Itchy wrote:Dildo socket!

I used that about 6 times at work yesterday. It's not often you get to use an insult no one has heard before!

I can't say I'm surprised by this suggestion, it's been mentioned before. It depends what they're asked to do. There's no way they can take on the role the police do on our roads, no one wants them to. They're not equipped to deal with speeding offences. ...

... going to do his very best to live up to the rhetoric. "Agree with me & back me 100% or you're out " is the tactic we've all seen before. Perhaps our American friends should enjoy the next four years, because at the end of his term in office I suspect he'll make a run at being ...

... Dry, A Jinzu (sake and rose blossom infused) and a Westwinds Broadside (58% abv). I've had the Westwinds Cutlass (50% abv) and Sabre (43% abv) before and both are a great drop.

... and boom...Road closed ahead...no...no...no...where was it taking us...on the bloody motorway heading the WRONG way!! So we added on 30 mins before no apprent reason...I'm certain everyone in front of us and behind us did the same as we all slowed down as entering the motorways slip road...if ...

... get all this shite about illegal immigrants hiding in trucks and coming through the tunnel, but don't they have to go through two customs posts before entering the UK? One in France and again on the other side? If not why not? Passengers do.

You guys understand this way more than I do.. I pretty much take the film at face value.

I've seen all the Harry Potter films so many times now and still pick stuff up that I never noticed before

... the Brooklyn Standard bar in Eagle Lane in the city centre, Queensland police said. Several firearms had been discharged during the filming just before 1400 local time (0400 GMT), said Detective Inspector Tom Armitt. The video was for Sydney-based hip hop group Bliss n Eso. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-38714920" ...

I use the SDOC100 motorcycle cleaning gel to wash my bike. I've run out.

Before I order some more are there any other products you can recommend or should I stick with SDOC?

The Martian. I've seen it before, but still good imo.

The plan when I bought this bike was to keep it for a couple of years then replace it with another commuter before the constant riding caught up with the bike. Because I didn't intend to keep and because the bling should have been going on the zx6r the z1000sx was going to stay ...

There isn't much competition left now though and it's probably going to be the best 600 you can buy. Hopefully people buy it or it could be a long time before another manufacturer puts money into developing another. The 2013 on 675R was nearly 11k new.

Woman had some sort of seizure/fit in the street as I was coming out of the bakers , stayed with her and got an ambulance called .
Another woman got a blanket and a cushion from her car for her , it was all a bit disconcerting , I've never seen or had to deal with anything like that before .

... with the front and rear brake on and a plank of wood wrapped in a rag between the swingarm and wheel. It took a mate to turn the bar 90 degrees before it finally snapped and sent him flying. It took almost all his force and we reckon it was over 800Nm to shift the facker....

... has moved out and the danger of the turning traffic manifests, the pickup also has to deal with emerging traffic from the junction on the left before he can safely move back across. The motorcyclist generally failed, didn't look ahead, gave it the gas as the pickup began moving left (as he ...

Well my view, and I watched it a number of times was the red pick up did nothing wrong. Indicated with plenty of time before his manoeuvre and obviously was paying attention to what was happening ahead of him. Mean while the bike was only focused on the pick up with no positioning ...

... around the stationary car. Very close! This is the video:- [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TAHd6MJsww[/video] I'll let you watch it first before I let you have my views.

I think it's something to do with the angles of the machines and how they apply the force.

Back in Qatar a couple of years ago (before I buggered my shoulder) I could get over 400kg on the free weight leg press machine there.
Haven't come anywhere near that on any other machine.

Sadly.

... I was working out right next to them! (facepalm) Very hard not to put lots of weight on to look impressive/less weak & frail, but been there before and it didn't end well. So bit the bullet and stuck to the program. Low reps, long rests periods, probably looked pretty lazy and pathetic, but ...

Kwacky wrote:Had a productive meeting with my boss. He's told me what's going on, which makes a lot of sense. Now I know what the gameplan is I feel a bit more settled but I need to see it in action before I'm convinced.

Sounds good mate, hopefully enough to save you the stress of changing jobs.