Best take care of that. A similar circumstance finished off Jack Daniels.
Admittedly, in his case, it was a safe.
Sorry sir, me crayon slippedTheres a typo error up there youve put an r instead of an o
And there was me expecting..
Extra points if you can put a name to the second pic. No Googling..
Nope. This one's prolly a Tratterer..
With all that rubbish in the background it must be a freelanderer
Before some professional pedant jumps in, I'd have put step one at the top of the page.Sorry sir, me crayon slipped
Then again..
I have no clue how you did that..
So I'll shuddup.
I started lower down and ran out of space. No actresses or bishops were harmed in this postBefore some professional pedant jumps in, I'd have put step one at the top of the page.
Just hover yer computer arrow thing over the pic - the answer is there. It is on mine anyway
Hope he didn’t eat the ‘chicken’ for dinnerEye has just wotched jimmy lose 5:1 in wuhan.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Was going to make a chuck casserole today burreye dun't have any unyuns.
We had a slow-cooked stew… wiv unyuns and karats and li’l tatties all in a gravee
Place in Kiltland not far fae me.
Just hover yer computer arrow thing over the pic - the answer is there. It is on mine anyway
Eh !!! does that work. Haha I must try that.
The quicker its cooked the faster ye can scoff it.
Well I laboured through this and had to google how to work out the area of a segment as I thought your symbol for pi was an M which threw me!, but yep you are right and I have now relearned a lot of the properties of circles and the maths that goes with them. plus I do not have a calculator that gives me cos, sine , tangent and their opposite. Nor do I have a book of tables.
BUT I remembered that I have an engineering workshop data book, dating back to 1947, which has all this stuff, plus tables plus a lot more besides. All to be used well before the days of hand calculators, pooters, Google etc. Slide rules and adding machines would have been all you had then. The Newall Standards of Fit are interesting. The chapter on recipes is fascinating, from belt dressings to fillers for castings. Arthur W Judge is your man, or rather was! I couldn't help but think of some members on here while looking at all the stuff about drilling, etc.
Cheers mate!
Every day really is a school day on here!!
