V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
remember you having it done, from the CEF .... tha's a while ago now Boyo
.... can't beat a good solid top
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
forgot to say last night ... our trip to Newport Friday, for Pam, was 'successful' ... in that it got done ... she's sore but better than expected .. took the dressing off this morning, as per instructions ....
6 dissolve-able internals and 8 that'll come out next Friday .... a mole she's had all her life, about 6mm across, just in front of her ear ... but quite flat ... caught it with a comb, doing her hair several weeks ago and scalped it .....it promptly went berserk and when she went in on Friday, the best description I can give you is ...... imagine pushing a pencil into the side of her head and the only thing left showing was the 'rubber' ... about 8mm dia. and a good 10mm protruding .... was weird .... anyway, as the dermatological consultant suspected, was deep rooted and needed quite an 'open up' to deal with. Consultant was quite surprised at its growth in four-ish weeks
been sent off for biopsies .... we have our fingers crossed
6 dissolve-able internals and 8 that'll come out next Friday .... a mole she's had all her life, about 6mm across, just in front of her ear ... but quite flat ... caught it with a comb, doing her hair several weeks ago and scalped it
.....it promptly went berserk and when she went in on Friday, the best description I can give you is ...... imagine pushing a pencil into the side of her head and the only thing left showing was the 'rubber' ... about 8mm dia. and a good 10mm protruding .... was weird .... anyway, as the dermatological consultant suspected, was deep rooted and needed quite an 'open up' to deal with. Consultant was quite surprised at its growth in four-ish weeksbeen sent off for biopsies .... we have our fingers crossed
Stock
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Cyberprog
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trouble with gear oil is ..... the bloody smell of hypoid
WD is only a water dispersant and not a lubricant, so I'd give the rest the same treatment
Take it that window has a roller shutter on it ?
Yeah, it was a bit whiffy. What sort of stuff would you recommend? The WD has been working quite well so far.
Yep, when I had the workshop renovated before we moved in (the floor was roughened concrete, the windows were metal framed single pane units) I bought roller shutters that would fit entirely within the gap. The box sits inside the window hole, and then I fitted uPVC units that I had manufactured also to fit (once I'd done the shutters).
There's another one over the other side, but I rarely open them unless I'm there for a while - which considering I bought my house shortly after finishing this, is fairly rare!
I also had the floor skimmed & painted, ceiling plasterboarded, insulated, and a loft installed. Lots of crap up there!
Cyberprog
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Looks like she's done a round with Mike Tyson!forgot to say last night ... our trip to Newport Friday, for Pam, was 'successful' ... in that it got done ... she's sore but better than expected .. took the dressing off this morning, as per instructions ....
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6 dissolve-able internals and 8 that'll come out next Friday .... a mole she's had all her life, about 6mm across, just in front of her ear ... but quite flat ... caught it with a comb, doing her hair several weeks ago and scalped it
been sent off for biopsies .... we have our fingers crossed
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
was actually a Spanish plastic surgeon ... 'bout 8st, size 10, 5' 9". blonde, with legs to die for ... circa 32
.... could well've been a model. ..... every bloke's head in the waiting room turned as she arrived
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
WD is fine as long as it's regular ... you could wax the benches, but'd need to be wiped clean with thinners or panel wash first and again done regularly ... or sili spray
... or a teflon dry lube, but much dearer .... use is the best thing to keep the surface
R
Rob65
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Cyberprog,
If you think Pam’s ear looks bad just wait to see what Druid looks like after he arrives home with a big blue trailer.
I spoke with Ollie today. Phase one of the transport operation is being carried out tomorrow.
Rob
If you think Pam’s ear looks bad just wait to see what Druid looks like after he arrives home with a big blue trailer.
I spoke with Ollie today. Phase one of the transport operation is being carried out tomorrow.
Rob
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
LMAOCyberprog,
If you think Pam’s ear looks bad just wait to see what Druid looks like after he arrives home with a big blue trailer.
I spoke with Ollie today. Phase one of the transport operation is being carried out tomorrow.
Rob
..... fantastic Boyo
Cyberprog
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WD is fine as long as it's regular ... you could wax the benches, but'd need to be wiped clean with thinners or panel wash first and again done regularly ... or sili spray
Yeah, Wax wouldn't work for me I don't think. Are we talking like air line oil or similar when you say a light oil? Just trying to figure out what to buy y'see
pettsy
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was actually a Spanish plastic surgeon ... 'bout 8st, size 10, 5' 9". blonde, with legs to die for ... circa 32
It’s amazing what can be done with surgery nowadays. I’m living proof of it, having been through a 5hr OP 5years ago this month!
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
something along those lines'd be fine, or a little engine oil thinned out with a little kero ... but'll smell a little for a while ... won't rust thoughYeah, Wax wouldn't work for me I don't think. Are we talking like air line oil or similar when you say a light oil? Just trying to figure out what to buy y'see
Stock
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kero is corrosive try some two stroke oil...................................................................................
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I have MASSIVE respect for our medics ... saved my life 9 years ago and continue to do so weekly.
Had 4 hrs 'on the table' when i was 21 .... didn't know it at the time, but was related to and one of the best indicators of/for my Gaucher's disease
...
had all me teeth out ... were so soft, used to break them eating bread (the body's inability to assimilate/absorb calcium is a classic symptom).
Had 28 teeth out and 32 stitches in
... was in a mess for a while .... ... surgeon said I had 'OFFICALLY' got a very small mouth .... after 8 weeks of healing ... and no teeth
.... the new ones were a bit of a shock and I was beginning to doubt what i'd done .. like a mouth full of rocks, but I got used to 'em ... not the sort of thing i'd have done a second time .... but the best thing i ever did ....
very few people ever realise my choppers ain't mine and I will eat anything (except sticky toffees or Wrigleys - and that's another tale) anyone with dentures who says they can't eat this. that or the other, ain't trying
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I'm only talking tiny amounts Stock and don't smell as bad as cherry .... plus it's a lubricant of sorts ... just thins the viscosity of engine oil a bit
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
inclined to be a bit 'claggy' though
K
Komatsu
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Will defiantly second that, think I was more impressed with the torque screw driver they had for putting the self tappers into my head than the halo itself
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
what about the windy gun they used for the bolt in yer neckWill defiantly second that, think I was more impressed with the torque screw driver they had for putting the self tappers into my head than the halo itself
...... you're definitely testament to their skills Ollie Footer block 1