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Looks amazing. I burn way more than that already. I mostly store in lengths and then have a few days with a log processor each summer.
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So what you're saying is... take a pheasant, boil the shit out of it, and in another pan make a decent curry sauce and have that instead? Add chicken if you want meat in it.
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Sorry to hear you are feeling so low Les. As others have said, you have made the first step by realising what is going on, opening up about it, and seeking help. I had a fairly severe depression 25yrs ago when I was still a full time GP. I certainly had suicidal thoughts, and I remember one day imagining our three young children and my wife at my funeral. The thought of this stopped me doing anything. I found that medication and seeing a good counsellor helped no end. Over the years I have tried to come off the medication but have concluded that I need to stay on it permanently. If you find that you just can't concentrate/think straight don't think you are dementing etc - with significant depression your whole mental functioning slows down, sleep disturbance, irritability etc until you are beginning to pick up. I hope that with the right help you are soon feeling better. Best wishes, Charles
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If I was doing that I’d ask why you didn’t respond to the genuine question “ are you still running an open fire “ on the log burner thread SP 😂🤔
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I’ve replied SP but you should really be doing your taxpayer funded work lad not pissing about here. A wee man with such an interest in politics yet oblivious to little Beth Rigby 😂😂💩💩 Ok I believe you 🤥. Trolleys or Spreadsheets which job/lie is it today.
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Obviously got time to sit and google away trying to score points feigning ignorance about Skys Number 1 political reporter. Simple fact is it’s easy to lie online from behind the veil of anonymity the internet offers.
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They have had their 9:30 cup of tea from the trolley, next round I do will be at 9:45, so got loads of time. However you are detracting from:
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It's his work from home Friday, he's probably still in his boxer shorts, leopard print dressing gown and bunny slippers.
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Someone’s supposedly at “ work” I see time to post on the taxpayers ticket lad.
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Guys, we a fcking idiots, she was on the Andrew Marr show last in 2019, how come that didn't register with our conscience in 2025? Obvious now who she is. Edit: And was a journalist with the newspapers before 2016 when she joined Sky... Google tells me so. But are you cross threading your upset at the world again JonsonD?
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So sorry to hear, this is one of the hardest subjects to openly talk about. I have a few connections with this, both my brother and a lad I worked with in the past who then actually went on to work in Arb, struggled with this and did the silly thing. It's horrendous. You don't know the power of just one daft little joke or a chance meeting with an old mate to help change things even if it's just for a few minutes. There's actually a clip of a Jimmy Carr show where there's someone in the audience tells him that she's only there because of him, she'd stayed up one night after the family had gone to bed and she was going to do the silliest thing but found herself drinking and watching clips on YouTube, she found Jimmy's stuff and it made her laugh in a way like never before. She never went through with it and managed to get help the next day. We've never met but more than happy to be an ear on the phone if you need it, genuinely.
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I've had a few bouts but always related to something, a life change / family issues etc., so always been able to identify a cause and work through it knowing (hoping) with time it would get which it did thankfully. Maybe take some time to reflect / try to identify any cause...and when you do, if you do, change it (as far as possible.) Sorry if a bit incoherent but thanks for posting and opening up a gateway for others not doubt. Take care n reach out if gets too much. PS Don't forget the Jokes thread too, often raises a smile / laff on dull days.
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Sorry to hear that Les. Good move to share stuff like this and like stubby said we're always on the keyboard, you're amongst mates here! The meds can suit some folk well but don't discount other approaches, in the past when I've felt like that I didn't get on with meds but talking with a professional was much more benefit to me, might be worth asking the GP about those options. Keep talking to us regardless, and if a private message feels right I'm never far from arbtalk! All the best mate.
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Thowlining paraphernalia recommendations
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Climbers talk
I have 2 falteimers….or I should say ‘had’. I recently put one in the wash to see if I could renew it somewhat. don’t do that -
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Morning all. Happy birthday Pete! Day off, taking the oh to the airport as she's visiting back home this weekend, not much else planned. Have a good one folks.
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Morning all, Got up at 4am for a pee and it was so bright from the moon I checked the clock again. Pottering around today. Happy Friday.
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Sorry to hear this Les. You're over the first hurdle, reaching out to others. Keep going. This the thread you were looking for? There's loads of other related threads on here, much easier to find with a Google search.
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Thowlining paraphernalia recommendations
Ledburyjosh replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Climbers talk
I found the circular ones to be more of a pain.. unless they are stored and transported flat, and not dropped they seem to tangle more. Presumably because the lines are folded and pinched like the cubes. Much better in the wind though, they don't need pegging down to stop them blowing over. Also petzl airline, mainly as its good and sold in 60m lengths which is frequently needed Falteimer cubes are the only cube brand worth handing money over for. They outlast the stein, weavers etc by many years -
Thowlining paraphernalia recommendations
Rich Rule replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Climbers talk
I am using Petzle Airglide. Seems ok once you get the reel memory out of the line. Falteimer cubes for me. All others seem to be inferior and not very well constructed. The corners always seem to tear or end up twisting somehow and then making the cubes harder to open. Not tried the one in the picture but I have had my falteimers for over 10 years and they operate better than some of the brand new Stein and Notch knockoffs. -
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