Stone56
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restored big bucks for them
WhiskyLassie
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I like cooking, hate cooking for one
WhiskyLassie
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Thank you, sausage meat with stuffing and cranberry sauce mixed through it.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
That's interesting to hear. I contacted the police a few years ago to see if they would put an unmarked camera car on our road. When working out the front in the evening yer get the ocasional speeder. Can be as high as 60 in a 30. Seems to be the same cars cutting through. Result was a no. Rules around entrapment of speeders. They tried to push me down the route of community speed watch. Seen some of them round ere on other roads over the years. They assured me action would be taken on repeated o'fences via nip. Seems like its police involved but council run, in a way. That wouldn't solve our problem which seems to have died down now. I wonder if different forces do commmunity speed watch in different ways.
There's a chap who made a look-a-like camera from wood and stuff, put it up on a pole, painted it yellow when the rule changed and it stops speeders near his daughters school ...
Frustrated locals erect fake speed camera boxes and say it's helped reduce speeding
Locals have taken matters into their own hands after drivers repeatedly ignored the 30mph (48kmph) speed limit on Shurdington Road.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Feeding me squirrel all week. Only 1 day when nuts were still there when eye came back from wuk. Lorra rain that day. Eye fink it may be gerrin biggerer. Could be a female. Yer can't tell unless it hassa dangle. Today eye was int dining doom drawing somefink and had the curtains open so we could see each other when he came for nuts. Few times eye stood by the closed patio door. Although nervous he still came ferra nut. Keeping close to walls for cover wiv tail flicking about in the air. Pausing to look at me. On later ocasions eye squatted down to gerra betterer look. Eye can't believe eye be 15 inches away from a squirrel. He knows there's a window between us but months ago if eye opened the door and he were at the bottom of me garden, 80 foot away, he'd run oft up a tree and oot me garden. Now eye knows its because of the hazel nuts tempting him but eye still feel special.
Later on there was a second thinner squirrel come into me garden but it went to a different location. Looked at me castle and paused. Then run oft.
Later on there was a second thinner squirrel come into me garden but it went to a different location. Looked at me castle and paused. Then run oft.
As you are already a tri linguist you obvs have a gift for it. Well done, I only speak French and English. I'm wondering why you didn't go to uni with this gift.
That's such a shame.
I always think that those who love eating learn to love cooking.
But it sure as heck helps to get some decent help learning how to do it.
I got help from my dad then went on to learn lots in a hotel. But I loved it anyway.
I was once in a resort in Turkey with a load of people we had been on a package holiday with, week on a gulet and a week in a hotel. There was a massive delay so the rep took us to a beach resort, we'd hung onto our cossies expecting this!
But me and a fireman from Glasgow airport spent a lot of time in the bookshop looking at cookery books!
It takes allsorts!!
Did you make your own pesto? You don't sound too shabby a cook at all. I'd eat that dinner!
For most of our life before W retired we lived apart most weeks so only got together at weekends. So I had to grow to like it. Managed it in the end cos it meant I could try out the maddest things. And if I really got a good one I make it for both of us at the weekend.
Chicken in Ricard and cream?
Chicken in Gin?
You cannot know until you have tried them. And of course other ingredients are involved!
It is interesting how different places do stuff differently. I have heard of groups of villagers getting together more or less like neighbourhood watch, buying an amateur speed camera, then doing the biz and using their findings to present a case to the local council.
Maybe if enough people can get their feelings listened to by one or more councillors then the police can be almost by-passed. I have no idea how these things work.
As for "entrapment" sounds like a snow job to me. The unmarked small white vans that we see from time to time are similar if not the same as what you describe.
When my Mrs is away I only eat cold stuff. I used to cook but now I detest it. As they don't deliver out here, I just eat whatever is in the fridge
RustyDefender
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Until someone crashes because of it, then he gets sued and the speeder winsThere's a chap who made a look-a-like camera from wood and stuff, put it up on a pole, painted it yellow when the rule changed and it stops speeders near his daughters school ...
Frustrated locals erect fake speed camera boxes and say it's helped reduce speeding
Locals have taken matters into their own hands after drivers repeatedly ignored the 30mph (48kmph) speed limit on Shurdington Road.www.ladbible.com
So how would that happen unless the geezer was speeding and then slammed em on, in which case it would be his fault anyway?Until someone crashes because of it, then he gets sued and the speeder wins
Hippo
Lord Hippo
The roadside vans have strict rules. Fink they only operate for a max duration at a time. Location picked from known hotspots or where incidents numbers are high. Entrapment is also a problem for drug growing locations. Police not allowed to use thermal imaging helicopter camera to locate them. Seems a bit daft.
Tenebreaux
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I finally caved and bought a compresssor.
Only if opening a jar counts --------
I agree it does seem a bit daft.
What the heck is wrong with catching crims? At the end of the day if they are doing wrong and they get caught, so what?
A very useful tool. I bought mine about 20 years ago when the family fleet went up to four cars = 20 tyres to keep topped up, and a couple of motorbikes in the garage. Use it with a professional type tyre inflator. Saves a lot of grief on the knees. Very handy for all sorts of jobs in the garage, with suitable attachments.
Well done!
I bought one years ago.
Have yet to do more than use it to blow tyres up with although I do have a lot of other kit I will, one day, use!!!
