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...and they think they are soThunder storm this morning had approximately 1inc of rain lovely the W just see on the news if you wear Sun glasses while driving you could be find up to £5,000
I would just like to say
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No it's so I can see where I'm stepping in the dark after a few beers
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Best of luck MOLI am off to the hospital for a biopsy this afternoon. Wish me luck folks
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You will be grateful for it filling up your cistern!Thunder storm this morning had approximately 1inc of rain lovely the W just see on the news if you wear Sun glasses while driving you could be find up to £5,000
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Do they even work in a car, i.e behind glass? Reactolites?Probably exempted
Asking cos I dunno!
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Only recommended in the UK to wear factor 2 or summat.Is that at night? It has always been so, nothing new. If during the day, then my driving glasses are tinted and designed for the task. I will see them in court
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But no, not at night! (Really!)
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Gosh! Wow! yes, absoballylutely we wish you luck, W and I.I am off to the hospital for a biopsy this afternoon. Wish me luck folks
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Here's a heartwarming little number!
We have had a water feeder thing for our hens for about 2 years now. Brought it home followed the stupid visual instructions how to put it together. Filled it with water, it didn't work. sooner or later all the watter went away.
Gave up on it, tried it again last year tested it by putting it on a very flat table, no luck, hanging it off a chain as recommended still no luck.
Yesterday I had another look at the cockamamie instructions and realised that two tiny bits were missing!!!
Duh!
So got onto tinternet to see if spares could be bought.
Only place that stocked them had none and didn't look like they were going to get any in.
(Bad language interlude!)
So then I footled around finding the website of the Italian company that makes them. Novital.
Amazingly they had an email address.
So in my best Googletranslate Italian I explained the situation and asked if they could sell me spares.
Went to bed expecting nothing.
Got on to the mail this morn to find they had answered simply asking for name address and phone number so they could send me some!! No price no mention of paying, nowt?
Couldn't believe it!
Eventually got back on my perch and sent them the required info and asking how I could pay.
Now actually hopeful!
You are all wondering how I missed this for so long, well, when you have opened up everything in the box and put all the bits you find in the correct places, you kind of expect it to work, although I always did wonder how it was supposed to.
MDDI
(Men don't do instructions!)
We have had a water feeder thing for our hens for about 2 years now. Brought it home followed the stupid visual instructions how to put it together. Filled it with water, it didn't work. sooner or later all the watter went away.
Gave up on it, tried it again last year tested it by putting it on a very flat table, no luck, hanging it off a chain as recommended still no luck.
Yesterday I had another look at the cockamamie instructions and realised that two tiny bits were missing!!!
Duh!
So got onto tinternet to see if spares could be bought.
Only place that stocked them had none and didn't look like they were going to get any in.
(Bad language interlude!)
So then I footled around finding the website of the Italian company that makes them. Novital.
Amazingly they had an email address.
So in my best Googletranslate Italian I explained the situation and asked if they could sell me spares.
Went to bed expecting nothing.
Got on to the mail this morn to find they had answered simply asking for name address and phone number so they could send me some!! No price no mention of paying, nowt?
Couldn't believe it!
Eventually got back on my perch and sent them the required info and asking how I could pay.
Now actually hopeful!
You are all wondering how I missed this for so long, well, when you have opened up everything in the box and put all the bits you find in the correct places, you kind of expect it to work, although I always did wonder how it was supposed to.
MDDI
(Men don't do instructions!)
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A colony of wild bees have set up home under the roof tiles at Wimblowdriver Towers. 'Er indoors says they should leave of their own accord in August (she looked on tinterweb). So I will leave them alone to get on with their beesness.
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I am off to the hospital for a biopsy this afternoon. Wish me luck folks
Best of luck buddy.
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Cheers Kev, I know you have been through this sort of thing. I just hope I can be as positive as you!Best of luck buddy.
It is at two so getting ready to go
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Bet you laughed, at least in the end!!!
At least it was their food and not yours!
When I was a kid our cocker once ate a pound of uncooked sausages and another time a whole chicken.
(How they were left out and accessible I have no idea!) and she came to no harm, but we went a bit hungry!
The misses shouted at them I just laughed then I got it.....oh so you think its funny.....aye
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Cheers Kev, I know you have been through this sort of thing. I just hope I can be as positive as you!
It is at two so getting ready to go
Was a shock to the system but having people who care round about me helped loads.
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Tis wet here, asbestos report now done on the ship & they found nowt.
Taking a keel of a floating caravan today 30mm nuts & they are solid.
Taking a keel of a floating caravan today 30mm nuts & they are solid.
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Did an oil n filter change on me tratter today, while waiting for turbo and related parts to arrive from various suppliers. As usual, didn't spill a drop of oil on the driveway. Then as usual, a bit slopped out of the basin when I was sliding it out from under the tratter.
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Will only put in about 150mm cisterna is now only a 1/4 fullYou will be grateful for it filling up your cistern!
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