Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 29)
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DickyC said:
Have you tried breakeryard.com? They're a brokerage website; you put in your requirement and the breakers bid for your business. It's eBay in reverse. The prices keep coming down.
No, thanks for the info Dicky, i used breakerlink for this attempt, i believe it was Bomma or Pushfit who told me about them, feeling a little dubious after the balls up of wrong side/damaged wings, nearly £60 out of pocket and fed up with the weather stopping me from cracking on and doing the work!! Mrs Bobbers suggested filling and spraying the existing wing for now just to tidy it up.DickyC said:
Is this your phone being wrong again or are you really in Poland on yet more Mercedes Benz business but telling us you're not to throw us off the scent, or are you really at home and just dazed and confused OR is your phone in Poland but you're not?!?!? I've just ordered a load of stuff to service/repair/fix/screw up/mutilate delete as appropriate, both cars, Mrs Bobbers has insisted I take next Wednesday and Thursday off and not to work Good Friday as I was going to, mainly because I lost my grip on reality slightly yesterday when that wing turned up damaged, she's insisted I take some time out to do the stuff I need/want to do.
nonsequitur said:
Is it your turn on the night shift again chap? Good stuff, it's normally fairly quiet. The Brigadier sometimes gets up and has a wander around but apart from that not much happens at all.One of my favourite street things is this one:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Letsby+Ave,+Sh...
Bomma220 said:
Is it your turn on the night shift again chap? Good stuff, it's normally fairly quiet. The Brigadier sometimes gets up and has a wander around but apart from that not much happens at all.
One of my favourite street things is this one:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Letsby+Ave,+Sh...
I honestly didn't think that was real!!!! Don't forget that sometimes the escape committee trial out some of there new stuff of a night time too!!One of my favourite street things is this one:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Letsby+Ave,+Sh...
Bobberoo99 said:
Don't forget that sometimes the escape committee trial out some of there new stuff of a night time too!!
Yes, I'd forgotten about them. I generally leave them to it, they usually end up locking themselves in a room with a vaulting horse and I let them out again at first light. Odd bunch they are.Anyhow, I was just making a bit of toast and the toaster's knocked the breaker off in the fuse box thing. I'll have a proper look at it, see if anything can be done without plunging the village into darkness.
Bomma220 said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Don't forget that sometimes the escape committee trial out some of there new stuff of a night time too!!
Yes, I'd forgotten about them. I generally leave them to it, they usually end up locking themselves in a room with a vaulting horse and I let them out again at first light. Odd bunch they are.Anyhow, I was just making a bit of toast and the toaster's knocked the breaker off in the fuse box thing. I'll have a proper look at it, see if anything can be done without plunging the village into darkness.
Bobberoo99 said:
Remember the last time you attempted "Electrickery stuff"? I still think your hair's got an unnatural curl and a piece of brazing rod is NOT a suitable substitute for fuse wire!!!!
The brazing rod piece was indeed woeful, the bugger melted after about half an hour Mind, the hangar sockets have been working fine since I popped the M8 bolt in.
Bomma220 said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Remember the last time you attempted "Electrickery stuff"? I still think your hair's got an unnatural curl and a piece of brazing rod is NOT a suitable substitute for fuse wire!!!!
The brazing rod piece was indeed woeful, the bugger melted after about half an hour Mind, the hangar sockets have been working fine since I popped the M8 bolt in.
Trolley parts? A lot of those bits are off the Sunderland and Lagonda, they both still seem to function alright though. Apart from the Lagonda not really having any brakes of course.
Anyhow, I've had the old AVO out and it seems I have an earth fault on the toaster. I think we paid about 12s/6d for it some years back so it's probably time to treat ourselves to a new one.
A brief search suggests I'm looking at anything between £9.99 and £1800. I reckon something around the £40 mark should suffice, I'll have a proper look a bit later.
Quite fancy a bit of Kentucky Fried Chicken tonight. Are they up and running with their business again now?
Anyhow, I've had the old AVO out and it seems I have an earth fault on the toaster. I think we paid about 12s/6d for it some years back so it's probably time to treat ourselves to a new one.
A brief search suggests I'm looking at anything between £9.99 and £1800. I reckon something around the £40 mark should suffice, I'll have a proper look a bit later.
Quite fancy a bit of Kentucky Fried Chicken tonight. Are they up and running with their business again now?
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