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The Exakt saw yes they are a tadge expensive for what they are, but the company is Scottish, so one is supporting Scottish Industry for what that's worth, but I paid fifty quid which included delivery for it is a graded product, that is cosmetic return and has a 3 month warranty which isn't bad...

They could have polished it, I mean all those scratches have just got to upset the air flow, but interesting they are still using spokes which look kind of out of place on that thing. But a 950 gramme frame with a one piece bottom bracket and even, even internal cable routing as if that has not...

It happens sometimes on the computer too, especially on the mac where it has a glass touch pad that accepts taps as being a click of a mouse button, I usually know when I get a report up that says I cannot post after already having done so in such a short space of time, but when I look, two...

Slippy controllers are a nightmare, one has to pause the game to give the thing and the hands a wipe down when embroiled in a particular heavy bit like flying a mustang against a German rocket powered Komets in my favourite game; Special weapons over Normandy. But it's made by Sony a Japanese...

Yeah, fair point, I forget these things ta. She can get one of her F**k Buddies to sort it out if she can't, there's enough of them that become immediately scarce when something needs doing.

Yeah, manflu ; http://youtu.be/VbmbMSrsZVQ

Anyone still using one and playing PS2 games, what do you play ? Me I play; Rez, Ratchet and Clank- locked and loaded, Special Weapons over Normandy Ace Combat Squadron Leader Jedi Starfighter Sort of half way through every game, it takes me that long to play them, but the PS2 an...

Laminate floor sorted, the saw came and I have enlarged the expansion gap, I can now walk across my floor without springing boards, but laminate flooring in the kitchen is never a good idea, that came up and lino is going down.

Yeah clutch release bearing I did think, and I will test the car by starting with a dipped clutch, because that is the way I start my own and always have done from when I had a diesel escort years ago. But yes, a bearing squeak seems likely, so next to find out how easy or hard it is to get at...

Seagulls, have tried feeding them bread parcels with bicarbonate of soda inside ? Just make sure you and your cars in nowhere near where they fly is all I saw, it is that bad.

I should know this, but I am out of practice, a momentary squeal on starting the engine and I am told when changing gear on a mark one 1.2 Clio with the Energy motor. I am also told as the owner of this car has a thing about noise, she dips the clutch a bit to stop the squealing whilst out on...

Why do chip shop chips taste so much better than chips made at home doused in chip shop style vinegar, just what is it with that vinegar they use in chip shops, why does it taste so good ?

Paper-fodda-bum and since I heard that as a kid, bog roll has always been called fodda

Re. the weidest puncture one from inside in many places from a shop bought bike where the rim tape was not fitted properly and the spoke nipples pierced the tube.

KMC

I was lucky, I never had a mother in law, mind the ex was bad enough.

Fodda, the cheapest I can find, as I am not into paying more than I should for something that is going down the bog. But for those thinking to join the military, the tinned bog roll in the ration packs that you have to get out with a tin opener is tracing paper and there is even a procedure...

Well, I always fancied the Harleys, I don't care if they are a bag of bolts and rattle themselves apart I like them, they have appeal as to which particular one why the Fat Boy FLSTF. Next, well years ago I fancied the Royal Enfield Interceptor, why I don't know I just saw one and liked it...

I have to agree using security business techno babble just alienates and intimidates anyone not in the security business, i.e. members of the public. Try being human and members of the public might see the plod as human and who knows the plod might actually be seen as something useful other than...