OneGuyFromBarlick

Optical centre punch?

Stanley wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 02:13 Kev, have you tried 'Rubies in the Rubble' ketchup yet? It's in the Co-op and is better than Heinz.

I haven't, I just use Bramwells from Aldi.

A sausage sandwich with real butter and ketchup

The inside of the base of Rhodes chimney complete with internal lightning conductor?

These personal identity details will be essential to the charge per mile for electric vehicles. Oh brave new world. . . . :smile: I'm interested to see how the EV per mile tariff will be applied. Without very strict monitoring they wouldn't know where you'd travelled, they couldn't use the annual m...

Woohoo!

Tides?

Calculating the days between the full moon?

It's a bit overcast here in Foulridge and a bit chilly

I certainly agree with you there Gloria, I went out to top up the adblue in the Yeti and came back in with numb fingers.

Merry Christmas

Have they got a bevelled edge? Used for holding a 'tool' at the correct angle for cutting?

Oh dear

Stanley wrote: ↑24 Dec 2025, 15:11 Wonderful how you step in and give the right answer Kev. Yes, exactly right.

It was a Mystery Object in August 2024, I must have a good memory despite what Paulette tells me

Tizer wrote: ↑21 Dec 2025, 10:03 Thanks for the explanation, Cathy. Stanley and I are not as up to date as you!

The song was released in 1978

Ferret muzzle?

A man lost 3 fingers on his right hand in an accident, he asked the doctor if he'd still be able to write with it.
The doctor said maybe but I wouldn't count on it...

Been playing with my new air fryer, the paper liners were delivered today so that'll make cleaning a lot easier. Lunch today is baked potato (10 minutes in the microwave and 10 minutes in the air fryer) with tuna mayonnaise and cheese as a topping. The new one will be used a lot more now as it's a l...

Rare illustration from Chatterbox annual for 1908 of bricks being made from slag at an iron works.

Singer Chris Rea, known for hits including Driving Home for Christmas, has died aged 74, a spokesperson for his family says

Very nice, I do like a good watch

Christmas shopping was easy this year, everyone got gift cards for various things. Eldest offspring's brood has Sainsbury's, middle has Tesco and youngest has 'multi' restaurant. Youngest grandson has a blanket with photographs on it, hopefully he'll be pleased with that

Friends round for cocktails and nibbles at teatime today. I have pigs in blankets and a batch of sausage rolls for hot food, a charcuterie plate, cheese and crackers and a selection of bottles for mixing cocktails.