The_Yellow_Ardvark
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A travel mug, with heater.
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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A good friend, in Scotland found out that I had flu, thus under the weather.
I jokes he should send me something to entertain meme.
He said why.
I replied, You do like all those donations for your charities etc, the Doom bar.
He said he will send me a small box.
I jokes he should send me something to entertain meme.
He said why.
I replied, You do like all those donations for your charities etc, the Doom bar.
He said he will send me a small box.
DAPPH
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I think it does IIRC the berries come a few weeks after the flowering ( time to take last years growth cuttings)
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SGS in Rugby are the place to go for struts
+1 for that.
After fitting a couple of large speakers in the tailgate of my estate car the already tired struts refused to work.
Rang sgs and they give me advise and I bought a pair of uprated ones to compensate for the weight of the speakers.
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Hopefully there will be one in place of my Easter egg. I've been told , " Darling take things steady j" now my lass knows I've just spent £2060 or more on mancupboard " stuff "Several .£ 60 here, £ 120 there plus more & a few north of £500 soon mounts up
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A Parweld helmet courtesy of @doubleboost recent Youtube channel giveaway, quite chuffed as I never seem to win anything
It should make a nice replacement for my 20 odd year old Jackson helmet, just got see if I still have a "mig welding forum" sticker for it.
It should make a nice replacement for my 20 odd year old Jackson helmet, just got see if I still have a "mig welding forum" sticker for it.
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we have all been conned, what with @Wozzaaah using all the forum funds for exotic holidays and now you winning all the prizes, its a fix I tell ya , a fixA Parweld helmet courtesy of @doubleboost recent Youtube channel giveaway, quite chuffed as I never seem to win anything
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It should make a nice replacement for my 20 odd year old Jackson helmet, just got see if I still have a "mig welding forum" sticker for it.
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Yep I use them for all the car stuff, this was a quick and easy purchase...
Anyhow made an adaptor up by drilling and tapping a 10mm bolt, the door end is ok as its just a nut and bolt job
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Oh that is simple.Doesn't it just. I don't dare calculate how much I've spent on tools & tooling.
Send me the tools and I send Norbert the bill.
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Why can I never find stuff like that waiting to be thrown out?
My local crafts / antiques / general tat place has a few stalls selling model railway stuff, I think their carriages are usually about £8 each without boxes. Short sections of track aren't worth a lot IMO. Boxed stuff usually adds a premium of course. I think Playcraft was another brand of Jouef, who did some good stuff if I recall correctly. Some Playcraft stuff here: http://www.playcraftrailways.com/
My local crafts / antiques / general tat place has a few stalls selling model railway stuff, I think their carriages are usually about £8 each without boxes. Short sections of track aren't worth a lot IMO. Boxed stuff usually adds a premium of course. I think Playcraft was another brand of Jouef, who did some good stuff if I recall correctly. Some Playcraft stuff here: http://www.playcraftrailways.com/
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Thanks to Rob from Xtreme Plasma for donating it to my channelA Parweld helmet courtesy of @doubleboost recent Youtube channel giveaway, quite chuffed as I never seem to win anything
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It should make a nice replacement for my 20 odd year old Jackson helmet, just got see if I still have a "mig welding forum" sticker for it.
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My first trainset in 1965 was a Playcraft
Windy Miller
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I watched the draw on DoubleBoost’s channel on the train journey into work this morning - so nice to see one of ‘our guys’ get a win.A Parweld helmet courtesy of @doubleboost recent Youtube channel giveaway, quite chuffed as I never seem to win anything
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It should make a nice replacement for my 20 odd year old Jackson helmet, just got see if I still have a "mig welding forum" sticker for it.
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Gave me a nice warm feeling it did!
