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Penguin45 wrote:David Moorcroft has issued proceedings against those two for breech of personal copyright
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Penguin.Take it you mean David Bedford who was promised success at the 1972 Olympics, but he didn’t do too well.
He has successfully won the case against 118-118. Ironically he has now offered his services to the rivals, BT 118-500 and has promised to donate any money to charity.
David Moorcroft also an athlete (1500m) and his championship career was from 1976 to 1982 and he didn’t have the dead ferret under his nose.
Re: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
😀 😀 LOL Martin youve got my number, I had wondered who nicked it. the flippng thing (no not penguin) just kept falling orff. Who is this one one eight personage then, oh yeh, he he, its me in disguise oops the secret is out oh bugger..
Now where has that number got to ….. ah yes young Martin has it some where I must collect it from him, that Martin seems a nice sort of bloke.
Ive seen his Avatar, he keeps washing his socks you know, clever bloke that. 8) 8)
OTPenguin45 wrote:Megger? I fell off the plastic bucket in a phyisics lesson while attached to the Van De Graff Generator (Also great band by the way) MANY years ago and managed to blow up most of the class in the process. Happy days ……
Penguin.
I really must express my deepest concern over this statement, VDGG could never be described as a great band by any stretch of the imagination.
Re: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
To drain water from dishwasher sumps I use a 3 feet long piece of PVC hose, fill the hose with water (as advised by Archimedes 2250 years ago we he found his dishwasher stopped pumping) hold the ends, one into the sump the other into a bowl and EUREKA !!!
MartinRe: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
Martin wrote: (as advised by Archimedes 2250 years ago we he found his dishwasher stopped pumping)
How’d he do that then? Beat the servant with the hose to clear the sink? 😉
K.
Re: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
To clear those blocked Fabric Conditioner channels, the use of a 12″ long ‘Cable Tie’ stuffed up the pipe, clears it in no time. Even quicker if you use the Cable tie whilst the machine is filling on the final rinse 😉
🙂 🙂 Stay tuned for more blindingly obvious tips & tricks coming your way 🙂 🙂
Martin
The most useful thing in my toolbox is probably the box itself. It’s got wheels and an extending handle. Very useful for trogging round the town centre when you can’t park where you want.
Obvious really.
Penguin.Re: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
Dentist extraction pliers the right angle to get into awkward parts, brilliant for the old Hotpoint carbons will hold nuts like a vice etc had them 25 years and still got life in them.
Re: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
Update due to recent posting the most important thing in Penguin 45’s toolbox is as follows:
Towel
Trunks
Goggles
Swimsuit
Wetsuit
Snorkel
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:rotfl:Oi, gits – I’m a non flying aquatic bird right? Mind you, the goggles would have been useful!
You’re as bad as me Richard – you HAVE read all of it, haven’t you?
This was digging in the vaults a bit – come on then, what is the most useful tool in your toolbox? And it isn’t a device for extracting penguins from horses hooves. 😆
Chris.
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