@Giggles pluralsight is free for April. Dunno about Access but they'll definitely have SQL courses.
@Giggles pluralsight is free for April. Dunno about Access but they'll definitely have SQL courses.
NBA here I come:
I could never get my head around basketballs. They're so big and so hard.
That's a lockdown question. Most aesthetically pleasing ball in all sports. A football ranks highly but less so since they became all plasticky. Personally have a soft spot for the humble golf ball.
I don't care for the sport much but American footballs are nice.
I like the golf ball. It's so complex and intricate.
Can't beat a nice new cricket ball. Failing that, a taped tennis ball for some street cricket. So satisfying to bowl with.
Just because your body fails you at every corner.
Them proper English cricket balls are impressive things, to the point where, like a lot of good things, if you had to invent them today it would be the last way you would do it.
Day 1:
18/100
Can only go up from here. I'm sweating balls though. Surprisingly good workout, not the shooting, just chasing the ball so it doesn't go into my neighbours garden.
Or you could score up to 18 fewer.
If anything you getting worse first would be a more compelling story.
Scarecrows up, lads.
I'm a twit
I’ll take a better one for the ‘Gram later, when the shadow of the washing line isn’t there, but here’s one:
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Technically, not a scarecrow, cos there's no hay on it. Not a drop of hay in sight. It's just a rag on a stick.
Why the big yellow face? Scarecrows are generally aesthetically pleasing, that looks ridiculous.
I've got my home brew bottled as of friday but supposedly have to let it condition until next friday. Have to wait til I get paid to get another kit and more bottles. In the meantime got a new bbq yesterday so that will be getting some hammer.
Baz's scarecrow is creepy as fuck. Why is it dressed as a teenage youth? Does it drink Smirnoff Ice?
Paint the fucking shed.
I've just noticed there are 3 different reds going on there and couldn't be more bothered by it now.
When I went picking up my dads electric rake last week, I drove past that ball bouncing down the road in the wind. I went back and took it home to use as the head because I had shag all else to use.
I wasn't gonna dress it in clothes I still wear.
Yeah, definitely needs it. B&Q's shut though, innit.
In an ideal world every bit of wood would be like FF0000 red, but the fact that most of the fence panels were already brown when I got the house means I'd have to paint them with at least one coat of white first, and then at least two coats of red. F that. So the shed was some cheap brown paint I found in Asda, the red fence panel on the right is brand new and hasn't been painted - it just came that colour and I have no paint - and the fences on the left belong to my neighbour and he kindly paints both sides because he's nice.
I'm a twit
Just knock the shed down, its fucked.
I shaved all my hair off today just to feel something
I might go that route in a few weeks. My barber's likely to be shut so I might as well face up.
They're an American company, I'm pretty sure it's worldwide. Is that through an ipad app or something? Try it on pc or through your browser it should work.
Fix the link.
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I err ... loaded up a Train Simulator yesterday and decided to walk to the stations to have a better look at them. And then watched a video of the Baby Bullet going between San Jose and San Francisco. It confirms the reality that America is shit with trains. Although double-deckers look kinda cool.
This mountain bike might be my best ever purchase. Serious levels at the moment. Kinda love lockdown.
That looks ace.
My sourdough starter is two days in. Gonna be baking this weekend.
Sourdough is the shittest bread. It's bread for people who try not to eat bread. Isn't it also massively labour intensive compared to better alternatives? I might make some soda bread, which is both easy and immense.
I just make porridge bread because there hasn’t been flour or yeast in the shops in weeks.
I've only heard of sourdough but never tasted it. What am I missing?