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Does the rubber knob attach to the front?

I've had a rare occasion where something hasn't arrived and they have sent another in its place with no quibbling. But that is for new stuff, especially if they are the actual supplier. I have bought a few secondhand books through them so that may have not been possible if anything had gone wrong as the supplying shop may not have another. You have to be careful with the reviews, they do not always match the item, I have seen the same review on two different releases of a DVD I have been searching for over many years, a film that some versions have a missing scene from. I suspect that someone at Amazon pulls in any review that is favorable and populates the comments section for all types of the same item, even when they are from a different supplier.

Showed someone this during a TEAMS meeting today, makes me laugh whenever I see it, the Blackwall Quads are all grown up and out and about. Click and spin around https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.5075442,-0.0015503,3a,75y,326.57h,91.09t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipO5XQeNkaV2frEnbac63T8d4xJkoREO9ERXFtzJ!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipO5XQeNkaV2frEnbac63T8d4xJkoREO9ERXFtzJ%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya195.43126-ro-0-fo100!7i10240!8i3354?entry=tts&shorturl=1

I've recently had a fork spring compressor tool and a fork seal driver via them, both of which which arrived within 36 hours of ordering and I am waiting on what I believe is called a fork seal bullet at the moment! I did once get a parcel with half the stuff I ordered and half someone else stuff inside the same box though. Just remember it's not one big shop, they are only mostly sending you stuff from other people these days, so experiences will vary greatly.

Just had my annual review with my manager, they are calling it that now, apparently my suggestion to call it a complete waste of time was rejected. I had to do a new declaration of interests and whilst I was filling in all that old bollocks I checked out the internal adverts. They had one last week that was titled 'Youth Violence and Drug Coordinator'. Does no one think these things through before hitting the send button?? Years ago there was one for a Breast Support Officer but it turned out it was about feeding babies and not what I hoped it was. Anyway, here is the advert of the month, £19.95 an hour. Sessional Life Model Life Drawing Models We are seeking to recruit to our pool of life models up to 3 persons who reflect our diverse community in the London Borough of xxxxx, to support our courses that use observational drawing or painting for our Life/Figure Drawing or Art courses held at Idea Store Learning. The successful candidate will be comfortable posing clothed or unclothed. You should be able to hold short and longer sustained poses. Classes normally run for 2 – 3 hours which include short breaks. Classes are held usually during term time only, they are currently scheduled on a Friday morning although may be scheduled during the daytime, evenings or weekends as agreed. It is preferable that you will have previous experience of professional life modelling. You must be prompt and reliable in attending sessions. You will also be able to work effectively with management and a team of tutors. Please note the post is dependent on a successful DBS check. We welcome applicants interested in flexible working arrangements and also applicants who live in the borough.

My first day back at work after a week long holiday in the sun. I had to read a set of accident reports for a proposed ped crossing location that was sent by the old bill. I am still laughing. I won't put the whole thing up, but first is the stick diagram and the official explanation of the accident. Then the incidental notes which cracked me up. Accident was between a P2W (motorcycle) and a car. The bike is the red arrow.

You need to get that into a bucket of disinfectant at once.

Dedication that is, actually modelling one on his face. The 'German Hippy' I think that one is.

A few weeks later

Yeah stick with it. The jokey talk between everyone is quite good.

I have watched 3 episodes of Annika on i-player, I really like it. Tried one episode of The Gallows Pole, seemed to be a load of old tosh.

My god, it's made you numb.

I think my last one (number 3) was Moderna. Nothing happened afterwards, I think everyone reacts differently, just the luck of the draw.

Your ancestors sensibly hid when the vikings raided, his hung about batting their eyelids, female ancestors as well.

Foot pump and Draper pencil gauge. I had to renew it as they wear a bit and under read after a few years (I use it every day nearly). I bought three together last time and they all read the same, but my old one was 2 or 3lbs lower every time compared to them.

When my mate Charlie still lived in Essex he had a Yamaha DTR125 and a classic Suzuki 500 2 stroke which he commuted down the M11 on. I would know if he was ahead of me in the morning as I could smell the 2 stroke oil. Sure enough I'd catch up with him wedged up some lorry's back side slip streaming it if he was on the 125 because he didn't have the oomph to pass it, or flying along on the old 500 thing. They both self destructed eventually and he switched back to using his GSXR1100 for work duties.

Watched a band called the Blarneys last night, you name, they'll play it, vast range. There's a bloke called Wag who plays violin/fiddle for them. He's got to be nearly 80 and lives in sheltered accommodation around the corner to the club I saw him in last night, I swear he has started to look younger since I last saw him.

How cool is this

I've got this at work tomorrow And this at home before and after work.

I've just increased my vast tea stocks with a trip to Costco.

I'm sure it will set up somewhere else. Lot of work wasted otherwise.