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  • Greg Minnaar: Retirement 20 Questions with the GOAT
  • k-sugden
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    I think those against are missing the point this is about the 3-4 year olds loosing out on education. the secondary effect of loosing the nursery place is that if you do manage to get a new job, you don’t get the hours back until the start on the the next term. So if you are offered a job you probably would be unable to take as you have no child care. This just keeps the unemployed on universal credit, as they can’t accept employment.

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    Its highly unlikely that a cat S BMW has been repaired using the correct repair methods. Structural damage would include damage to the chassis or other box sections. BWW use special high strength steels for these components. This type of steel cannot be safely repaired, and must be replaced using cold techniques Ie they are bonded and riveted, the do this you need a self piecing rivet gun these cost in the region of £4000.

    All the suspension components are aluminium any damage to a front wheel that requires an adjustment of the geometry would require all the suspension the steering rack and lower column replacing to comply with the repair methods.

    The chances of someone buying a cat S BMW at a salvage auction and safely repairing it and selling it for a profit at a significantly lower price than an unprepared car are nil

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    I have a Roccbox which gets used every week so yes you may want to have a look at a Kamado as an alternative to a Pizza oven.

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    Lee W thanks that’s great

    mmcd I won’t be parting with my Roccbox the dojoe thing for the big joe is a fortune.

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    Bamff I know some will think its Blackpool with mountains but I get board riding the trials

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    I use BDpoweramp to rip to both uncompressed FLAK and lossless ACC the ACC goes to iTunes the Flak files power the streamer. I can’t tell the difference between my ripped cd”s and Tidal masters played on my Cyrus system and would rather buy 4 or 5 cd’s a month than pay £20 a month for tidal.

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    Sorry I meant the ceramic oven not a bloody big lizard lol

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    I have a Webber grill and a Roccbox would get a proper wood fired oven but don’t have the space. looks like I could do most of what a wood fired oven would in a Kamado in the same space as the Webber. Was interested in any ones experience and how much it gets used.

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    74€ to see Paul Brady in Ireland plus £200 for hotels and £180 for the ferry ya pays your money and takes your choice or not.

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    MG Metro 6R4

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    If you buy pro cook none stick don’t put them on the hob full wack empty to heat up you will burn the none stick coating as the pan will over heat in seconds.

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    Ask you insurer if they will keep the vehicle on cover and also if they will need an engineers report at renewal time

    if the vehicle is subsequently written off as a result of another accident a deduction of around 20% will be made from the market value

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    PM sent please count me in

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    With an £18,000,000 pay off I would be more than glad to go, pretty good pay out for failure LOL

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    If the police arranged the recovery the compound will be secure, unless the police wish to inspect the car for some reason it will be stored in the open. Make sure your mum takes ID or she will not be given access to the vehicle, it would be a good idea to phone first and let them know you are coming.

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    Yep in a pub, I had gone to try and meet a girl I had seen there a couple of weeks before. Ended up talking ballocks and cooking with a bunch of lads I half knew. She sidled up and stated butting in, my opening gambit was women can’t cook they shove stuff in pans and watch it boil. I have been cooking for her for the last 35 years, she does bake a mean cake though. That reminds me time for a mince pie would you like creme with yours dear.

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    This stuff packs a punch is at least as good as Ravenswood but £4:00 a bottle cheaper don’t buy it all before I stock up.

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    Sorry Noskills they came from ACS before they stopped doing them

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    Here’s mine iPod Classic with 528gb ssd playing lossless files Oppo HA2SE Dac/Amp Ultimate Ears TF10’s with custom moulded ear buds also have B&W P9’s but the TF10’s knock them into a cocked hat.

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    +1 for Grindhouse I go for the reunion blend

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    Old Australian proverb ” if you want to go into the bush get a Land Rover if you want come back get a Toyota”

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    savile bowmen shoot at Dewsbury Moor Rugby Club and run regular courses http://www.savile-bowmen.org.uk

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    Norwegian Air Sea Rescue practices winching from ferry deck

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    If you are considering <span style=”background-color: #eeeeee;”><span style=”color: #444444;”><span style=”font-size: 12px;”>Hurtigruten be aware the boats are working ferry’s nice ferry’s but they make frequent very short stops. The food is repetitive and everything is full fat and full sugar. alcohol is very expensive on the boat as in £10 for a bottle of beer. £40 for a bottle of wine. </span></span></span>

    We did the full round trip this spring and if I were to do it again I would do the boat oneway and hire a care to drive back.

