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Haironyourchest

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About Haironyourchest

  • Birthday 01/01/1981

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    Handyman/Maintenance/Tree Work

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  1. I'm doubling my money on Britain's foremost psychic... Twitter is exploding with rumors that King Charles has passed away today.
  2. Why does the Zomax have an extra filler cap by the back handle? I must say, my Lidl Parkside 55cc saw has been reliable and capable. Don't know if it's a zomax though..
  3. Ok. Are they up to stopping a gusher though? With the celox product they say you really have to pack it into the wound and stuff.
  4. Yeah, that's the one I got, the Steiner +. I moved the wee dressing to a personal boo-boo kit, it's not suitable for a life threatening bleed but good to know it works all the same. Replaced the entire contents of the pouch with a single celox z-fold rapid, at €75 a few years ago. I have another pouch kit in the van with a tourniquet, 2 Israeli bandages and a CPR face mask. Used one of the Israeli bandage a few years ago at the scene of a car accident on a casualty. Serious scalp wound but weirdly not bleeding much. I was worried the injured party would faint and fall over, further contaminating the wound. Having a nice long bandage with a built in fluffy cushion pad obviated a lot of the stress of the situation.
  5. For nerve damage to extremities - homoeopathic Hypericum C30 or C200. pills Pharmacy or more likely health food store. And comfrey ointment.
  6. Was that the wee woundclot dressing that comes in the personal first aid kits you hang on your belt? I got one in a Stein kit. Bought the kit on account of the woundclot, as advertised on the label.. when I saw the size of the thing I felt a bit cheated. Cool that you made it work 👍
  7. One set are harder rubber than the other. Allows for more control vs more vibration dampening, personal preference. Don't know which is which though ..
  8. IIRC he said like really short, a couple of years only.
  9. Britain's foremost psychic, Craig Hamilton Parker, predicted Charles reign would be short. This was several years back, before Elizabeth passed away.
  10. Wholesome....got me right in the feels. VID_20240206_135700_384.mp4
  11. They're the budget option for sure. I had a pair of their boots once, I think. Didn't last pissing time. They failed (leaked or broke) and were given or thrown away. The spikes have held up fine thus far, only rarely used though. Needed modified from the start to make them useable for comfort. The wire core lanyard was fine.
  12. How long do you think it will take China to ramp up output? Rus still buying western chips via third parties anyway, like we're buying their oil. The double standard bothers me. Talking heads (inc Ursula) going on about washing machine components and conscription (incompatible narratives) yet behind the scenes the grown ups keep trading goods and commodities and us plebs are supposed to believe the propaganda and emote accordingly. Is the whole thing a big joke to them?
  13. China cracked the chip problem last year. Did you see the phone thing in the news? They can make chips as good as U.S and Taiwan now. Who knows what the red lines really are in the halls of power, behind the guff? Europe has half a billion people and we need their oil, and the middle east's oil. We're still dependant on it. If we or they do something that turns off the tap for real, its game over for us.
  14. I see auld Joe Biden is talking about banning U.S gas exports to the EU (and UK). To any country that doesn't have a free trade agreement with USA. So that'll be fun, if it happens.

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