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I was sent to South Africa by Uncle Sam (slang for the US Government, for those who aren't familiar) for some medical wo...
02/07/2025

I was sent to South Africa by Uncle Sam (slang for the US Government, for those who aren't familiar) for some medical work. I bought some snacks at a Checkers here in Brooklyn (bread, butter, gouda cheese) in order to make a grilled cheese sandwich, but forgot that my hotel room does not have a stove. In a last-ditch effort to get myself a delicious grilled cheese, I resigned myself to asking the hotel staff if they'd be willing to use their kitchen to make a grilled cheese for me with the ingredients I had purchased - and, to my relief, they kindly agreed! Of course, I gave them a tip for their kind gesture, and now before me sits a plate of grilled cheese waiting to be devoured. And, because I'm in South Africa, I figured I'd purchase some chutney into which I shall dip my sandwich, because why not? I'll try it and see how it tastes!
American, size 13 US, 46 EU, and size 12 here in South Africa. I constantly find myself looking the wrong way before crossing the street around these parts.
Important edit: my room does not have a clothes iron. The purple thing is a kettle. Also, I purchased the chutney a while ago, which is why so much of it is gone, but only just alongside this post ate it with a grilled cheese/toasted cheese sandwich.

Not sure if this is permissible but my dull mate loves orangeCheck out his kitchen
02/07/2025

Not sure if this is permissible but my dull mate loves orange
Check out his kitchen

30+ years ago when my parents were outfitting their first house they stopped to purchase a can opener. Another gentleman...
02/07/2025

30+ years ago when my parents were outfitting their first house they stopped to purchase a can opener. Another gentleman shopping nearby saw them pick one up and said, “You’ll never regret buying that brand.” They thought it an odd statement to make about such a seemingly insignificant kitchen tool, but bought it anyway. It was a Swing-Away. It’s still working well and as far as I can remember it has been the only can opener we ever used. I’ve used other brands at friends’ homes, and the handle doesn’t turn well, or it’s hard to get started, but not this one!
Imagine my great joy when I was setting up my first apartment and found one at a thrift store! I snapped it right up. Now every time I see one at the thrift store I debate whether I need another (mine won’t wear out anytime soon), or perhaps I should stock them and give them out as housewarming gifts to friends.
I am not typically a brand-loyal person, and find it quite odd to be this particular about a can opener. I was telling a friend this strange tale as we cleaned her new apartment, then realized I needed to share it with my dull community.

Today is the 50th anniversary of the premiere of the greatest children's television program of all time, Bagpuss. For th...
02/07/2025

Today is the 50th anniversary of the premiere of the greatest children's television program of all time, Bagpuss. For those, like me , who were children in 1970s Britain, Bagpuss was compulsive viewing. It is also timeless as my son, who is now 23, would watch all 13 episodes on loop, luckily he didn't wear out the DVD.... Also, unlike the noisy modern offerings, I could have a quiet nap while he was watching Bagpuss.

I’ve recently been involved with the dull task of putting a concrete floor down in this new 200 metre long shed, (pictur...
02/07/2025

I’ve recently been involved with the dull task of putting a concrete floor down in this new 200 metre long shed, (picture is pre installation). After thinking about the job I thought I’d do the figures on it. the floor took 270 cubic metres of concrete to complete and levelled by laser levelling concrete screeders. because the entrance to the shed was too low we couldn’t get the concrete trucks inside so we had 3 dumpers running the concrete the full length of the building to start, each dumper carrying roughly 1 cubic metre every trip so each dumper made 90 trips. Each concrete delivery truck carried 7.5 cubic metres so in all 36 deliveries were made, each cube of concrete weighs on average 2400 kg and 648 tonnes of concrete was installed. We started at 7am and finished and 9.30pm. The new concrete floor was then power floated to a mirror finish which took a further constant 16 hours.
Male 55, size 9 and in need of sleep

Another 3 quid floats to Denmark because this little moron started proudly saving rocks 😂🤦🏻‍♀️ Stood here wishing there ...
02/07/2025

Another 3 quid floats to Denmark because this little moron started proudly saving rocks 😂🤦🏻‍♀️
Stood here wishing there was a way to know if the large number of balls he loses ever make it back to land. Might start writing messages on them along with my telephone number, requesting updates from any potential finders.
F, 32, size 9. If I don't take a ball with us, he cries and nudges my pockets, the birthing place of balls.

