Tell us something really trivial about your life (vol - XIV)
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doogz said:
What's right with it?!
Has no brake lines, no fuel lines, the gearbox needs to come out, so I'm working up the enthusiasm to rip the engine and box out and seam weld the engine bay while I'm at it. Cage could do with a tidy up, and I need to weld in a couple of harness mounts. And fit the rear bumper. And dash. And seat. And tbh, that's pretty much it, there's nothing else to go in it! Between all the other cars, and the quad and massive grasscutter in the garage, I haven't had the time or space to really get stuck into it yet.
Oh dear haha, some project then! I do miss my Saxos. Have you got a thread on the car?Has no brake lines, no fuel lines, the gearbox needs to come out, so I'm working up the enthusiasm to rip the engine and box out and seam weld the engine bay while I'm at it. Cage could do with a tidy up, and I need to weld in a couple of harness mounts. And fit the rear bumper. And dash. And seat. And tbh, that's pretty much it, there's nothing else to go in it! Between all the other cars, and the quad and massive grasscutter in the garage, I haven't had the time or space to really get stuck into it yet.
doogz said:
We had a "toolbox talk" recently about fire safety in the office, and one of the questions was something like "What sort of things could be a potential fire risk in an office"
Answers were things like leaving stacks of paper around, mini electric heaters under desks, office equipment that hasn't been tested in accordance with the schedule for such things.
Then the office skivvy pipes up "Radiators. You can't hang wet clothes on them to dry if you get rained on on the way into the office, in case they catch fire"
Answers were things like leaving stacks of paper around, mini electric heaters under desks, office equipment that hasn't been tested in accordance with the schedule for such things.
Then the office skivvy pipes up "Radiators. You can't hang wet clothes on them to dry if you get rained on on the way into the office, in case they catch fire"
I've been asked to conduct fire drills with some of the groups at the community hall.
Although,most of the visitors are over 80 and from local sheltered housing schemes.
Sudden alarms/surprises are probably not a good idea!
Did not even mention the smoking point right next to the gas meter...
GroundEffect said:
Council Baby said:
GroundEffect said:
Apparently when sleeping last night I jolted and smacked Megan in the face.
Whoops. Honest mistake, Officer.
I do that regularly, not to Megan though.Whoops. Honest mistake, Officer.
I hope she made it up to you?
Aizle said:
GroundEffect said:
Apparently when sleeping last night I jolted and smacked Megan in the face.
Whoops. Honest mistake, Officer.
I moved the other night in my sleep and head butted my girlfriend. Whoops. Honest mistake, Officer.
I have also stretched my arm out and elbowed her in the nose before turning over.
Adenauer said:
That is fking unbelievable, overtaking anything around the outside of the Karussell is nigh on impossible, overtaking Kaufmann, driving a Porsche, in a Golf, feck my old boots
That said, I wonder who was the last person to actually see of the smooth Tarmac was actually quicker than the bumpy minging concrete...
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