I dont know, it was a genuine question as i bought bulk clothing at a sale about 4 years back and one pack of 4 boxer shorts still has one of them things on em. Bought about 30 pair so havnt needed to open that pack yet but im getting close.
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What the feck have you done today?
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Yea ive heard about the magnet trick but the only large magnets i have are attached to my old cerwin vaga speakers and im reluctant to destroy one of them for a 20 buck pack of skiddies!
I've used a wire snips similar to the screw driver method..
Thought for Today
Elsie's been staring through the lounge patio window ever since it started raining at tea-time.
If it gets any worse, I think I'm going to have to let her in.
If it gets any worse, I think I'm going to have to let her in.
Tip for Today:-
Work hard and save your money, and when you are old you will be able to buy the things that only the young can enjoy.
Work hard and save your money, and when you are old you will be able to buy the things that only the young can enjoy.
Tip for Today 2:-
Money isn't everything, but it certainly helps you keep in contact with your kids.
Money isn't everything, but it certainly helps you keep in contact with your kids.
My local garage replaced the front suspension arms (upper and lower) on my car today.
Then they did the tracking.
Total bill the best part of £700.
BMW charge would have been £1800-2500
Then they did the tracking.
Total bill the best part of £700.
BMW charge would have been £1800-2500
A Combine Harvester
In total?
You must have a huge kitchen
Bigger than a Combine Harvester + its turning circle
Love the sound of the motor in these id say its smooth as silk ?
No just my share to dateIn total?
It's surprising how large behemoths feel so light when moving, I only notice the pan weight when going very slow or stopping - or trying to push it over a rouge pebble outside the garage
It's surprising how large behemoths feel so light when moving, I only notice the pan weight when going very slow or stopping - or trying to push it over a rouge pebble outside the garage
I suppose the weight will be fine up until you get it out of shape, then you'll know about it. But with ABS and TC that'll help avoid getting to that point.
Rouge - are they very posh pebblesIt's surprising how large behemoths feel so light when moving, I only notice the pan weight when going very slow or stopping - or trying to push it over a rouge pebble outside the garage
On Market Street Shaw is this Asian Emporium with a strange roof.
The First Floor used to be a gym.
The cladding appears to be in danger of collapse onto passers-by.(I took the pic yesterday)
I raised it with Oldham Council in June, and since then, it has got worse.
This morning I thought "Fuck it - I'll report it to the Chief Exec of Oldham Council and see if that brings any action..."
The First Floor used to be a gym.
The cladding appears to be in danger of collapse onto passers-by.(I took the pic yesterday)
I raised it with Oldham Council in June, and since then, it has got worse.
This morning I thought "Fuck it - I'll report it to the Chief Exec of Oldham Council and see if that brings any action..."
I've never understood why people push bikes around while walking alongside - unless it's in a garage or showroom where you haven't got the key or don't want to start the engine.It's surprising how large behemoths feel so light when moving, I only notice the pan weight when going very slow or stopping - or trying to push it over a rouge pebble outside the garage
It's far easier and safer to sit astride it and use the engine to go forwards or your feet to paddle backwards.
I see it at bike stops all the time where some little old bloke turns up on a bike and rather than paddling it back into a parking space on level ground, he gets off, puts the side stand down and then precariously walks it backwards, struggling with the weight and the side stand scraping the ground. Assuming they haven't bought a bike that's too big for them, why not just stay astride it?
I've also notice that a lot of people don't seem to have learned the technique of very slow speed manoeuvring by riding the back brake against the clutch. Instead they grab the front brake causing nose-dives and wobbles. When I did my part 1 training for the old two-part test back in 1990-ish, rear brake against clutch was part of the training to get round the cones and do full-lock turns.