Current wife at (her words) tedious and pointless overrunning meeting so given the green light to feed myself. Recent po...
02/07/2025

Current wife at (her words) tedious and pointless overrunning meeting so given the green light to feed myself.
Recent posts have reminded me how long it has been since I've tried this culinary delight, at least 5 years I reckon.
Toast is Asda Tiger loaf, beans are also Asda due to the ongoing cost of living crisis apparently, Cathedral City mature cheddar grated into the pan along with a splash of Worcestershire sauce, more cheese grated on and a drizzle of HP 'brown' sauce. Lovely. Glass of wine for scale because I hate bananas and well, you know, Monday.
UK M57, boring size 9, not looking forward to the combined effect of cheese and beans, but WFH tomorrow so who cares...

I pick up trash frequently, I also weigh it. Today was 30.2lb
02/07/2025

I pick up trash frequently, I also weigh it. Today was 30.2lb

As a rare treat I decided to get me and the wife a takeaway. We have a good Indian on the other side of town so put the ...
02/07/2025

As a rare treat I decided to get me and the wife a takeaway. We have a good Indian on the other side of town so put the order in earlier. As it’s a little far a bit of traffic can make or break the temperature of the food so I tried an experiment and collected it in the insulated ALDI bag (other low price supermarkets are available) and stuck the heated seat on to help. I used my trusty (but sadly not calibrated) meat thermometer to measure the ambient outside and inside the bag
Outside the bag was a temperate 18.2degC and by the time I got back home the ambient inside the bag was heady 37.3degC. Sadly I don’t have other data to make comparison but I reckon I improved the at home temp by a good 5degC with my efforts
31, size 8.5 Vans. Not told wife what I’ve just done, sneaking the thermometer back into the drawer to avoid *THAT* look

Tracking my daughter flying into Heathrow and taking a photo of her plane from our garden. For some reason she didn’t th...
02/07/2025

Tracking my daughter flying into Heathrow and taking a photo of her plane from our garden. For some reason she didn’t think this was exciting.

Today, while I quietly scrapped metal in my backyard, for about ten minutes, I could smell the acrid burning of rubber a...
02/07/2025

Today, while I quietly scrapped metal in my backyard, for about ten minutes, I could smell the acrid burning of rubber and plastic in the air, but I did not pay much attention because the buildings nearby often emit smells. Suddenly, there was a terrifying shuddering explosion very close by, with a loud, high-pitched screaming, wailing sound. The shuddering and screaming continued in loud waves. I downed what I was doing and ran to the front of the house to find my neighbour’s driveway engulfed in a fireball. He was standing there looking dazed and confused, with second-degree burns to his arm and his hair singed. He had been melting the hoses of a large stainless steel liquified petroleum gas cylinder by setting fire to the hoses with some tree branches. It did not occur to him that LPG might still be inside the tank. I yelled to call the fire brigade as I ran for my garden hose. The tank was already shimmering hot. There was no time to stand still. I doused the tank with water, but it boiled off immediately without impacting the fire, except to make it scream louder as it cooled the gas. I dropped the hose and ran for my 2.5 kg powder fire extinguisher. The extinguisher worked quickly, thank goodness. I then picked up the hose and cooled the cylinder. All the while, I thought the cylinder could blow at any moment. That was a heart-starting afternoon, to say the least. When the fire brigade showed up a few minutes later, I was standing in our street with my extinguisher in hand to direct them to the driveway. A little too exciting, do you think? Some days it feels good to live. Thank you to Queensland Fire and Rescue for being there quickly. Not easy on a busy Tuesday afternoon in traffic. M69

Bit harsh I thought
02/07/2025

Bit harsh I thought

Every Thursday I cycle past an apple tree. For the past couple of months there's been this huge apple right at the top. ...
02/07/2025

Every Thursday I cycle past an apple tree. For the past couple of months there's been this huge apple right at the top. I've kept my eyes firmly on it. It withstood storm Ciaran and the one rhat came after, I forgot the name. This morning it finally came down, onto the grass, with nothing but a tiny bruise. It's enough for two stewed apple breakfasts.

