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GarethM

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  1. I suppose I was getting a bit fed up of having that open fire in the centre of the living room, we can atleast go abroad guilt free tho.
  2. Green hydrogen produced by wind and tidal energy sets new aviation milestone - Offshore Energy WWW.OFFSHORE-ENERGY.BIZ Green hydrogen produced at the European Marine Energy Centre’s (EMEC’s) hydrogen production and... This popped up in my news feed, I saw it and went who actually cares, shouldn't we be using the hydrogen too I don't know keep warm!.
  3. But we'd like you to stay at home for a couple of weeks whilst we find a solution, oh and by the way you'll be doing it in the dark because we fkd that up too
  4. Burn the witch!
  5. Which are you more worried about, the bullying or the lack of wearing the ear protection on his head or the totally missing eye protection or if the clothing is also flame retardant?
  6. Yeap, the battery is always hidden somewhere in the assembly, usually the second motors. Mugs actually believe it's all free energy, what we can safely say is the YouTube channel definitely makes money when you see how many views they get.
  7. T&C's may apply, parking is subject to you working from home.
  8. https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1702017/Migrant-crisis-housed-military-homes-Britain-veterans-homeless/amp Seriously wtf
  9. All depends on if the riot's lead to Winnie the pooh stepping down or an absolute bloodbath.
  10. Either way they should by now have a minimal level of natural immunity, like any country now has. So can only presume they are still religiously addicted to the PCR testing.
  11. Communism is not a carrot and the stick argument, it's more a stick and an even bigger stick. Vaccine or not, they as well as everyone else needs to learn to buck up and live with the genie now it's out of the test tube. After 7 million years of evolution, hiding in a cave never helped matters. The real question is how are they going to respond and save face without the regime falling apart.
  12. I'm still interested in what's going to happen in China, riots etc over the continuation of the zero COVID nonsense which has stymied buisness especially electronics and manufacturing. Whilst not totally to blame for global recession, it's a big driving factor causing shortages in practically every industry.
  13. Maybe we can do that with one of the players. Scrub that we can turn crisp man into a national marter!. Behead lineker and use it for the final.
  14. That is the same in practically every country on the planet tho. It's not just a UK phenomenon.
  15. Just paying people more is necessarily a panacea solution tho, obviously a fair wage is a minimum without needing to top it up with handouts. If you're paid more and goods go up, you're not financially better off.
  16. And like Goldilocks, not to little, not too much. And if you see it, clear it off as once it mixed with dirt, dust and grit you've got a very expensive lapping compound.
  17. Next you'll be telling me about those Belarus beauties from the 1980s. My dirty girty was the last off the line from Doncaster.
  18. Dear Connor, Just remember to not mail order those brides from further away shores. You wouldn't want to swap that finish stunner for one of those other questionable morals Asian models.
  19. Keep a look out for a dust extractor on eBay are a great investment, plus you can burn the dust. Best investment I ever made for chopping up pallets and such. Think at the time I bought a used SIP one for about £80
  20. Seem to be a lot of people using starling as a bank for small businesses as it's free, not sure for how long as I can't understand how they earn anything. Personally I use NatWest, Sage accounts around £36 a month plus stripe for the occasional card payment which is zero annual fees but around 2-3% of the balance. YMMV, I've used sage for about 15 years tho. Played with Freeagent and zero but felt they were a bit meh, Barclays isn't too bad from what I've heard.
  21. Wasn't sure they bought it off the Norwegians 🙂
  22. It'll be cheaper than here as Sweden uses a lot of nuclear and hydro I think. Mine is something mental like 35 or 38p a kwh as I'm out of town.
  23. I dunno, £11 a day for a toasty home and he's probably walking around in socks and his tightly whities.
  24. Agree on the dust extraction, even using a band saw with that sort of exposed blade would be bloody lethal and probably leaves a wonky edge. Whilst a bit wasteful planer thicknesser is probably the safest option all round.
  25. Your only removing 1/2", probably best thinking about a bigger planer thicknesser, maybe a ex school surplus one running on a vfd.

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