"Nice to see you put a photo up anyway, I was quite surprised when I saw it cos from the way you were talking the other day, I expected you to have three heads or summat........."

I'll take that as a compliment cuz i desperately need one hahaha!!!!

Btw you asked earlier about me day in london with a fellow FB member. Not sure what to say really. I thought we both had a really nice day and got on well, but since then apart from a text when i was on the train home saying "cheers" I've not heard from him since.
I;ve emailed expanding on "thanks for you company" and i've seen from his profile that he's been on this website today and yesterday.
I have no intention of being a bothersome stalker, so will leave it as it is.
But I am confused as to why i've been dumped like that as we had both agreed we would just meet 'as friends having a day out together'.
Ho hum.
And thanks megalone for explaining steam and sauna, sounds to me like you are prolly right, makes sense.

Ha! megalone I see there was no need to after all, which is all well and good.....off to watch rambo yet again.

Isn't a sauna dry heat and a steam room wet heat?? sort of thing.

Here's a question 4 ya........
When they are doing roadworks on the dual-carraigeway, they put cones out (normally in the summer in Cornwall!), and on top of these cones they put those amber flashing beacons.
What I want to know is how they manage to get them all flashing in sequence, cos I notice it every time I pass some late at night that the light seems to run down the road in perfect sequence, it has been doing my head in all day, and I am sure that someone can answer me.........

you have a very sad life

My eldest son bangs on about that. He's got aspergers and it troubles him too at times, I will ask him if he's come up with an answer and will let you know........my thought is that they don't have individual switches those lights - maybe on some kind of a circuit with one main switch somewhere?

Talking of roads in cornwall Megalone - I'm coming down to cornwall next week via the A30 going thru st austell.
Please can you tell me if you know that area at all, are the roads clear, or are they still flipping faddling at indian queens? or do I mean Innis downs near roche? I can never remember which.
Cheers.

The new stretch of the A30 has been open for a while now at Roche, but the bottleneck has been moved up the road to Bodmin.
You won't have any trouble this time of year though, in the summer months its like 3 hours waiting time at points...........

Now I AM gutted, looks like it back too the sheep for me then for a while, and you know I am allergic to sheep dip.
If I should happen to have a reaction and end up on life support, I just want you to know in advance that it's all your fault...........

Seriously now I have a friend who was a sheep farmer and he did get very ill with that OPP thing - like flu and arthritis, was using a wheelchair a while. Farms beef cattle now near bodmin.