WhiskyLassie
Well-Known Member
No I didn't, I will do it at weekend. I've got a full week this week and I don't have the strength to do it
Morning All. 
A shopping day.
NVM we have to eat.
I met a bloke on holiday who lost 40Kg when he went on the Carnivore diet.
Before I met him I was warned to expect a really fat bloke with a big spade beard.
What I saw was a taller rangey guy that was quite slim. He said he had been plagued with illness (headaches & gastric issues) all his life and now they were all gone and he felt great. Interesting, I thought.
Have a great day.
A shopping day.
NVM we have to eat.
I met a bloke on holiday who lost 40Kg when he went on the Carnivore diet.
Before I met him I was warned to expect a really fat bloke with a big spade beard.
What I saw was a taller rangey guy that was quite slim. He said he had been plagued with illness (headaches & gastric issues) all his life and now they were all gone and he felt great. Interesting, I thought.
Have a great day.
I have never picked a duck up and stroked it, I have just sometimes slept on feather pillows and/or under what we used to call an "eiderdown" which tells you what was in it. That was more or less as a kid
Allergies creep up on you and my reaction to that came in my twenties.
I also used to baby sit for a colleague who had a sofa and armchairs stuffed with feathers and I turned out to be allergic to that as well, don't know what feathers they were.
But no, I have never had anything to do with dux doo-doo!!
Weight and size would make a problem. Heavier balls would run further but take a bigger hit to get anywhere.
And size would make a big difference when you try to stun, or use side, etc.
Most of us have a dominant eye, mine is my left one, or was until my eyesight in that one went a bit off due to not enough lube coming outa my eyelid.
So if you want to enter pool comps you are doing the right thing.
Hope the MDF stays straight for you and you get to finish it off propa!
I must look into this, I'd do anything, almost, to drop two trews sizes.Morning All.
A shopping day.
NVM we have to eat.
I met a bloke on holiday who lost 40Kg when he went on the Carnivore diet.
Before I met him I was warned to expect a really fat bloke with a big spade beard.
What I saw was a taller rangey guy that was quite slim. He said he had been plagued with illness (headaches & gastric issues) all his life and now they were all gone and he felt great. Interesting, I thought.
Have a great day.
Change the size label - instant result
Well, the only drawback I hear people who don't do it shout about is "possible kidney damage", but there's lots of contradictory stuff floating around. You tube is your friend.
Oh, and look for articles on places like PubMed.
doriz
Well-Known Member
What is the colour code and how did you apply it?
I used Nato Green satin BS285 and applied it with a roller and used a paint brush for the tricky bits
From Trade Paints on ebay
I did have a look on sensible web sites and as usual it is a case of "don't take it to extremes", and yes possible kidney damage was one sort of damage mentioned.Well, the only drawback I hear people who don't do it shout about is "possible kidney damage", but there's lots of contradictory stuff floating around. You tube is your friend.
Oh, and look for articles on places like PubMed.
Stone56
Well-Known Member
The yellow one is that a Hillman Tiger thay done them in red the only two colours?
Yes, looks very like a Hillman Avenger Tiger to me. With a large valve head and twin Weber carburettors they managed to get over 90 bhp out of the little 1500 engine, which was a lot in those days. Sundance yellow and wardance red were the colourways. Decent examples are getting very collectible now, and very expensive. It gave comparable machines like the Ford Escort Mexico a run for their money.
See post 118,704.
And on looking back at it, you can read "_venger Tiger" on the number plate!!! (Which I din't notice first time round, either )
Yet another contender along with Fraud Escort Mehicos, Dolly Sprints, etc!
Moulded with a wire down the middle
My friend is looking for a car, needs to be unusual and not too expensive (2750) also smallish motor, 1.2 or 1.4 ish, petrol or diesel
Went with her to look at a very nice Citroen DS3 1.6 diesel
Had a cambelt and regular servicing , receipt for cambelt and recent service.
Engine hadn't been touched for years, all bolts rusted up etc and filthy engine oil on the bottom of the stick.
Think his garage has been ripping him off, left it where it was
Any suggestions on what cars to look out for ?
Went with her to look at a very nice Citroen DS3 1.6 diesel
Had a cambelt and regular servicing , receipt for cambelt and recent service.
Engine hadn't been touched for years, all bolts rusted up etc and filthy engine oil on the bottom of the stick.
Think his garage has been ripping him off, left it where it was
Any suggestions on what cars to look out for ?
WhiskyLassie
Well-Known Member
Hyundai i30 they seem to do pretty well with good reviews.
