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  2. What are you objecting about?
  3. She’s of Pakistani heritage 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️
  4. 🎗️ The Conservative MP Nick Timothy shares his first hand experience from last night's game in Birmingham 😳😳 | Kundan Bhaduri 🇬🇧 | 82 comments WWW.LINKEDIN.COM 🎗️ The Conservative MP Nick Timothy shares his first hand experience from last night's game... A season ticket holder whom went to school locally, anyone, in particular the leftards who has any illusion of how things will pan out if the demographics ever allow it wants to wake up now. That is not a religion of tolerance.
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  6. Then where’s that video then?
  7. I'd imagine because worth a 200kg load the device would work much better with additional friction, but a 70-80kg climber would be fine without. Almost like they've thought about it.
  8. Thirded. I have that book too.
  9. Yes a reboil, but only for 30 mins or so, plus a bit more sugar and lemon juice. The dark colour is probably a consequence of me cooking it so long. Also, I had a few Quinces mixed in with the Meddlars. It's tastes nice, that's the main thing.
  10. I second that; that RHS book is comprehensive yet easy to understand with loads of pics and diagrams
  11. What a colour - so dark. Well done getting it set; was that after a re-boil?
  12. Dribs and drabs more video and people saying they’ve tried it at TCIA have been getting to Facebook. One video does show it working tolerably on SRT without a wrench but a lot of the videos are suspiciously cut just before loading it fully. If it does work, why on earth the first thing on the internet about it wasn’t a video of a 200kg bloke saying, “I weigh 200kg and the ISC Reflex works on SRT without a wrench.” and then descending on it, I don’t know.
  13. I really like the WLL of 200kg. They've put some thought into that.
  14. Don't argue with the grown ups mate
  15. Not without some form of RW or Chicane.
  16. Ok, so how do you smell it?
  17. As does a Zigzag
  18. @Steve Bullmanit works srt and double rope
  19. Hap Johnson
  20. ... apart from the ~2 million Indians who died during WW2 of course...
  21. I'm just old fashioned paranoid, but the bank is only a 10 minute run away - couple all my banking with being out and about at lunchtime, cannot hack that. Though 2 factor identification is a pain in the butt, unless your sitting on your phone. Sometimes nice to put the thing down.
  22. Very kind act sime, takes the pressure off Mick.
  23. Sorry team. Wordle 1,603 4/6 🟩⬛⬛🟨⬛ 🟩⬛🟩⬛🟩 🟩⬛🟩⬛🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  24. Are there any other benefits to it over the zigzag other than being mid line attachable? I actually like that the zigzag's a closed unit with one less thing to worry about. It was never particularly an issue for me.
  25. My second number one, popular start word Wordle 1,603 1/6* 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  26. Second time lucky.
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