Last year we rehomed a border collie (more a solid choice of dog than a dull one) called Lily. Being an active breed she...
02/07/2025

Last year we rehomed a border collie (more a solid choice of dog than a dull one) called Lily. Being an active breed she needs a huge amount of exercise so while we are out every day locally, at weekends we try to have trips out so everyone can have a good explore, us visually and her with a nose to the ground.
A little while ago she sniffed out a brick, made a change from sticks, logs, mud, general filth and fellow mammals, which in itself does sound rather dull....but....this brick had her name on it.
It had to come home with us so after a quick rock/paper/scissors to see which of us would lug it about for the next five miles it went into my son's backpack...still have my winning fingers and reflexes 😁
A quick clean up and the brick now has pride of place next to our garden pond.
A quick Goggle turned up this:
'Lily' bricks were made at the brickworks associated with the Lilley Drift coal mine at Rowlands Gill, opened by Joseph Cowen in 1877. Coal was mined from the Brockwell seam which had good coking qualities. It closed in 1957. Large quantities of fireclay were also extracted and the brickworks remained open until 1977.
There is a very good chance 'our' Lily brick is older than me and an even better chance it will be around long after I am gone.
Male 52 and 3/4 size UK 8.5 or UK9 if its a Nike

I have written to Monmouthshire County Council to raise concerns about the signage on the A449.We have spelt the name of...
02/07/2025

I have written to Monmouthshire County Council to raise concerns about the signage on the A449.
We have spelt the name of our own town wrong.
Monmouth in Welsh is Trefynwy. We seemed to have added an extra w to make it Trefwynwy.
I’m not sure that we need to add any more consonants to our language.
Andrew, dull man in Monmouth who is aware that this photo looks fake because the sun is shining in South Wales.

Emptied out my pockets and looked through my change.My oldest coin just from general use that I randomly had on me was t...
02/06/2025

Emptied out my pockets and looked through my change.
My oldest coin just from general use that I randomly had on me was this 20p from 1997.
It's spent 27 years going from mint to bank to person to shop to person etc until it ended up with me.
Fascinating to think where it's been, what it's bought, who's held it.
But still I hope you will agree.
Frightfully dull
M, 37, 9-10 UK Dependent on brand

For the last 17 years I eat a peanutbutter (pindakaas) and chocolate sprinkles (hagelslag) sandwich for breakfast. The p...
02/06/2025

For the last 17 years I eat a peanutbutter (pindakaas) and chocolate sprinkles (hagelslag) sandwich for breakfast.
The peanutbutter has to be from a specific brand and it has to be with chunks of peanut in there, to give it some extra crunchy taste. I tried other brands, but this one gives me the best sensation in my mouth.
I like butter on my bread as well. One side where the sprinkles go, needs to have a thicker layer of butter then the other side.
When I go camping, sleep in my truck, or go anywhere but my own home, I take a jar of this specific peanutbutter and chocolate sprinkles with me.
Male, 36 years old, from The Netherlands, truck driver.

Hay season is just around the corner so the baler tractor got a full fluids and filters service today. Few things in lif...
02/06/2025

Hay season is just around the corner so the baler tractor got a full fluids and filters service today.
Few things in life irk me more than playing “what size is that again?” as I test a handful of sockets while kneeling on the ground fumbling for the oil drain.
Now I’ll know, and so will the next guy. Solving world problems- one paint pen at a time…
40-3/4, size 9.5 boots

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