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  #2303767 22-Aug-2019 13:01
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Ge0rge: Spending an evening in the shed turning a pile of steel bits



Into something much more satisfying

 

 

 

WT* is it though?!







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  #2303768 22-Aug-2019 13:02
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But when he returned to the crease he played like a completely different player. I was shocked. 

 

Where that ball hit him looked very similar to the ball than killed the australian player a few years ago.

 

I really hope he isnt more seriously/permanently/ impaired. Putting aside the stupid sandpapering episode he is an impressive player.

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  #2303858 22-Aug-2019 13:22
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Geektastic:

 

Numbers I will never see.

 

Today we have 17.5 down and 1.5 up on VDSL....!

 

 

Do not despair. I used to think we would never escape dial-up. Then RBI came along. Then it grew congested and I thought we could never hope for a better alternative. Then someone planted a WISP tower nearby. There is always hope.

 

 




Plesse igmore amd axxept applogies in adbance fir anu typos

 


 



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  #2303867 22-Aug-2019 13:32
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Geektastic:


 


WT* is it though?!



It's growing, is what it is!



Soon to be seen driving through a village near you, @Geektastic!

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  #2303871 22-Aug-2019 13:37
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Ah.

Well, if you see an Ifor Williams on the country roads in these parts, it's mine!





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  #2303894 22-Aug-2019 14:08
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Ge0rge:
Geektastic:

 

 

 

 

 

WT* is it though?!

 



It's growing, is what it is!

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Soon to be seen driving through a village near you, @Geektastic!

 

You're going to have to flip it over first...looks heavy.

 

 

 

@Ge0rge , genuine question, how are you going to do this?




Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

 
 
 
 

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  #2303918 22-Aug-2019 14:58
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floydbloke:

You're going to have to flip it over first...looks heavy.


 


@Ge0rge , genuine question, how are you going to do this?



Two of us lifted it onto the axle stands, and have lifted it onto either side twice now (downhand welding is always easiest!).

When it comes time to flip it, drop one side down to the ground, lift the other side up til vertical, slide across the floor, then lower down onto axle stands, lift other side up - easy :) Tare weight should be a bit under 500kg when finished.

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  #2304301 23-Aug-2019 05:35
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'Tumbleweed's tiny houses' on wheels ... :-)




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  #2304303 23-Aug-2019 05:40
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Ikea Symfonisk (by Sonos) sound system ... and - yes it's fully compatible.




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  #2304946 23-Aug-2019 22:27
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Reading a story today that they have introduced White Tailed Sea Eagles into Britain.

 

Next time I am there, I shall have to try and see one!





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  #2306690 27-Aug-2019 12:22
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People actually being calm and orderly in an online game.

 

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  #2306691 27-Aug-2019 12:31
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Behodar:

 

People actually being calm and orderly in an online game.

 

Click to see full size

 

 

Is that a virtual soup kitchen?




Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

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  #2306729 27-Aug-2019 13:30
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Geektastic:

 

Ge0rge: Spending an evening in the shed turning a pile of steel bits


Into something much more satisfying

 

 

 

WT* is it though?!

 

 

Phew - thought it might be one of these:

 

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  #2306840 27-Aug-2019 16:03
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Email from Consumer today: 

 

We are writing to let you know that we are increasing our prices. We haven’t done this for five years.
From 1 October, the cost of your yearly Consumer membership will increase from $99.95 to $100.

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  #2307130 28-Aug-2019 09:08
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Got invited to a digitalization congress of my city. :-)




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