From what i see of what you post about work Cav, your management sounds disastrous (we've all been there). You also seem to be clever enough to know that being positive with the idiots who manage you will help your cause should they start trying to manage you out the business, ...

... me for numerous time last year. Such satisfaction from that it's hard to convey. But anyway, the presentation went very well and we were also complimented on our delivery, the plan and the presentation itself. All round it was a huge success! And now the real work starts, planning and ...

... is that they're very comfortable. I can't wait to try them out on the bike. https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/354697 Also got annoyed with YouTube adds so downloaded a new browser, Brave, seems to be faster than Chrome on my old laptop and no adds. 8)

... used for fertilizers, as well as in the iron, steel, and space industries. However, the traditional method of extracting hydrogen from natural gas also creates around 10 tonnes of CO2 for every tonne of hydrogen produced. Therefore, we needed to find a way to produce it that is less carbon intensive. ...

Hydrogen has significant issues to overcome to be seen as a viable fuel, not least the fuel tank needs to be extremely strong due to the pressure required and thus very heavy.

Production of hydrogen also uses lots of energy in the first place.

I had a lovely couple of days annual leave this week, spending as much time as possible with my Son but also making the most of him being at pre-school yesterday with a mountain bike ride.

... I hardly noticed any marks. I had her try yours on for me and she looked really smart in them even though they were a little bit tight on her. She also said that they rub against her ring which helps keep it clean. In fact she hasn't needed to wash it since she began wearing them. I wish I was ...

... Peaky Blinders. I’ve just finished the last series. Your in for a treat! Go on then.... Sheep mode on... I started watching this today as well .. Also watching The Railway Men. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk I’ve had it downloaded on my iPad for ages and only just started. Watched 3 eps ...

C00kiemonster wrote:

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑28 Nov 2023, 20:10 S1 E1 Peaky Blinders.

I’ve just finished the last series. Your in for a treat!

Go on then.... Sheep mode on... I started watching this today as well ..

Also watching The Railway Men.

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That's one way of looking at it. The other way is.. they've said they're going to sort the fork but haven't. They also lost my £5/600 shock.. so a new top spec fork as a replacement should be sufficient I doubt they "lost" your shock. That thing is probably on another ...

... without them, is it....?? That's one way of looking at it. The other way is.. they've said they're going to sort the fork but haven't. They also lost my £5/600 shock.. so a new top spec fork as a replacement should be sufficient I think even then you are letting them off too lightly. You ...

... without them, is it....?? That's one way of looking at it. The other way is.. they've said they're going to sort the fork but haven't. They also lost my £5/600 shock.. so a new top spec fork as a replacement should be sufficient

... my old (short) fork and fitted the bottom bracket I supplied them with. They LOST my old aftermarket shock absorber on the generation 5 bike (also not compatible) and can't find the OEM one I also supplied them with. £600 of my own money they LOST! It's no good to me anyway and I'd be selling ...

... sounds like fun. no, it wasn't at all :D Though it was satisfying getting through some technical issues and re-establishing normal power, and then also being the person that brought on the main HVAC again (Utilities Tech was busy bunkering diesel to keep the place running) I lost just shy of 2 ...

... 24 hours a day because we couldn't reset the FSC, and we were living in a cloud of diesel exhaust as there is literally not wind out here atm. Also existing on emergency HVAC, and accommodation temps were 30+ deg for 3 days. I tell you that’s a hard way to sleep. Not that I got much sleep. ...

D41 wrote: ↑13 Nov 2023, 16:47 I looked her up....wow, she's a slender little slice of angel cake, isn't she??
Damn.

She is also happy to spread shit and waste across the Country.

C00kiemonster wrote: ↑06 Nov 2023, 15:14 Wintered the bikes today. Good clean and sort out.

I also put the missus’s 400-4 back together, it’s been in bits for 10 years. I now need to find time to strip it completely / properly and get it running, needs a lot of work but a cool bike. 1976 vintage

Got any pics ?

Wintered the bikes today. Good clean and sort out.

I also put the missus’s 400-4 back together, it’s been in bits for 10 years. I now need to find time to strip it completely / properly and get it running, needs a lot of work but a cool bike. 1976 vintage

I hope so too. I also hope the Dad learned a lesson after I spoke to him.

... from across the world. Among these novelties, MV Agusta will reveal the much awaited 9.5 project in its final form. This coming edition will also be MV Agusta’s first EICMA participation in collaboration with its partner, PIERER Mobility AG (The Austrian Group that owns KTM, Husqvarna, GAS ...