difflock
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As in the wired in 230V type one would see in chip shops etc. Anyone care to recommend a brand. Mth
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Ouch!
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There are no sensible answers, that tick all the boxes, because providing decent care at an affordable cost for most of the truely homeless is an impossible task, especially if Government administered. And who else is going to do it? The Church(s) used to, but . . . I exclude those who fail to pay their rent, because they rather piss the Government provided rent money up against a wall. There is simply a percentage of any population that cannot cope, due to psychiaric issues, addiction, etc etc. How does society provide for them, without essentially locking them up, or somehow otherwise curtailing their freedom to ruin their lives ? Or do you wish to provide them a bed in your home? Regards Marcus
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Bloody Hell, there would then be twice as many of them, some solution that!
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Sounds like a job for an Essex girl!
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An allegory for married life.
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And what exactly does that got to do with supporting wor Boris pray tell . . .
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I believe even the Greeks of Homers day had the same complaints. And as a very tidy and gifted joiner often stated, "hard work was never easy".
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Eh! Why on Earth would one not sleep? Anyway the number of times it was in the fully wide-open, but top-hung window opening, and recoiled, no way was it going to voluntarily make it. Cheers mth
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Well I figured it was kinder to catch it, than blast it with the 12Ga. Especially in the bedroom. I was aware of how small they are, and no it did not bite me. Anyway good to see it released unharmed again. cheers mth
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Well bedroom actually, just now
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RJ&KD McLEAN Machinery Dealers in Dorset | The Farming Forum THEFARMINGFORUM.CO.UK They seem a good professional firm going by the website but a fair way from us and been looking at some tractors they are selling. Are they a good firm... "click" on the TFF image and it should? load the thread.
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But which end of the correct hammer was used? Having spent 32 years in a Local Authority, I quickly larned that such arcane knowledge was somewhat more esoteric than I had foolishly presumed. P.S. I was pleased to see that Monsanto had thought to clearly specify that the plug was to be inserted smaller diameter end first.
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Hmmm, Anyway, perhaps I misquoted myself, anyway, thinking over what I stated, I concluded that I never was aware that there was a non-return valve in grease guns, why would there be when there is a non-return valve built into the grease nipple itself?(and I must pull a scrap one apart, the first wet day, to double check) so unless this foot operated grease gun incorporates a non-return valve, how would "releasing" the pressure make any difference, or does it perhaps "suck" the grease back a tad?. But then why do they also need to provide an easy release coupler? I worry about these kind of things. Cheers marcusthehatter.
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But was last year not a bumper crop?
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My take on this is "horses for courses", anyway from my experience the biggest issue is getting the coupler to attatch and stay on the zerk/nipple, and while easy to access zerks/nipples may allow for complicated fancy bulky couplers, the ackward buggers generally require a small/short/neat/angled/bent coupler. That first video was "pants" and misleading to boot, as releasing the pressure at the pump, will do little to release the pressure at the nipple/zerk, depending on the length of the delivery tube, the bore diameter and the thickness of the grease! But the release mechanism at the coupler looks to be a good idea. And yes, the infalliable rule, grease gets everywhere except where it is most needed. Especially the black PBL stuff!
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That is not luck money, simply a downright dishonest practise to inflate prices for the benefit of the top breeders, at the expense of everyone else, also has benefits re any inflated insurance claims.
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I ud associate that behavouir with new money btw.
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"Luck Penny" was the term I grew up with, and yes after the ruthless bargaining, a gesture that there was goodwill. When I bought the car trailer a few month ago, I was a little surprised to get a "luck penny" back, about £40 in 2.5k. Here in NI, not particularly connected to the travelling community, just more a rural thing. Actually recalling Sean, the plasterer gave me a luck penny back when I paid him for plastering the garden room, this after several needed interjections on my part regarding his "failure to comply" with my clearly stated requirements when the job was priced, but I paid up, in full, in cash and on completition.
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How was dust suppression managed Kevin?
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Land for the Many A report to the Labour Party, June 2019
difflock replied to Stere's topic in The Lounge
Perhaps a start would be some attempt to stem the flow of economic migrants and benefit abusers, that have to be housed somewhere. Then re-develop some of the very very low density Council Estates,(the ones with vast swathes of neglected grass everywhere, at least here in NI) into higher quality and higher density housing. Then look at brownfield sites. Last on the list should be greenfield development, unless low value moorland or desolate mountainsides. -
Borrow?, cos sounds like you dinny really want her back?
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Land for the Many A report to the Labour Party, June 2019
difflock replied to Stere's topic in The Lounge
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The above sums it up, particularily the weather aspect, cos imho, an somewhat limited experience, a stone burrier only works in dry soils. An dry concrete/dry tarmac, after a brief blink o the Sun, after it has pished doon for weeks, bes a bit/whole lot different to dry soil!
