Thank feck I'm not the only one!!!Got coving in me hallway. All except for a 2 feet length where I did some alterations six years ago. Still, its on the jobs list.
(See my post re sticking down the edges of wall paper!!)
(See my post re sticking down the edges of wall paper!!)
When It started talking about leakage I thought it was heading towards incontinence garments and put the article down for fear of contamination.Yes it is normally poor connections etc. As a foundation licence holder I cannot build a transmitter but I can build an aerial. This is where the problems can begin! I have opted to buy everything and wait for the next licence to start messing with building stuff
Indeed, leakage and age seem to coincide.......When It started talking about leakage I thought it was heading towards incontinence garments and put the article down for fear of contamination.
Morning All.
As has been said...it's another Foggy one here in the East.
Have a good day.
I am now informed that from 06:00 tomorrow it will be precipitating profusely for a few days ...
Queenie wer guddat wavesSo you can't tell your sinusoidal waves from your permanent waves then?
Nor can I!!!!!
Eeek! that means using the bumble-fryer to dry the clothes.
Well we seem to be getting ahead of ourselves ere, had to use a brolly today.
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WhiskyLassie
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That's bordering on electrical engineeringYes it is normally poor connections etc. As a foundation licence holder I cannot build a transmitter but I can build an aerial. This is where the problems can begin! I have opted to buy everything and wait for the next licence to start messing with building stuff
The full licence has a module on circuit design. Glad that is my day job!
WhiskyLassie
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Ones flat and one is wavey
WhiskyLassie
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Sounds good keep us posted. It will be interesting to see how it pans out, take it you don't need to learn BATCO
It's not stuck, it just can't move forward or backward
doriz
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A good driver could get that out with the aid of a winch and a length of 2x4
How do you explain that to the insurance though? I'd love to hear that conversation
doriz
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It has got to start with “the wife”
