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  • Issue 157 – Norway Hans Rey
  • hug
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    if i was attacked in international waters why not kick off,anyway zulu are you in charge of Isreali propaganda or something ?

    hug
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    Oh well, that picture seals it then, nothing wrong at all is there|

    hug
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    No I wasn't aware of that, but I just hate the way the isrealis seem to act more like the nazi's every sodding year & the tactics they use to make themselves virtually untouchable from the US & UK like helping finance political leadership campains further helps me not like them.

    hug
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    It is an illegal occupation and lets face it we (us & the yanks) shouldn't have put the "isrealis" there in the first place . I'm inclined to say bomb 'em

    hug
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    memorybits.co.uk +1

    hug
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    just make sure the valve is open so no build up of pressure, aside from that Helium is not flammable thats why it is now the gas of choice for airships

    hug
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    Thanks very much for that,just back from a ride through woods & across fields for a few hours & they're working a treat, trouble is I now think my arse is broken (footpath across ploughed field + hardtail).

    Once again ampthill Thanks

    hug
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    Lovely smooth trouble free reliable shifting (if sods law has its way thats monday nights ride ruined by gear trouble) I put them on with xtr shifters & xt shadow rear mech about 18 months ago, wet-muddy rides handle bars spinning right round during a spill & yanking the cables (friday afternoon) silky smooth. One thing is they seem to be a bit tight with the amount of outer they supply,I've got a mediun framed sanderson (hardtail) and it was about a foot short, luckily the shop wot i brought it from had a reel of it in the workshop & gave me a suitable length.

    hug
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    when i got mine (10 years back) i went to the indian embassy in london,handed my passport over & returned 3 or 4 hours later to collect, can't remember how much.. Lonely planet would be a good book to look at

    hug
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    Want one

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    Top bit of kit that is

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    The important thing here is that a little girl knows that her dad loves her so how can a goodnight call reasonably be seen as detrimental to her wellbeing ? it seems that ex wives can be inclined to test drive all sorts of bollox in order to make life easier for themselves.Best thing to be is the cool reasonable one in this whole situation,just another thing for your child to love you for later.

    hug
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    it may react with the existing paint (sort of softens the existing & then all puckers up)

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    I have the same with orange but not vodaphone (so am now on orange & thank the big man for peace 'n' quiet)

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    50 in September

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    One more thing
    Have you got a GTV ? if yes post a pic' then.

    hug
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    A handy book is " Alistair Sawdays giude to french bed & breakfast" used it on a trip a few years ago ,all places in the book were tried & tested apparently, we stayed at 3 different places travelling down through france & all were as described in the book.

    hug
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    hello to both of you then

    hug
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    If you have a combi' boiler or your hot water cylinder is "unvented" (hot water @ mains pressure) the i'd suspect a low pressure mixer's been used as opposed to a "high pressure one" tell me more.
    I may be nipping aht for a quick ride if it doesn't rain too heavy so response may be slow

    hug
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    I think the books are pretty much dead now, mind you thomsons i don't think ever was actually alive (£1800 for an ad in the plumbing&htg section & only 2 calls from that one in a year)

    hug
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    if the doctors/health visitors haven't any abnormalities in his joints/bones then he's probably just decided that walking is obviously a mugs game and how much longer will i have to wait for dad to buy me a **** mountain bike

    hug
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    I reckon they deserve a very big large lump of respect bearing in mind what their legs are having to pedal uphill, as for downhill the suddenly gravity's your best mate. Also as i'm learning once you "suddenly" put on 2&1/2 stone trying to unload it is like trying to cut granite with a childs toothbrush.

    hug
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    I think it's the first time i've been too old for something, noy sure i like it.

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    the main thing is that it is not combustible, so it ticks that box, & much easier to work with

    hug
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    I'm 16st I've got Mavic crossland tubeless rims with a Mountain King tubeless on t' back and Mountain King supersonic on the front,both with stans stuff inside. the bloke in the bike shop tried to talk me out of the supersonic, said I'd never get it to pump up let alone hold air (fair enough there were so many tiny white dots of sealant it looked like a whitewall)no more flats

    hug
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    put the bath in level (the fall is in the base)& tile down to it, fill/ half fill then seal, I usually pva the bare plaster where the rim touches and get a really thick bead of silicone that basically sticks the bath to the wall before the tiling is done, been doing it that way since 1989 never had a complaint about leaks.

    hug
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    I've heard the real bad cases hang around the cereal isle & follow you home then "case the joint " for later that night.

    hug
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    I would try to put a strait slot in it first with a hacksaw then try to unscrew it with a screwdriver. There wont be much shaft left if you have to drill it

    hug
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    There is a thing i've heard referred to as a "hot rod" it is essentially another heat exchanger loop that uses your immersion heater boss,not as efficient as a proper full loop in the cylinder but may be more appealing than £1000 for a 210 litre unvented cylinder.

    hug
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    The best ones to have are the evacuated tube type,but he will also need a solar controller to make things run efficiently & a circulating pump pressure relief valve,auto air vent,pressure guage,various isolating valves a pressure vessel and a new twin coil hot water cylinder.
    the firm i've been installing for use german made panels (5 year warranty)
    also he needs to work out if he has a south facing chunk of roof (ideal situation) otherwise it means fitting panels on east and west facing sides (which means more panels & an extra pump) The'll sell him a south facing kit (all parts mentioned above + some other bits) for £1907 inc VAT
    they are Global energy direct.co.uk not a job for the non-plumber,the system is filled with quite a strong mix of ethelyne glycol which Will find all available opportunities to leak ( this has been learned the hard way). if he wants someone to fit it give me a shout e-mail in profile

    hug
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    I had the same problem,so I went back to the shop & they gave me an extra length..Bless 'em

    hug
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    I once worked as a chicken catcher for Buxted in the early 80's.the hottest filthiest job you could ever find yourself doing,
    on the brighter side,my nephew was the vision mixer for Babestation a few years back.

    hug
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    Top

    hug
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    Maybe this wonderful universe has something much better in store for you a bit further down the line.
    Also I once talked a partner into giving it another go (definitely had issues around rejection) but then over the following 10 months i really learned about pain..but it passes you perhaps decide that you don't need all the grief of long term relationships in your life. then you trip over the loveliest woman you could ever have hoped to meet, nine years in so far.
    Good luck mate

    hug
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    Blakes wood.. Little baddow/Danbury Essex

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    I got to ride my bike in the sun (for 2 1/2 of the three hours) chucked it down just as i was cleaning the bike off in the garden.

    hug
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    GSF car parts.com
    Ive had a couple of cat's from them, both were just under £100
    I can't see turbo's in the catalogue but they are audi/bmw specialists so i'm sure they will point you the right way,& they have branches all over the place

    hug
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    If you have the XP disc you can load it in & you'll be offered the option to either perform a fresh installation or repair itself.
    now i'm no IT guru (plumber actually) but i can't resist tinkering with stuff…so i'v had to do this a few times over the years.

    hug
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    nob-splat!

    hug
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    if they're shimano you can download/print a set of destructions, but i seem to recall that you keep pulling the trigger 'till it's shifted all the way up (or down if yours is that way inclined) then you should be able to push the cable inner through, if it still resists try just a little fressure on the thumb lever as you push the cable.
    if on t'other hand you have those dual shifter-brake & gear things then I have no idea

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