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Great news Ant.

Wishing you and the family good times ahead.

I see that a lot in the motoring section.

Sad really.

Just a little bit of ccodeine.Niwt to worry about even if you take it for weeks, which make you constipated! It says the ratio on the packet . I have no idea wwhat wrong with your foot so... it might wwork.give it a go.

Did you sat you'd tried ibuprofen?


It is my big toe joint. I originally ...

I was away at Potters last week, but since I came home I have had bad (but not severe) pains in knees and big toe, could be gout ? It has made walking difficult, even indoors.


Still got a bad big toe, and I can't get to see anyone at the Doctors till Tuesday 25th.

I have been taking Ibuprofen ...

andrew Ivimey wrote: Sun Mar 09, 2025 6:42 pm

Looking forward.... I'll let you know what happens if anyone is interested.

Can't wait, and I mean that most sincerely folks.

Speaking of trains, I wondered if this was Phil on the Nottingham Station footbridge - probably not very likely ... :lol:

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Is that screen grab from Crimewatch?


LOL.

Not me squire, long time since I was there, late 1950s from memory. And, my white trainers are ...

I was away at Potters last week, but since I came home I have had bad (but not severe) pains in knees and big toe, could be gout ? It has made walking difficult, even indoors.

Must admit I had a few beers whilst away, so that probably didn't help. :wink:

Sorry to hear your news Ray, but you seem ...

Scientists discover new part of the immune system.

Interesting.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpv4jww3r4eo

In days of old on the TV there were short films between gaps in programmes, not the very old intermission films but a bit later and pre colour.

I seem to remember one that showed a toy train going round in a circle whilst the music was wheels by Joe Loss.


Any one else remember ?

I'm very pleased for you Ray.

A Hammond Novachord built in 1939.

Plenty of valves within.

jack wrote: Mon Feb 03, 2025 4:11 pm

MIG is fairly straightforward; TIG is more complex and tricky to get right.

Our skill levels are (probably) different, so I might not agree with you, or I might.

I loved metalwork at school.

I got an O level GCE in the subject, but I can't remember what the test piece was, I think brazing was involved.

My first job, at Marconi, involved workshop training, for which I an eternally grateful. T'was there I increased my basic skills and added gas (oxy ...

I think that brazing and bronze welding often get (incorrectly)lumped together as one.

I do bronze welding at home with oxy/acetylene which is very strong, but I've not brazed since at school in metalwork classes.

Sounds interesting but I'm not sure you'd want a "right wing extremist" in attendance.