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  #3156039 5-Nov-2023 00:42
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That here in Portugal I’m considered mature enough to have beer with my McDonald’s meal!







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  #3156303 5-Nov-2023 19:26
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Geektastic: That here in Portugal I’m considered mature enough to have beer with my McDonald’s meal!

 

This is now pretty advanced for a kid's meal. 😉😄

 

 





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  #3156359 5-Nov-2023 19:53
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That I have just been asked to upgrade a 73 year old lady's IT to an i5-12, iPad, iPhone and new inkjet printer for the next few years at her request (at no profit as I don't deal in h/w). She is quite fit in IT and extremely happy that she is well supported and can be on the internet safely and stress free. She is a retired teacher and rails against her current younger colleagues, whose shortcomings have been mercilessly exposed by Covid19. 🤣





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  #3156436 5-Nov-2023 23:09
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Sunday afternoon nap. It wasn't that long ago it was inconceivable for me to consider such a thing let alone be relaxed enough to have one. 


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  #3156567 6-Nov-2023 09:00
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Going for a walk with only my cellular Apple Watch for company for the first time and knowing I wasn't uncontactable. 

 

It's...liberating! But I missed some photo ops at the beach...I'll take my phone next time. 





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  #3156637 6-Nov-2023 11:54
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Tinkerisk:

 

Geektastic: That here in Portugal I’m considered mature enough to have beer with my McDonald’s meal!

 

This is now pretty advanced for a kid's meal. 😉😄

 

 

Wondering what toys you might get with a Happy meal. 🍆🥒🍡


 
 
 

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  #3156824 7-Nov-2023 02:17
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I went to some Roman ruins today.

I saw original Roman fountains working in an excavated villa. They are entirely original, using original plumbing and 2000 years old! The only modern part is the pump.

Amazing.





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  #3156826 7-Nov-2023 03:20
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Geektastic: I went to some Roman ruins today.

I saw original Roman fountains working in an excavated villa. They are entirely original, using original plumbing and 2000 years old! The only modern part is the pump.

Amazing.


Roman ruins are so impressive. The ones we went to this year in south west Türkiye were really cool, especially in Pamukkale

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  #3156862 7-Nov-2023 09:48
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Handle9:
Geektastic: I went to some Roman ruins today.

I saw original Roman fountains working in an excavated villa. They are entirely original, using original plumbing and 2000 years old! The only modern part is the pump.

Amazing.


Roman ruins are so impressive. The ones we went to this year in south west Türkiye were really cool, especially in Pamukkale


They are. We grew up with them in the UK and several major highways still follow the original Roman routes (easily spotted on the Ordnance Survey maps as they are dead straight for miles!) and towns like Bath and Cirencester have interesting ruins.

There was even an Iron Age hill fort not far from where I grew up.

I’ve never seen genuinely original working Roman fountains though!! I stood there in the villa thinking “I’m seeing exactly what that villa owner saw 2000 years ago!!”





 
 
 
 

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  #3156865 7-Nov-2023 10:08
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Geektastic:

They are. We grew up with them in the UK and several major highways still follow the original Roman routes (easily spotted on the Ordnance Survey maps as they are dead straight for miles!) and towns like Bath and Cirencester have interesting ruins.

There was even an Iron Age hill fort not far from where I grew up.

I’ve never seen genuinely original working Roman fountains though!! I stood there in the villa thinking “I’m seeing exactly what that villa owner saw 2000 years ago!!”

 

We not only have Roman ruins … if you are interested. This once was called „Rome north of the alps“. This is the wider area where I grew up.





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  #3157111 7-Nov-2023 19:01
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Geektastic:

There was even an Iron Age hill fort not far from where I grew up.

 

Wow. Did you get to talk to any of the inhabitants? 😇🤣😂


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  #3157178 8-Nov-2023 08:44
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That we are 43 years married today. We were so young and many thought that it would not last. I guess time will tell.




Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


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  #3157994 10-Nov-2023 12:31
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Attending a concert and having the artist play your favourite of their tracks, considered to be a B track and not usually performed. 


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