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Us boys spose shovel be fer gerrin mud oat uv inside. Duddun luke tu comfy but not bad ferra scaffolder’s van. An marginally bedderun a Prius.
Mornin orl. Tis drai doan yer now arfter bidder wet oavernaight. Orf tu orspiddle agen a bit ledder zo need to get sorted. Avva gude dai volks!
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Morning All. 
Raining all night and still raining.
Have a lovely day.
Raining all night and still raining.
Have a lovely day.
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... Anyone got their CH set to "All Day" yet?
Wifey has been asking why ours is only on for 3 periods per day.
Says she's "cold"; but I am sat here in a short sleeved T-shirt. Hmmmm.
Wifey has been asking why ours is only on for 3 periods per day.
Says she's "cold"; but I am sat here in a short sleeved T-shirt. Hmmmm.
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Useless. No room for an oinker.
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No. But have to turn it up above the norm in an evening sometimes - when 'er indoors whinges that its too cold.
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We only put ours to "off" during the night, but during the day we can alter the stat during the day, which I do, often!
I tend to never turn it off - just use the main stat to control the CH on-off as needed. It’s normally set at 20, which gives a nice comfortable and steady temp in the house for everyone.
There is a method in this approach… wimmins never seem to be able to understand how a thermostat works, and so leave it alone. If only I could electrify the dials in the cars…
I’ll hide under my desk now.
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We used to do this until we found out how much it cost to have it on all night.I tend to never turn it off - just use the main stat to control the CH on-off as needed. It’s normally set at 20, which gives a nice comfortable and steady temp in the house for everyone.
There is a method in this approach… wimmins never seem to be able to understand how a thermostat works, and so leave it alone. If only I could electrify the dials in the cars…
I’ll hide under my desk now.
We now have electric blankets, which hardly ever get put on, and decent thick duvets.
But it does come back on 1 1/2 hours before we get up.
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Nice n sunny today, ive got 3 rows to finish off but I need to cut 80 slates, I hate cutting them its a pita.
Still im on the vinegar strokes now lol
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I spotted this on FarceBook and watching it it made me jump.
Excellent reminder.
Be careful out there bikers.
Excellent reminder.
Be careful out there bikers.
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This being?
No linky, no watchy!
… click the link!
Wow.
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My pooter finally showed me that it is hidden or disguised by the words.
It didn't want to do that before , this pooter, not my normal one can be a bit of a pita.
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Right, have been taking it easy today as it is having to be our Sunday as yessdi we both worked like mad.
So put the belt back on the alternator, started it up and it revs up like mad. Managed to find a bag of assorted clips to replace the missing one for the under wheel arch protection cover thingy. so all that is left to do is to put the wheel back on get it off the axle stand and test drive it.
Enjoy the rest of your day folks!
So put the belt back on the alternator, started it up and it revs up like mad. Managed to find a bag of assorted clips to replace the missing one for the under wheel arch protection cover thingy. so all that is left to do is to put the wheel back on get it off the axle stand and test drive it.
Enjoy the rest of your day folks!
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