Not even in your hips??
Hippo
Lord Hippo
NopeNot even in your hips??
Yuo have to ignore Savile at the beginning of this clip before seeing what I put it up for.... Gordon!
The lad to the right nice moves
I will be sending him that haha
saxavordian
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Recent CCTV image of me in work today
A while ago Xylia was looking to buy a Ouija board but all the products online seemed to have really low customer feedback scores, which made her reluctant to press the 'buy' button. On reading the reviews, the problem became apparent. People were disgruntled because they'd bought a Ouija board and it 'didn't work'.
I don't think they were entirely joking either.
I don't think they were entirely joking either.
The NOS SU fuel pump rebuild kit arrived in its 1977 MOD packaging and I replaced all the parts in my pump.
I put it back on the car and after spinning over for a few seconds she burst intoflames life. Yay...happy dance.
As I was able to put the pipework back exactly as before...... everything fits.
It has occured to me that a fuel-filter would be a good thing to put in, but there is very little room to insert one in the current layout. I have got some "bits" on the way to help form pipework into nice shapes so I may re-run all the piping from Pump-Out to Carb in and insert one in there somewhere.
I don't really want to put loads of nasty self-tappers through the bulkhead to secure any new/improved pipework.
Some securing clips for 6mm pipework that an be "ganged" on a single M6 bolt would be good. I shall go look.
I put it back on the car and after spinning over for a few seconds she burst into
As I was able to put the pipework back exactly as before...... everything fits.
It has occured to me that a fuel-filter would be a good thing to put in, but there is very little room to insert one in the current layout. I have got some "bits" on the way to help form pipework into nice shapes so I may re-run all the piping from Pump-Out to Carb in and insert one in there somewhere.
I don't really want to put loads of nasty self-tappers through the bulkhead to secure any new/improved pipework.
Some securing clips for 6mm pipework that an be "ganged" on a single M6 bolt would be good. I shall go look.
ExcellentThe NOS SU fuel pump rebuild kit arrived in its 1977 MOD packaging and I replaced all the parts in my pump.
I put it back on the car and after spinning over for a few seconds she burst intoflameslife. Yay...happy dance.
As I was able to put the pipework back exactly as before...... everything fits.
It has occured to me that a fuel-filter would be a good thing to put in, but there is very little room to insert one in the current layout. I have got some "bits" on the way to help form pipework into nice shapes so I may re-run all the piping from Pump-Out to Carb in and insert one in there somewhere.
I don't really want to put loads of nasty self-tappers through the bulkhead to secure any new/improved pipework.
Some securing clips for 6mm pipework that an be "ganged" on a single M6 bolt would be good. I shall go look.
There's a small filter in the floatbowl where the fuel enters but one of those in line plastic filters would do the job
Saw these drums strung along a pole.
Bemused, any ideas peeps?
Bemused, any ideas peeps?
Imagine the reviews if it did?!
Healthy avoidance of stuff I don't quite know enough to not believe in..
If it is anywhere near "Allotments" it is probably rapid composting drums.
You put the vegetable matter in the top lid and do it back up again. You rotate/tumble them to mix it all up, it rots down faster and the composting cycle is shortened.
Stone56
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Are thay for making compost put your waste green and Brown in the top then you can turn them daily and it speeds up the processing ?? Dan beat me to it should read to the end
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Anyone heard from @WhiskyLassie lately?
Hope all ok.
Hope all ok.
