Stuck i heater feed into my fuel tank. Had to prime the system so its sunt tan weather and me baking in the bus

"Already noticed" :hmmm: Self service checkouts have been a thing for nearly 20 years now! Not in our Tesco they are not. 18-24 month at most. Local Aldi have introduced them also. No one on the tills in the evenings they were hoeing for but the queues were so long they had to put someone...

Yup, that. If we all take our glasses back and clear our tables, they'll stop employing people to do it ! Then the price can come down. I doubt it. They already have the staff and cant always cope with demand. I refuse to use self service tills in the supermarket as they are clearly taking jobs. Sp...

I so miss Bisto. The Bisto gluten free stuff is just shit so have to make do with store brands

Lost the pub quiz tonight on the last question Apparently Joan of Arc is not Noah's wife.

Its started again

MingtheMerciless wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 12:10 am Watching the Aurora from my back garden near Eastbourne, just wow!

Not long back in from walking the dog and watching the same light show. No light pollution in the local park and it was looking quite impressive

If you don't take your glasses back to the bar, or your plates back to the serving window in a greasy spoon cafe then you're a lout. It's a good way to get excellent service the next time you're in. Dont know where my post went as i answered this. :( I always take the glass back when in a pub. Only...

Just sold the piece of crap Sony that came out of there and got £35 back towards the ridiculously cheap price of the double din unit! :thumbup: Cant remember if i asked. Can you install your own sat nav software/apk into them things? I like the idea of them but would hate to be stuck with google ma...

Take a brolly.

Sod it for the price i just ordered one

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006 ... 1802bM2IP7

My Campervan has the worse Sony cd/radio in i've evr come across. I planned to bin that off and fit a double din Pioneer with apple play etc. Heard a few people with motorhomes fit cheap Chinese ones with good effect. So I found one on eBay for £58 and thought i might as well give it a punt as it w...

“Of course I wont laugh” said the nurse “im a professional. In over twenty years ive never laughed at a patent.” “OK then,” said bob and he proceeded to drop his trousers revealing the smallest willy the nurse had ever seen. In length and width it was almost identical to a AAA battery. Unable to con...

David wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 9:18 am Tight jars respond to a series of taps around the lid with a wooden spoon.

If its a jar of say sauce and you are going to use it all just stab the lid. You could just but a bunch of various size silicon lids and stab them all.

Buy a jar opener on Amazon, or buy a few different ones on Aliexpress for the same price. I find the metal ones with the serated lid grip will damage the lid, I currently use a silicon one which is fine. I don't have strength issues though, my hands are fucked up with dupuytren's contracture and I ...

I was going to say a cheap chain oil filter remover but they are probably coated in an oil from the factory but a plastic and rubber one can be had cheap. Strap wrench https://www.temu.com/ul/kuiper/un9.html?subj=goods-un&_bg_fs=1&_p_jump_id=894&_x_vst_scene=adg&goods_id=601099535698...

Want you want is a she-wee, or a strapping bloke who can 'just let me loosen that for you' If me and her ever have a proper row, I go around tightening all the jar lids, just so she has to ask me to open it for her. Silent treatment soon ends when she cant open the cornichons! Just hide her Caneste...

Want you want is a she-wee, or a strapping bloke who can 'just let me loosen that for you' If me and her ever have a proper row, I go around tightening all the jar lids, just so she has to ask me to open it for her. Silent treatment soon ends when she cant open the cornichons! Just hide her Caneste...

Pat Roach from Auf Wiedersehen, Pet

ZRX61 wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 11:17 pm Easiest way to clear the water is to spread some chopped barley straw on the water. It doesn't take much. It falls to the bottom taking a lot of snarge with it, then the bacteria take over the job.

She has straw in old tights floating about.