Bolt
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Where I grew up, we used to control errant cows using a farmer, a couple of bits of blue alkathene and a collie.
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Airpod line
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I’m glad they thought to include this infographic. Not sure any of it would have made sense without it.
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Reinstate the Monarchy.
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Well, I’m trying to eat, and I really don’t need to hear about how you harvest your mushrooms.
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*Unfortunately, it doesn’t protect against liars (which is the absolute lowest thing that a man can be), but then, you can’t have everything.
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Not sure I totally trust Russia at the moment, so I’ve just invested in one of these (seen it on the EMF thread). Heavy Duty Orgonite Cloudbuster; 6 Pipes & weighing over 15kg (EMF, Chemtrail) WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Heavy duty Orgonite "Cloud Buster". You will receive a Cloud Buster which is similar to the one shown in the... Apparently it protects against EMF, EMP, Chemtrails, drought, parking fees and banana milkshake. I’m not going to just stand by and be a victim.
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Gotta laugh at the skirt!
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Exactly. Eggs are cheap, If you throw fresh ones though, you have the option of a post-protest omelette with the left over eggs. Maybe kids the days are just too shit at throwing accurately.
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How opulent a nation are we, when we have turned our backs on the humble tomato, and instead sink £2.19 on a milkshake to throw. Kids these days don’t know what a cost of living crisis is.
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You could say a Warbuton a small scale.
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What are the chances that the usual suspects will make a wholemeal over such a simple spelling mistake.
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Did well to get from Aberdeenshire to Thames estuary in one hour.
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Liquid sunshine. Perfect.
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Nice, but Is it summer there yet?
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Did you find out, ‘cause they sure look similar!
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Best to ask to have the chain removed…… just in case.
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Sounds like: 1) Manual carb is fine as it shouldn’t need tweaking anyway. 2) Auto tune keeps saw running at ‘peak performance’ potentially masking engine issues. 3) Replacement Auto tune is useless as it won’t do anything until I have crossed the palm of ‘the service program’ with silver. Possibly a pretty compelling argument for staying manual.
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A saw chain that can’t be bumped into a little log!!?! Kids eh!
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Sorry, I meant Khriss. -x- Bassethound
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Remember Kriss? He always seemed to have a little kiss-kiss pop up after every comment. -xx- Shytehawk
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OK. It probably depends on what saw the has then. He’s probably gone off to try and get a more succinct answer from a moble phone forum.
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I think the OP was referring to testing a function rather than being in ‘normal’ use. Watch the first test in the video he included, and you’ll see what he’s trying to replicate.
