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Do you have any earplugs?
I would just like to say
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Do you have any earplugs?
Course, how else to mitigate the other annoying buzz from the passenger seat?
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I thought that was an incessant droning?Course, how else to mitigate the other annoying buzz from the passenger seat?
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W has found a manual online and this very second has sent it to me to print.
Frister + Rossman Knit lock 2-3-4.
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They are the only game in town and they let me down before I sold the P38.Not much of a local garage then
But if the bosses foot is firmly down then happy hunting
She is the most sensible person in our relationship so if she says it is not coming back then there is no more to say
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Worn or loose bush?
Well it kinda goes with your knob, don't it?!
(I'l get inta trubs here!)
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I get this alla time. This a.m. it was "don't forget the speed camera" which has been there ever since I remember driving through that certain village!!!I thought that was an incessant droning?
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Well, finally printed off the manual to the overlocker. Took ages as I dint want to waste paper and toner on pages full of foreign langwidges.
Complicated muthas ain't they?!
And very versatile.
Meanwhile, the Singer that we both thought was shot, (it has brown stains on it as if it had had a fire), well for a laugh I plugged it in and it went like the clappers...
Singer model number 401 G13 for the afficionandos. Metal bodied, so old that the plug admittedly square pin, has a switch built in. Forgot those existed!!! Even though it does more fancy stitches than the one I bought ages ago for doing work on car hoods and interiors, W assures me it'll be better than that one, which also has a dodgy motor. So win win! Maybe I'll try and flog tother'n. cost me 40 sovs ages ago! (I'll fix the motor probs) and the new one comes with its own table.
So that's where we are for todays program from "Overlockers and sewing machine corner"!!
That's all folks!!!
Complicated muthas ain't they?!
And very versatile.
Meanwhile, the Singer that we both thought was shot, (it has brown stains on it as if it had had a fire), well for a laugh I plugged it in and it went like the clappers...
Singer model number 401 G13 for the afficionandos. Metal bodied, so old that the plug admittedly square pin, has a switch built in. Forgot those existed!!! Even though it does more fancy stitches than the one I bought ages ago for doing work on car hoods and interiors, W assures me it'll be better than that one, which also has a dodgy motor. So win win! Maybe I'll try and flog tother'n. cost me 40 sovs ages ago! (I'll fix the motor probs) and the new one comes with its own table.
So that's where we are for todays program from "Overlockers and sewing machine corner"!!
That's all folks!!!
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Meanwhile the Sony hifi and cabinet.....
The cabinet is really good quality, weirdly on castors that actually work.
The cassette players don't work, only to be expected, the radio seems to want to work but no sound coming out yet, I think it is an aerial problem or else its connection to the amp, but TBH we don't care, we don't listen to the radio much and when we do we have DAB all over the place. But the CD player, turntable and the fancy graphic equalizer etc all work brilliantly. The sound coming from the speakers is amazing. So it is deffo going to France. Even the remote works!
All that for £25........Mad!!
Just 2 more auctions to go then Wifey will have had her fix for the year. (I haven't even looked at the jewellery she bought.. At least she put a load back in for next time.)
Gone dark,
Better get on and help her wiv dins!
Have a lovely evening folks!!!
The cabinet is really good quality, weirdly on castors that actually work.
The cassette players don't work, only to be expected, the radio seems to want to work but no sound coming out yet, I think it is an aerial problem or else its connection to the amp, but TBH we don't care, we don't listen to the radio much and when we do we have DAB all over the place. But the CD player, turntable and the fancy graphic equalizer etc all work brilliantly. The sound coming from the speakers is amazing. So it is deffo going to France. Even the remote works!
All that for £25........Mad!!
Just 2 more auctions to go then Wifey will have had her fix for the year. (I haven't even looked at the jewellery she bought.
. At least she put a load back in for next time.) Gone dark,
Better get on and help her wiv dins!
Have a lovely evening folks!!!
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...I saw this and thought of all of you and how wealthy you all are. Why didn't you tell me about this?
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It is a cover up, just ask the internet
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Evening all
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Evening!Is all wewy mystewious..
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An elastic band between the stick and one of the heater controls
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Finished me garage brickwork repairs (apart from a bit of re-pointing at a future date). Starting removal of part of the old roof and getting on with the carpentry tomorrow. Hope the weather stays dry for a few days ------
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