dobbslc
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Going to work and telling people you've had some Charlie for breakfast would be interesting...
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Barking Mat
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I hadn't thought of that.....
Its a niche device and there will only be 300 of them so once people who want them have them then that's it, I could do another run but it would require a minimum of 80 people to make it worth it.
Sure it's not just the cherry pit?Almost a broken tooth!
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Note the hard red plastic which was somehow inside the cherry!?
As Iwas eating it in the car outside shop, I went back in, wouldnt like it to happen to anyone else! Refunded plus a bottle as a gesture
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Yea, basically my device replaces the asap/micro traxion bulky&heavy combo you see here
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In one of the care homes i have been working recently have a fait size Ex Armed forces residents.
Lovely bunch, mad as a box of frogs.
This is what they gave me .
20mm Shell case, dated 1945.
WW2 bicycle lamp.
Tin of dubbin.
RAF issue of light meter.
It even has some left.
Lovely bunch, mad as a box of frogs.
This is what they gave me .
20mm Shell case, dated 1945.
WW2 bicycle lamp.
Tin of dubbin.
RAF issue of light meter.
It even has some left.
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Another train, this one is in dire need of attention.
It came with some shortbread, there was more, but there was good coffee.
The Missing Meccano order, been "out for delivery" according to Evri, for 2 weeks.
The seller has already replaced them.
Plus 2 wooden box's
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It took a while to get the catches to move.
Does any one has any information on this?
All I know this is a Post Office resistance checking device.
Does any one has any information on this?
All I know this is a Post Office resistance checking device.
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Certain its not a cherry pit or the inner seed. It was pure red hard plastic. Very odd because I doubt they would specifically choose cherry red plastic for a food proccessing machine, almost makes me think its been sabotaged.
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Ooop my mistake.
The first post, 52,448, was from the folks at the care h9me.
The rest is what I collected this week, from different places.
Sorry.
The first post, 52,448, was from the folks at the care h9me.
The rest is what I collected this week, from different places.
Sorry.
I don't know - but I suspect the founder of the place I work (76yo) might do, or at the least find the seat tool interesting & have some idea how to operate it.
It's a resistance box, where each plug shorts out a resistor having the value engraved on the panel. Removing the plug removes the short, allowing that resistor to be in circuit. Each plug that's removed adds that resistance value to the total, since they're all connected in series. The total resistance is available between the two terminals at the front, when the two buttons are depressed. Or at least something along those lines. I would have thought that this device was more intended for school physics practicals, since the education sector is Philip Harris' principal market.
They look good. Far more working room available if compared to using mole grips.
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On the floor at the recycling centre.
Probably worth reporting to the manufacturer then https://villagebakery.co.uk/