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    If you are anywhere near York there is a Tag Heuer outlet at McArthurGlen who do offer genuine discounts.

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    Not simple but here goes

    1 large brisket joint 1 to 1.5kg
    400 grams dried red kidney beans
    2 large mild white onion chopped
    2 cans tomatoes chopped
    red and green bell peppers
    2 beef oxo
    1 teaspoon salt
    1 teaspoon ground pepper
    1/2 teaspoon ground chilli
    1 teaspoon smoked paprika
    1 tablespoon mixed herbs
    3 cloves garlic crushed
    2 teaspoons brown sugar
    2 to 4 squares good plain chocolate

    remove the string from the brisket joint and unroll.
    trim off all visible skin and fat

    cut a diamond pattern in inside surface of the unrolled joint cutting about 3/4 the way through the meat.

    mix the Oxo, salt pepper chilli paprika and mixed herbs into a dry rub, and rub into the meat.

    roll the joint up again wrap in two layers of cling film and put in the fridge for at least 12 up to 48 hours.

    soak the kidney beans in cold water overnight then boil rapidly for 10 minute.

    Put the onion, garlic, beans sugar and tomatoes in the slow cooker season with more salt and pepper, add more chilli flakes if you like it hot.

    Unroll the beaf and place on top of the other ingredients seasoned side down. cook on low for 8 hours.

    Remove the beaf and place in a bowl, shred pulling it apart with two fork, put it back in the slow cooker mix well and add the chocolate cook for a further hour.

    serve with potato, wedges baked potato, or boiled rice

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    Check to see who the underwriter is, I think its Avia in which case you should be ok.

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    Cobra Coupe

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    My 2011 Yeti has Bi Xenons which are awesome I believe the later Xenons are even better.

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    Bacon goats cheese and dates, followed by Rolo stuffed crust with banana drizled with Nuttella

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    I use this lot very reasonable and great quality roast date on bag usually a couple of days before delivery
    https://www.grindhousecoffee.co.uk

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    I have a Yeti two bikes in the back with the front wheels out

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    There are quite a few specialist companys using paintless dent removal google is likely to turn up a local one may be cheaper than an insurance claim in the long run. I am an insurance assessor and would always go down this route if dealing with a claim for principals.

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    try auto locksmiths 01274 305621

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    Here are a couple of mine

    German lentil soup

    Makes 6 large portions

    400 grams dried brown lentils rinsed and drained
    750ml boiling chicken stock (2 oxo or similar)
    1 large mild white onion roughly chopped
    3 large carrots chopped
    2 stalks of celery chopped
    1teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
    1 clove garlic crushed
    250 grams smoked ham cubed (I use a smoked polish joint from lidl)
    1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
    1/4 teaspoon caraway seeds
    1 bay leaf
    salt and pepper

    put everything in a 5 to 6 litre slow cooker for 8 to 10 hours

    Chilli

    Makes 10 large portions freezes well

    1 large brisket joint 1 to 1.5kg
    300 grams dried red kidney beans
    2 large mild white onion chopped
    2 cans tomatoes chopped
    red and green bell peppers chopped
    2 beef oxo
    1 teaspoon salt
    1 teaspoon ground pepper
    1/2 teaspoon ground chilli
    1 teaspoon smoked paprika
    1 tablespoon mixed herbs
    3 cloves garlic crushed
    2 teaspoons brown sugar
    2 to 4 squares good plain chocolate

    remove the string from the brisket joint and unroll.
    trim off all visible skin and fat

    cut a diamond pattern in inside surface of the unrolled joint cutting about 3/4 the way through the meat.

    mix the Oxo, salt pepper chilli paprika and mixed herbs into a dry rub, and rub into the meat.

    roll the joint up again wrap in two layers of cling film and put in the fridge for at least 12 up to 48 hours.

    soak the kidney beans in cold water overnight then boil rapidly for 10 minute.

    Put the onion, garlic, beans sugar and tomatoes in the slow cooker season with more salt and pepper, add more chilli flakes if you like it hot.

    Unroll the beaf and place on top of the other ingredients seasoned side down. cook on low for 8 hours.

    Remove the beaf and place in a bowl, shred pulling it apart with two forks, put it back in the slow cooker mix well and add the chocolate cook for a further hour.

    serve with potato, wedges baked potato, or boiled rice

    enjoy

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