5g is shit. Even with the vaccines

Tyres are silly prices. I used to pay £140 fitted for the Daytona.

Even the Versys used to come in under £200.

I can't believe how much they've shot up since the pandemic.

... of castles, landscapes, etc. were very good.....kinda geometric rather than artistic. His people, portraits, etc. look a little awkward, or maybe even rushed & clumsy. Hitler was a pretty sh1t painter, but I believe that Monty was really just making a point about my observations rather than ...

His paintings of castles, landscapes, etc. were very good.....kinda geometric rather than artistic.
His people, portraits, etc. look a little awkward, or maybe even rushed & clumsy.

... However,, He was an awesome polymath. An amazingly gifted artist, an undeniably successful TV presenter who displayed a great rapport, and even a successful pop music artist, I really liked "Two little boys" when it was released ( I was very young & naive, so the sentiment ...

... it, and was astounded that people could be so ignorant. I just thought " d uck this" and blatted straight down between them (may have even clipped one or two as I went through) & then carried on my merry way. One of them made a half decent attempt to follow me, but even he didn't ...

200 counsellors down so far and not even halfway!

The Greens and the Lib Dems are the only parties that dare even mention re-joining the EU.

I bought my SV650 from them and asked for a service when I bought it.. they never even did the oil.

Check out how much plugs are, I used to get mine for about £20 a set. Also find out how involved it is to get to the back two cylinders, it may be a half day job for an amateur

I was a bit emotional when I left, he'd mentioned a future meet which surprised me but I didn't imagine I'd get to meet him again. I'm just glad he enjoyed himself, even if it would have taken its toll on him.

Kwacky wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 21:21 Face it, we're all old. Getting off the sofa is a risky business.

Sofa..?? Hell, I can barely get out of bed.

20-mile road ride on my MTB planned for this morning....which might be interesting, as my right hip has been bugging me on even the shortest rides for about a week.

Off to work again… production has been stable since last swing so redundancy has slid yet again. Might even still be flying out early next year at this stage

Cat 1 cyclone just hit the platform a couple of days ago too, they are usually good for a plant upset, but the place just kept on pumping.

StMarks wrote: ↑08 Apr 2023, 09:50

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑08 Apr 2023, 03:31 Porsche's 2nd eFuels plant is going to be built in Tasmania apparently. That would be an interesting process plant to be involved with.

Get your application in early ?

Nah, way too cold in Tassie and even if they offered it, I’m well over flying away for work or doing shift work.

I haven't watched nearly enough of the newer stuff, TBH....but I do like the scaled back, low-key aspects of what I've seen.
Plus Rosario Dawson is a total babe, even with antlers.

Urmm... right. Even on paper that doesn't work.

What's a target? We don't even have annual targets, and if we did, we'd all fail because priorities change faster than I can open the project plan. I've not worked on my own projects for a couple of months now as my colleagues have been ...

... as the front sprocket cover so has to come off (y) An engineer in Bavaria is proud of such multi tasking of a single Aluminium casting, anyone who even wants to clear the old chain gunk from around the front sprocket want's to curse his bloodline for eternity. I have a paddock stand but it has ...

... days. I'm a bit leary of the elastomer inners they use. In the past I've replaced them with cartridges, but I'm guessing I'm going to have an even tougher time tracking those down. One of these days I'll have to get a whole new mtb....

... if someone served the military, then they were fast-tracked for citizenship. There's one or two conditions involved, as it affects how, when, and even whether someone can be deployed (or not)....but it sticks out in my mind as it was something I looked into years ago in my er, 'pre-US Resident' ...

... how much engine braking you get on a triple compared to an inline 4. The dash is simple to use, easy to see. The switches are all easy to use, even with thick gloves. I have already moved the clutch lever as I like mine below my hand if you know what I mean, not right in front, makes my hand ...