what are you doing today? - Bucket - 15 July 2013
At the moment enjoying a cold drink while waiting for the latest coat of woodstain to dry on the new cabinets in the workshop. Hopefully should get the varnish on this afternoon, and then get all the stuff/tools in them.
RE: what are you doing today? - River Song - 15 July 2013
Generally dozing as Monday is my day off.
Half reading Dan Brown's Inferno. Finished Alas Babylon and 2/3 through
the Patriot.
I wish someone would write something like these from a UK perspective.