GarethM
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What, he's not got a robotic one!
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How much is AstroTurf Vs therapy?.
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Daft secondary thought, what about wrong spark plug ?. As that looks suspiciously like it's been hitting it and looks to be in around the exact same location.
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Are the obituary sections in newspapers also the house fire section?
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Lack of oil in the mix would be my guess.
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So 48, the blade is a bit wider than the roller ?
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What's 18" in that then there modern numbers 😉
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Hayter Harrier 48 Type 219 219L - Roller Drive Chain - Genuine OEM Part WWW.EBAY.CO.UK <p>Hayter Harrier 48 Type 219 219L</p><p>ROLLER DRIVE CHAIN</p><p>Please see photos for condition</p><p>Free...
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Is it the same size as bicycle chain, whilst not stereotyping the French a local shop could make one up if you can't find the old part.
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Bluebells, possibly my favourite plant. Slowly clearing up the woodland to hopefully expand them a little more every year.
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Looks like a typical designed in x but made, assembled and shipped from china. Even the website has that made in China feel to the wording.
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Not a clue I'm afraid, I do use the event function which sounds similar. On mine you just mask on/off the areas you expect movement. Like the top of a fence or gateways, allows me to ignore things like foliage movement in the wind.
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Are they old school BNC or IP POE. With 5 cameras at 5MP you're probably best looking for a dual HDD model for a decent amount of storage. Mines 4 camera with 4Tb, get a good 3 months recording.
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The problem is people complaining, wasting time on council guff just to virtue signal. Same with protesters, it achieved nothing. If you want to improve standards of buildings etc that's fine.
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And how does that effect our 1% global CO2or even the UK ?. Simple answers on the back of half a rizla. Go refill the largest inland sea before you start lectures about the climate, once that's refilled you'll find a lot of the world returns to normal.
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As per usual, you go all sandwich board end of the world. There will be no extinction, you know it, I know it, the bank manager at Siemens knows it. It's that sort of doom monger rhetoric that's the problem, I watched a local councillor do such a thing about solar panels. A good 5 minutes gushing over 20 panels in a field, the applicant owns a mansion with a swimming pool and a Ferrari. Erm 20x250-400w = 5-7Kw, but wouldn't put them on his huge house!.
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Maybe we can think of those renewable power types, that don't really see the bigger picture of how unclean and a waste of money it is. They are ostriches getting shafted whilst buying their heads in the sand, probably whilst listening to a podcast of Gretta.
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I think you'll find that's just filtered liquid from dirty 30 that they're pumping out and removing all legacy radioactive solids. Anything radioactive is removed, but diluted with sea water as the PH is from memory 11. Weirdly at PH 11 things float differently as the buoyancy changes. It's not actual waste.
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They don't
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There is no problem reprocessing it, both the UK and France have been doing it for decades. Only exception being the USA, who just decide to stockpile it and do nothing.
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Well BAE & Rolls Royce don't seem to have any problems making them at barrow with the latest design 440MW for the submarines.
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I've said it before, we built Calder hall in 3 years whilst designing and creating the technology. Bin this unproven EPR that even the french who designed it seems unable to get working. Finland took 18 years to get theirs up and running.
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It's spelt Nuke-u-lar
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There's one to be built in Manchester, 40MW. Planners barely even thought about the diesel backup that sort of juice requires and the waste heat that just vented to the atmosphere instead of being used for say heating the Olympic pool or maybe in the basement of every leisure centre in the land. Say 80% power efficiency, that 8MW of heat
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Maybe, just don't think it's anywhere as accurate as they're trying to claim. Look at us, look at us, we have all this water. Whilst at the same time glossing over Canada oil sands, Norway gas, rainforests etc.
