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What Ian said though I don’t follow his symbols. There are two possibilities: Anne is either married or unmarried. If she is unmarried then Jack looking at her meets the criterion. If she is married then her looking at George meets it. So either way someone married is looking at someone unmarried, j...

The House of Lords was the predecessor to the Supreme Court as the highest court in the U.K. And is visible in that picture. Perfectly justifiable for a law firm

Mito Man wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 5:42 pm Misha. He’s like the modern day Sabine. Has his own garage at the Ring and does hot laps all day.

How much did Sabine crash?

nuttinnew wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 1:48 pm Hmm...still, London?!

1950s London, yes - are you commening on the suitability of a picture of London in a market town in the Midlands?

Keep her; that sort of reckless spending is not going to get you into too much trouble!

We have an old stable at the front of it - most of the units are lodges which are more spacious but I like the character of ours. That's not where the photo shows though; that's our second office in Stourbridge. Manchester is certainly a much more vibrant commercial centre than Stafford but it would...

Is that a stash of kitchen rolls in the fireplace (presumably toilet rolls were in the middle and they were used up more quickly)? London ?! I think you need to view the photo on a bigger screen :lol: Dinny, if a client recognises it as a Rolf Harris then I'm sure they'll have the same view of it a...

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Hey, they played some of Gary Glitter's music on telly last week! Art/artist discussion...

Can you tell what it is yet?



Yes, it's a nice Rolf painting of London which I found over the weekend. Goes really well in the meeting room at the office. Was not expensive but it's a lovely picture and you have to separate the art from the artist.

Oops. That could have resulted in a significantly nastier outcome. :? #47 just jumps up and heads off again after riding over the top of her rival - no need to check - I'm sure she's fine ;) https://twitter.com/F3Alsace/status/1789577543659483447 That is appalling. For a team car to hit a competing...

1. 1/4" bits wouldn't fit the end of the driver - the female end suit 5/16". 2. No idea. The beauty of the mechanical driver is that you turning it whilst driving the bit hard into the fixing - so you very rarely have any skipping issues. 1. Obviously - I was more thinking you need to mov...

If an electrical impact driver can copy with 1/4" bits, does the mechanical impact driver really need 5/16" bits or is that simply to withstand the smacking with a hammer? Any idea what sort of torque you can achieve with a mechanical impact driver and how they compare? ETA: Teng are a nam...

The electrical impact driver is hex too, isn’t it? The difference being that the bits specifically for that are longer with indents to be held in the chuck. While they’d still fit your impact driver they’ll be longer so I can see why you’d prefer not to use them. The short bits are quite common aren...

I’ll forgive you for the EV video Barry, but isn’t that the gimp who thinks he’s faster than Lewis Hamilton but keeps crashing other people’s cars? So I won’t watch his content.

That looks pretty decent and Facom are a good brand, aren’t they?
What’s the red pedal-type thing behind the lifting handle? Foot operated release?

I went out and was disappointed that it wasn’t fully dark yet. Only when I got my phone out did I realise what I could actually see. HDR photos must be what makes it so obvious on camera.

Saves a winter trip to Norway - quite a spectacle.

It’s a lot more visible on a camera but still visible to the naked eye here.

Dell did email me straight away. I’m not overly concerned because the data that was available is limited and I’m not an idiot. Bit poor though.