@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou mean your self proclaimed perfection has been extremely exaggerated. 😉
My perfection has been marginally exaggerated.
-VR
@ghost-of-a-duke saidAnd Rusty's exaggerations have been perfectly marginalized. 😊
My perfection has been marginally exaggerated.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidLesson learned? 🤔
Worst ever DIY disaster. (And I've had a few).
In my previous home totally replaced an old bathroom with a beautiful white suite, black granite floor tiles etc (which I had to hire a special tool to cut). Final (simple) job was to screw in a door threshold strip. Found however that I was one screw short and so instinctively reached for my hammer and pounded in a na ...[text shortened]... plumber to replace a section of pipe, I had to pull up some of the lovely floor tiles.
Nightmare.
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@great-big-stees saidA few years ago, when taking the usual walk, for some inexplicable reason I chose to deviate from the normal route, and ended up totally lost in the lake district where I live. Had to be traced by police helicopter and picked up by police car.
Lesson learned? 🤔
@great-big-stees saidA week or two later I was cutting a hole in a new worktop, (for the sink) which I had balanced across the kitchen units, and managed to saw through one of the new cupboard doors I had only just hung. (Cost me 80 quid to replace).
Lesson learned? 🤔
@torunn saidLol, wow!!
A few years ago, when taking the usual walk, for some inexplicable reason I chose to deviate from the normal route, and ended up totally lost in the lake district where I live. Had to be traced by police helicopter and picked up by police car.
You are lucky that you were rescued. I've watched survival shows where the smallest of blunders lead to a horrific adventure, that can end in death.
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@torunn saidOh my Lollo, that must have been terrifying!!
A few years ago, when taking the usual walk, for some inexplicable reason I chose to deviate from the normal route, and ended up totally lost in the lake district where I live. Had to be traced by police helicopter and picked up by police car.
About 6 months ago, I stood at an ATM and absolutely could not remember my PIN. I had to drive home and ask my wife! I felt so stupid. I mean, I use my debit card practically every day.
I felt that maybe early-onset dementia was in the works. Scary stuff.
Happily, nothing like that's occurred since.
@very-rusty saidYes Rusty, you're RHP's master of clever word-play. We get it.
And wolfy can't come up with something original!!! 😛
-VR
Sorry if I stepped on your fingers there pal.
@wolfe63 saidYes, that's true, it makes us wonder... what's going on...?
Oh my Lollo, that must have been terrifying!!
About 6 months ago, I stood at an ATM and absolutely could not remember my PIN. I had to drive home and ask my wife! I felt so stupid. I mean, I use my debit card practically every day.
I felt that maybe early-onset dementia was in the works. Scary stuff.
Happily, nothing like that's occurred since.
@wolfe63 saidNext time old chap, ring your wife from your mobile. Save on the petrol.
Oh my Lollo, that must have been terrifying!!
About 6 months ago, I stood at an ATM and absolutely could not remember my PIN. I had to drive home and ask my wife! I felt so stupid. I mean, I use my debit card practically every day.
I felt that maybe early-onset dementia was in the works. Scary stuff.
Happily, nothing like that's occurred since.
😲
@very-rusty saidcoming from the original, "i'm a brick and i'll never change and you cain't make me because i'm a brick" guy,
And wolfy can't come up with something original!!! 😛
-VR
this is ironic to the infinite degree
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWould that I could. I went to the market just across the street. Do you think I was smart enough to take my phone?
Next time old chap, ring your wife from your mobile. Save on the petrol.
😲
@wolfe63 saidYou drove to the market just across the street?!
Would that I could. I went to the market just across the street. Do you think I was smart enough to take my phone?
😲
(The Ghost is in one of those moods).