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Recent content by 76054Pluto

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    Reading

    I'm currently reading Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid by Jan Harold Brunvand which is a compilation of Urban Legends.:)
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    The last thing you bought?

    Chicken/bacon/salad wrap with red berry smoothie (for lunch):)
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    Carving pumpkins, do you?

    When I was a kid in the 1970s we used to make lanterns out of turnips rather than pumpkins. However in retrospect the smaller turnips were harder to hollow out so now I use pumpkins. When my niece and nephew were very young I made a pumpkin lantern with a candle inside and they loved it.:)
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    Do you actually read every thread and post?

    Some threads don't interest me but when I do spot an interesting one I will always at least read the first few posts to see if its worth reading all of it and maybe post at the end.:)
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    London man 'training to cure autism' filmed abusing client

    I saw this on TV a few weeks ago and was appalled. These "trainers" or whatever they choose to call themselves are no better than criminals who prey on the vulnerable. I just hope they are stopped before even more people get conned.:(
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    What is Your Job?

    I used to work full time..... (until i had health problems and normal work was very difficult).....shop work in a jewellers/furniture shop/electrical shop at various times. Also did voluntary work for a charity for elderly people with dementia and occasional work delivering books/bibles with the...
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    Favorite Celebrities ?

    Louise Fletcher. I've always had a thing about female nurses and she looked wonderful in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest.
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    The last thing you bought?

    Just delivered today was a 2L flask for storing hot tea so I don't wake up my folks by going back and forward to the kitchen late at night.:)
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    Last thing you ate

    Cheese sandwich with Branston pickle and Scottish blend tea.:)
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    Five favorite things to do to relieve anxiety?

    Have a cup of tea with a peanut butter sandwich or other nice thing to eat. Play some relaxing space music or slow rock music Have a six pack of beer with doritos and cheese dip whilst watching YouTube or listening to music Take my (prescription only) Temazepam if I'm feeling very anxious. Going...
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    Do you like to repeat music?

    I often listen to the same music repeatedly. Over recent weeks on most mornings I listen to Olson by Boards of Canada with my morning cup of tea and I find this very soothing.:)
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    The Last Thing That Made You Smile

    A few days ago I bought a Superman cartoon book (vol 1) for my 6 yr old nephew. His eyes lit up when I gave it to him which made me very happy.:)
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    What song are you listening to right now?

    Here Comes the Rain by the Cult:cool:
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    Word Association Game

    football
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    Fed my obession with trains last night

    Although I love steam engines my first love is British diesel and electric locos from the 1960s/70s/80s as well as having a much wider interest in the infrastructure, architecture, geography and history of railways in general. I remember Mamod products were advertised in railway hobby magazines...
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