Since you ask. The wheels look dreadful
It don't look right without a V-Twin up front. And those wheels ------- urrrggg!
Nah. Just a simple strategy. First line any word with two vowels. And not forgetting some letters can be used more than once. Depending on how lucky I get, usually finish on the third or fourth line.Awww, shuddup!
You got some Al Gore Rythm fing don't you?
Hicap phill
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Morning.
Woop woop off for a few days.no ido t have a quiet few days….MIL is down with her dog so it’s chaos as 2 collies try to round each other up all day(spaniel hides)
weather dry but cold.
Will catch up on licks later as you have all been busy again.
Woop woop off for a few days.no ido t have a quiet few days….MIL is down with her dog so it’s chaos as 2 collies try to round each other up all day(spaniel hides)
weather dry but cold.
Will catch up on licks later as you have all been busy again.
Morning All
Shocking the price of energy! Just got another request from my supplier to up the DD to £350/Month. That's more than doubled in this year so far.
How are people on low/fixed incomes meant to cope? Government was asleep at the wheel and too busy spending money on things no-one needs like HS2 instead of Nuclear Power Stations.
7° and not raining at least.
Have a good day.
Shocking the price of energy! Just got another request from my supplier to up the DD to £350/Month. That's more than doubled in this year so far.
How are people on low/fixed incomes meant to cope? Government was asleep at the wheel and too busy spending money on things no-one needs like HS2 instead of Nuclear Power Stations.
7° and not raining at least.
Have a good day.
Washing line first
I am still locked into a fixed rate from last year (May I think) so mine hasn't gone up so far. Guess I'm in for a shock when the current (no pun intended) deal ends.
Did wordle in two lines terday
The crops in the fields behind Wimblowdriver Towers are suffering badly from wood pigeon and crow damage. The bird population has increased significantly over the last couple of years - probably due to them being better protected by law. The farmer has been using gas fired bangers on timers, fireworks (which seem to fail after the first bang), flags and spinning brightly coloured things which look like big eyes to scare them. With some but not full effectiveness. Yesterday I spotted the farmer driving up the trackway, he got out and gave a solitary pigeon both barrels of his shotgun. That worked
Miraculously, after continuously calling them and getting hung up on for 25 minutes they rang us and arranged an overnight crossing the same night to St Malo. So. not bad at all really!!Ah that is a blow! Sorry to hear this, I hope you can get a new booking sorted in time
Huge relief!
We are actually sitting here sipping small cognacs, to calm our nerves.
This was at about 9:30, we've been too busy since for me to finish this post!)so "Morning folks"
Hope all are well.
Back to the dog groomer etc!!
That amount is totally insane,Morning All
Shocking the price of energy! Just got another request from my supplier to up the DD to £350/Month. That's more than doubled in this year so far.
How are people on low/fixed incomes meant to cope? Government was asleep at the wheel and too busy spending money on things no-one needs like HS2 instead of Nuclear Power Stations.
7° and not raining at least.
Have a good day.
unless you've got a huge deficit. Ours with Octopus is staying at £90, for both gas and electric. Mind you they know we are going away for a long spell. But yes, that is over half my state pension.
Well the increase reflects the same Kwh consumption but higher per Kwh rates AND to add insult to injury the "Admin Charges" have more than doubled as well!!!That amount is totally insane,
But yes, that is over half my state pension.
doriz
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It sounds like Beirut round here dusk and dawn - bloody crop bangers. One went off last eve and I nearly sharted. There are too many pest species to control nowThe crops in the fields behind Wimblowdriver Towers are suffering badly from wood pigeon and crow damage. The bird population has increased significantly over the last couple of years - probably due to them being better protected by law. The farmer has been using gas fired bangers on timers, fireworks (which seem to fail after the first bang), flags and spinning brightly coloured things which look like big eyes to scare them. With some but not full effectiveness. Yesterday I spotted the farmer driving up the trackway, he got out and gave a solitary pigeon both barrels of his shotgun. That worked
... that I must be getting slightly better at this machining malarkey
I managed to part off a 60mm OD x 2mm walled tube today, not only that but the lathe was running in fwd and the parting tool up the right way.
Normally, for rigidity reasons I part with the lathe in reverse and the parting tool upside down.
Normally I would face one end, cut it over-length with a grinder and then turn it round and face the newly cut end.
Today I managed to part the ruddy thing in situ. Being a big thin-walled tube it was hard to centre up as the wall of the tube can get squashed.
But I went nice and slow and it all happened as it should. A bit of chatter and vibration, but a clean cut. Very pleased I am.
I managed to part off a 60mm OD x 2mm walled tube today, not only that but the lathe was running in fwd and the parting tool up the right way.
Normally, for rigidity reasons I part with the lathe in reverse and the parting tool upside down.
Normally I would face one end, cut it over-length with a grinder and then turn it round and face the newly cut end.
Today I managed to part the ruddy thing in situ. Being a big thin-walled tube it was hard to centre up as the wall of the tube can get squashed.
But I went nice and slow and it all happened as it should. A bit of chatter and vibration, but a clean cut. Very pleased I am.
Well done.... that I must be getting slightly better at this machining malarkey
I managed to part off a 60mm OD x 2mm walled tube today, not only that but the lathe was running in fwd and the parting tool up the right way.
Normally, for rigidity reasons I part with the lathe in reverse and the parting tool upside down.
Normally I would face one end, cut it over-length with a grinder and then turn it round and face the newly cut end.
Today I managed to part the ruddy thing in situ. Being a big thin-walled tube it was hard to centre up as the wall of the tube can get squashed.
But I went nice and slow and it all happened as it should. A bit of chatter and vibration, but a clean cut. Very pleased I am.
nice to see someone mastering new skills!! Or maybe a new machine.
Brilliant! You are certainly improving at a great rate... that I must be getting slightly better at this machining malarkey
I managed to part off a 60mm OD x 2mm walled tube today, not only that but the lathe was running in fwd and the parting tool up the right way.
Normally, for rigidity reasons I part with the lathe in reverse and the parting tool upside down.
Normally I would face one end, cut it over-length with a grinder and then turn it round and face the newly cut end.
Today I managed to part the ruddy thing in situ. Being a big thin-walled tube it was hard to centre up as the wall of the tube can get squashed.
But I went nice and slow and it all happened as it should. A bit of chatter and vibration, but a clean cut. Very pleased I am.
I am looking to get another vehicle until I can rebuild the 200tdi. This weekend is going to be expensive I feel
I am looking to get another vehicle until I can rebuild the 200tdi. This weekend is going to be expensive I feel
Watcha got in mind MOL?
