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    I have a particularly dull but enjoyable interest which is collecting different beer bottle tops and arranging them in a special display pack that was bought for me as a present As you can see there are no duplicates and just a few more slots to fill but it has been a real labour of love (for beer) so far Not too dull then I suppose 🙂
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    crikey, that's dedication for you!
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    Wow! thats quite heavy I remember watching a documentary on Einstein's theory on relativity and time & space travel One of the only things i remember from it is that he timed a train journey and it clearly showed that time sped up but as soon as it stops then it reversed and therefore no advancement in time overall. Concorde proved it through inter-continental travel at Mach2 but it always returned to the base setting
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    that does look cool in slow-mo .... or should that be hot rather than cool?
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    Fantastic set up and envious that I never had one like that when I was a kid There are several celebs that have awesome train sets and guess its a de-stress from hectic lifestyle
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    Now for many years I can say that I am definitively dull in the truest sense of the word> Having been told by my good lady that I am boring and dull because I have certain hobbies that she does not indulge in, therefore I must be dull, according to her! However, you put two men in the same room who have a shared interest in whatever the subject may be then it suddenly becomes amazingly interesting to discuss this mutual interest. Am I, or am I not correct? Just because the subject is not shared by another, it is necessarily Dull to everyone else? Your thoughts please gentlemen
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    and quite robotic in their movements nothing is carried out in haste
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    in response to my previous post, I have also got to wonder how something that big can stay up in the air also considering it has fuel, staff, passengers, supplies and luggage as well (image sourced from X)
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    always amazes me how something this big actually floats and don't forget all the passengers, staff, supplies, fuel, water and luggage
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    Love it - a true sight to behold I still like this one as my preferred source of the weather forecast a sight more accurate than most other sources
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    saw this beauty on a recent visit to Salisbury on what used to be the former WH Smith & Sons shop in the main town centre You don't get to see many weather vanes nowadays as I suppose you can look up on your phone which way the wind is blowing
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    Well, this is an age-old dilemma...how does one side of the toast not 'brown' as much as the other side?
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    oh indeed....every time and even have taped areas to ensure they are in perfect alignment with each other....same with the motorcycle gear (helmets, jackets, etc)
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    How about this beauty then.....quite a collection of individual ones so far and may swap out some of the more mainstream ones for more unusual ones over time
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    great album 🙂
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    haha...can't beat Beans on Toast
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    Wife calls me dull for watching re-runs of old shows on TV Father Ted, The Professionals, The Persuaders to name a few. Now, I don't know whether I am truly dull or whether the TV programmes nowadays are so sh*t that it makes the old show seem superb and worth watching all over again? What do you chaps think?
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    Hello Chaps!

    Trevor replied to PompeyTom's topic in Ice Breaker

    Hi Tom Thanks for signing up and welcome to the Dull Club! I think when someone has truly embraced the wisdom of dullness then they are on the path to enlightenment...it's not worth fighting it 🙂 Good to have you onboard

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