Have to agree with you about this.
And TBH, what the heck is the point?
Good day so far, well more or less.
Got up late, checked the pool, I think I may have algae, never had them before!
Then went to a village do on the stadium grounds just opposite our place. Had a lot to drink, lots to eat and a right laugh with the neebs.
Just got back in.
Tested the pool watter but I think my testing stuff is all gone past its sell by date. I'll get some more, chuck some more salt in and take it from there.
Got up late, checked the pool, I think I may have algae, never had them before!
Then went to a village do on the stadium grounds just opposite our place. Had a lot to drink, lots to eat and a right laugh with the neebs.
Just got back in.
Tested the pool watter but I think my testing stuff is all gone past its sell by date. I'll get some more, chuck some more salt in and take it from there.
Oh and next door neeb has just come home with yet another Landie, a TD5 ES Disco. He felt, after about 10 miles, a bit of a vibration, drove on until it got so bad he had to stop.
Should have stopped earlier, one wheel had loose nuts, he'd already lost three and nearly lost one of the last two!!!
There's a moral in there somewhere!!
And althought the seller, somewhere in the east of the country where they have mountains and use a lot of salt on the roads, had assured him the chassis had no rust, (ROFL) sho nuff he has rust at the rear of it.
Tis an ES so plenty of electrics to go wrong!
Guess I'll be looking at it wiv him soonish! He is now regretting having flogged the one he had a few months back with no rust on the chassis!!!
Should have stopped earlier, one wheel had loose nuts, he'd already lost three and nearly lost one of the last two!!!
There's a moral in there somewhere!!
And althought the seller, somewhere in the east of the country where they have mountains and use a lot of salt on the roads, had assured him the chassis had no rust, (ROFL) sho nuff he has rust at the rear of it.
Tis an ES so plenty of electrics to go wrong!
Guess I'll be looking at it wiv him soonish! He is now regretting having flogged the one he had a few months back with no rust on the chassis!!!
Twas said tongue in cheek and as @WhiskyLassie says , there are far worse elsewhere on 'ere.Its not the worst you have had to deal with come on
J
Else why would I have "won" COTY this year???!!!!!!!
All sorts of carp. It comes through the l;ittle holes in the voer designed to stop it bending the aluminium poles when it rains.
What is that of what you speak? The fing like a net on the end of the pole? Blow that, that is what the "skimmer " is for, you know, the hole at the end of the pool that sucks the surface water in and cleans it for you?
yes but , no but, we've been over this, CBA!
We have always done this otherwise yep, it'd lose all heat gained during the day. Plus legally we have to cover it in case some drunken scrote gets on our land, falls in and drouwnds hisself.
I think, once I've got it sorted it is going to be a case of, if not in it cover it with the bubble wrap, then put the safety cover over it at night.Yes chlorine but as it’s levels are low it wouldn’t hurt, and it’s chlorine gas which is slightly different to the tablets that give off chlorine, but the chlorinator runs a more constant level so you don’t get the ups n downs of levels or the smell
That’s our understanding anyway.
Bottom line if you are not in it cover it
and much appreciated. Better than joining a "pool forum".
Lot more to the ban on absinthe which, in itself, was no worse than any other alcoholic drink of its type.
Just read this and found stuff out i didn't know.
Quite interesting for a Sunday afternoon read, not long!
The Trouble with Absinthe - JSTOR Daily
When temperance advocates won the ban on absinthe in 1915, many of them saw it as the first step in a broader anti-drinking campaign.
daily.jstor.org
WhiskyLassie
Well-Known Member
Finally nice to see you back in here.
Sorry I've been struggling the last few weeks
Tain't obvious is it? Could be a two seater Spit. Maybe. The wingtips look right for a Spit.Looks like a hurricane to me
Shame the camera focussed on the fence! The bliidy things WILL do that sort of thing!
WhiskyLassie
Well-Known Member
Im so sorry to hear. It's good to have you back.
The fact is some on here have nowhere to go and vent their bile and they are cowards and wouldn't say boo to you face to face.
Having a big, fragile ego must be a nightmare!
Sad thing is one or two actually do know their stuff but are patronising as hell with it.
But most on the forum are decent peeps, thank the Lord!.
undercarriage completely different on the two. Spitfire narrow track opening inwards and hurricane wide track opening outwards
So it is a Spit then!
Nope
MOL’ s picture
Hurricane - hump back and outward opening wheels
Spitfire inward opening narrow track
Sorry misread your post, opening versus closing.
My bad!
As you say, the wheel spats even on the dodgy pic are obvs on the outside.
Yet another reason why the Hurricane was a more forgiving plane, much easier to land. wider track.
Taken at Goodwood Revival?
