Little Things You Hate

beeb said:
Ah - I never knew its name! Was an old family favourite.
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Just add flame! To get extra funky you can flick ground cinnamon into the flames and get some pretty twinkles, which are a key aspect of cherries jubilee.
 
Company reps not showing to provide quotes. Had booked two different companies to provide quotes for some work (different days) and neither showed. No call or message. If you don’t want to do the job just say so. Perhaps it’s the universe telling me to do it my self (gutter replacement)
 
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My postman can eat a dick! So can the neighbours he keeps giving my mail too. Had a sizeable pile jammed in the mailbox today, all bills of course from the last few organisations that can't email me a bill. The oldest is from may!
 
hifiandmtb said:
Been there too, walked the perimeter, respected the areas asked not to photograph.

Hugely spiritual place, would never be my place to decide what I should do there.
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I have little interest in sky fairies of any culture. But mostly I wasnt able to muster any respect for the locals at the time for a bunch of other reasons.

Not a popular position I know, but meh. Its geology, its no different from climbing in Yosemite - I respect for them for what they are, not because some people believe in ghosts.
 
If you can't feel a spiritual place, that's sad.

It's nothing about sky fairies or anything. It's about feeling that a place is special.
 
What do you mean by spiritual? No, that’s getting into religion and that’s a one way trip to tedium...

Like I said, at the time I had my reasons for zero respect for the customs of the locals.

I have waaaay more respect for natural wonders like that than humans. View from the top was monumentally astounding. That could be said to have been spiritual.
 
Haakon said:
What do you mean by spiritual? No, that’s getting into religion and that’s a one way trip to tedium...

Like I said, at the time I had my reasons for zero respect for the customs of the locals.

I have waaaay more respect for natural wonders like that than humans. View from the top was monumentally astounding. That could be said to have been spiritual.
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would you ride your road bike through a cemetery?
 
fatboyonabike said:
would you ride your road bike through a cemetery?
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Have done so before... Also a mountain bike :)

I’d say I wouldn’t mind my grave being turned into some hectic jump, but I intend on being incinerated. Mouldering in the ground gives me the creeps...

You can use my ashes in cement for some trail features :)
 
Well either I have just thrown $200 into the wind and not noticed, or I didn't collect my cash from the atm...here's hoping for the latter. Well assuming that there is some way to get that money back. What a great evening!
 
pink poodle said:
Well either I have just thrown $200 into the wind and not noticed, or I didn't collect my cash from the atm...here's hoping for the latter. Well assuming that there is some way to get that money back. What a great evening!
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If no-one happens by and grabs it, the machine should suck it back in and you'll get it back. Not that I've ever done exactly the same stupid ass thing myself

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