OneGuyFromBarlick

The great unwashed are always looking for an excuse to not wear a face mask...

Just glad it wasn't under the floor as I would have had to lift the new laminate to locate it

Over the last week the boiler has slowly been losing pressure. This morning I finally found the leak, the tail into the TRV, on the new radiator in the hallway, was weeping. A nip up of the compression fitting looks to have resolved things, I suspect the cooler overnight temperatures are the cause.

Barlick Raj buffet this evening. It's been 2 weeks since my last visit, surprised I've not gone cold turkey

Another one bites the dust, Zog Energy in Ipswich is the 25th small energy supplier to go SOLR.

Mermaid's purse.

I hadn't thought of that Wendy. In the days when you could adjust the colour my mother used to watch films in black and white because she said the endings were better! :biggrin2: You can still adjust the colour if you feel the urge for nostalgia, just turn the saturation down to zero :biggrin2: 202...

Wendyf wrote: ↑30 Nov 2021, 17:56

Big Kev wrote: ↑30 Nov 2021, 17:51 It's for cutting fancy cakes that would crumble if you used a knife. My mum has one.

Well posh!!

Not really, she's a cake maker

It's for cutting fancy cakes that would crumble if you used a knife. My mum has one.

Flour dusting?

Don't forget your masks at 4am tomorrow morning! Oh the phone also reports that Sajid Javid has said that people will be fined for not wearing masks on public transport or in shops! How is that going to be enforced? In an ideal world it should be 'self enforced'. There are two potential outcomes fo...

Working today so won't be leaving the house, hopefully this will thaw today

Never mind I will just carry on as what I consider the new normal. Wear a mask in crowded places and on public transport. Wash your hands and wipe down surfaces, It's not rocket science. Exactly but the great unwashed will see it as a further infringement of their civil liberties, until they catch ...

For picking up measured amounts of 'powder' from a bag?

F1 legend Sir Frank Williams
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/59453378

I'm presuming it's being held in the 'open' position and it will close to a ball when released. Is it an over engineered serving spoon?

Sounds nasty Gloria, there are reports of trees down all over the area. We are staying put today, there is about 4 inches of snow here some of it stuck solidly to the windward side of walls and fences. We were meant to be going to see friends in Skipton today and they didn't seem to believe that we...

I can't see how he could even answer the question, the new variant has a number of unknowns and I doubt there is enough data for anyone to answer with any level of confidence.

Compulsory face coverings in shops and buses is back, be interesting to see how many comply.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/prim ... ember-2021

61 passengers test positive for covid after arrival at Schiphol airport from Johannesburg, it would be interesting to know if they were tested before they left South Africa.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-59442149

Patterson, New Jersey. 'In 1913 it was known as the Nag's Head and was where the striking silk mill workers held their meetings' quote courtesy of Tizer

Wendyf wrote: ↑27 Nov 2021, 07:13 Other people on the Colne side of the hill have lost power but ours comes up from Kelbrook and is fine.

The lights were flickering here around 10pm last night. There's just a dusting of snow, I would imagine the wind has blown most of it away.

He did a teacher training placement at West Craven High School in the PE department, couldn't comment on any other schools though.