It was the way it said the aircraft would land every 20 secondsMorning all
I see the whole flights debacle was a bug in the system.
£100m lost.. will someone lose their job??
There was a downside to that. The military started using man made fabrics for some of their clothing. Which became a big problem during the Falklands conflict. The fabrics the servicemen were wearing melted and held a lot of heat when they were caught in fires on board the ships. Caused a lot of severe injuries over and above what they would have got from wearing natural fabrics.
But surely all the problems that were so devastating in that conflict were not the fault of the fabric but by its inapproprite use by the military when designing and making the clothing. As usual, economy meant that the pros out-weighed the cons and the results were tragic.
No just me,
Does EVERYONE on here speak Scottish??Too gallus for me. Most of the time my dress style could get me arrested for vagrancy.
W bores me continuously with this, "They should have tested properly, with a proper IT auditor, not one who just............."Morning all
I see the whole flights debacle was a bug in the system.
£100m lost.. will someone lose their job??
And you'd go to a night club and watch the sweat running off the girls' tight dresses!!!
and some fabrics were better than others. I can remember reps with crimplene suits who slung them in the washing machine, took them out, drip dried them over the bath and put them back on again. But W has been praising the clothes her mum made for her from them as a little girl.
I was once a product tester. What shocked me was that everybody else in the dept was doing "positive testing" to prove it worked and I was the only one doing "negative testing" to prove it failed.
And you take care!
and W says "How many banks recently have had huge fails? (She worked for many of them including all of the big 4). They still won't pay for proper testing!"
Not that brave mate
She told me that IT auditors were hated for exactly that reason, and yes as a result of her testing and audits people did get demoted or put on disciplinaries etc. The hilarious thing was when she put a report in and the idiot managers and executives who new ZIP about it challenged her findings, based on nothing.
Good on you, much safer! Though you could take a template to a glass cutting place and they'd do it for you, but that isn't so satisfying as doing it yourself.Not that brave mate
It's plastic so cutting with an angle grinder with a slim disc, melted residue just chips off to leave a clean cut
Might just make templates today and cut tomorrow at home as I have plenty of time and wont be distracted doing other little jobs that take my fancy instead of getting on with the difficult stuff.
Little truck is at my brothers place and I have plasterer coming tomorrow.
Little trailer finished at last
Scale is a little above one third, some parts not to scale but just so it looks right.Good on you, much safer! Though you could take a template to a glass cutting place and they'd do it for you, but that isn't so satisfying as doing it yourself.
Love the way you keep referring to it as a "little truck, little trailer" to me, as a replica type thing it is flipping big, what scale is it? I'm sure you told us but i has forgottid!
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