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bobthebuilder
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Six f****ng hours stuck on the m5 today what a load of bollocks
Quattromike
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Is that a neep lifter in the top of the muck spreader
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65K views · 810 reactions | Vi går inn i helga med et smell! 💥 Pallen er 325 meter lang. Det er boret 970 hull og det gikk med 76 tonn dynamitt. Det er sprengt ut 105.700 m3 stein som tilsvarer 280.141 tonn steinmasser. God helg alle fine følgere!
Vi går inn i helga med et smell! 💥 Pallen er 325 meter lang. Det er boret 970 hull og det gikk med 76 tonn dynamitt. Det er sprengt ut 105.700 m3 stein som tilsvarer 280.141 tonn steinmasser. God...
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V8Druid
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where was that Bob .. and why?
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V8Druid
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Apollo laser takes down 200 drones unplugged
Australian defense company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has unveiled its Apollo High Energy Laser Weapon (HELW) that pumps out up to 150 kW of power yet can take out 200 medium-sized drones running on its own internal power supply.
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Apollo laser takes down 200 drones unplugged
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think this is the auction that got mentioned elsewhere recently ...... look at the prices 
Mecum's 2026 Kissimmee Auction kicked off what is promising to be a bumper year for car collectors with the biggest car auction in history, no matter which way you measure it
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Florida hosts the biggest car auction in history ... and points the way to future
Mecum's 2026 Kissimmee Auction kicked off what is promising to be a bumper year for car collectors with the biggest car auction in history, no matter which way you measure it
Florida hosts the biggest car auction in history ... and points the way to future
Mecum's Kissimmee auction always kicks the year away with a bang, but this year it smashed a laundry list of world records: the biggest car auction in history ($441 million), the highest single day in history ($259 million), plus world record prices for the Ferrari Enzo, F40, F50, La Ferrari, La…
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Got on at clevedon ,at 1.30 pm crossed old Severn bridge at 7.15pm
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V8Druid
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this is impressive
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raising the roof ..... would take some setting up
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raising the roof ..... would take some setting up
TiltyShaun
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For when someone has really misread the dimensions on the building section drawing.
V8Druid
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I have actually done this (on a smaller scale, with an Acrow forest) ..... architect dimensioned the drawings wrongly for the new MRI & CT suite I did the steelwork for at the local hospital on the roof of the A&E dept.
main contractor's contracts manager rang me a couple of days 'fore crimbo, many years ago to say the building was too low -- after it'd al been erected and signed off AND clad, several weeks before.
When I went back to site the agent confided that he'd wondered WTF they had 8 pallets of bricks left over
.. site meeting with all concerned, including my structural eng. who'd done all the fab drawings from their supplied detail drgs ... yep - architect f*** up - 600mil too low.made a dose of stub columns, got a truck load of Acrows delivered, detached all the fixings to the main bldg, cross braced/tethered the whole thing to the planet and we jacked it up two feet 'tween Christmas and New year and was ready for the 'extra bricks', when they started back in January
got paper pix of it all somewhere.
I've been in the MRI and CT scanners a few times since they got installed in '98/99, which I have paper pix of in the attic
some pix of the new scanner going in through the roof hatch in 2009 ... couldn't get it in from the other side/original position, as they'd built a building in the area we'd had the 250 tonner stood in 98/99
...my 45t in the original stand positionand a 500t Lieb doing 6.5t at IIRC 62m - old one coming out
new scanner sat in the foreground ......................................................................................................
long ol' reach that
V8Druid
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assume that Nok100,000 didn't get it then Frank ?I've already placed a bit on the one top left
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Kummakivi is a stone weighing about 500,000 kilograms in Finland that has been balanced on top of another stone for 11,000 years. The seven-meter-long boulder rests on a convex bedrock surface with a very small point of contact, yet is so stable that it cannot be moved by human force.
The stone has been in its current location for about 11,000 years, since the ice retreated after the Ice Age. It is located in the Ruokolahti area of Finland.
The stone has been in its current location for about 11,000 years, since the ice retreated after the Ice Age. It is located in the Ruokolahti area of Finland.
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I wouldn't have dared to stand there in the first place.
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Underwater demolition at the Europa Terminal
A hydraulic breaker has been adapted to work 24 metres under water
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“We cut or vibrate up to 1,000 tons of concrete per day from the old quay wall,” says Willem van de Nagel, the operator in the cab. “After we remove about six metres of height from each caisson, another pontoon-mounted crane clears the debris. Three hours of demolition gives them a full day of clean up.”
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Cornwall firm illegally stored waste including animal blood
Roger and Angela Smith were found guilty of unpermitted storage and disposal of waste and now must repay £600,000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
Near me. That’s a BIG fine
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Cornwall firm illegally stored waste including animal blood
Roger and Angela Smith were found guilty of unpermitted storage and disposal of waste and now must repay £600,000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act.www.gov.uk
Near me. That’s a BIG fine
How much did they make off the books that couldnt be traced though
V8Druid
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not really considering what they'll have made over 25 years ..... the remediation'll be a lot more at a guess ..... they'll go bust next and the costs'll have to be met by us taxpayersCornwall firm illegally stored waste including animal blood
Roger and Angela Smith were found guilty of unpermitted storage and disposal of waste and now must repay £600,000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
Near me. That’s a BIG fine
they were only licensed as waste carriers only .... " Though R & A Cleansing Services are registered waste carriers, there are, however, no permits or waste exemptions which would allow waste to be stored or treated or disposed of on site "
TBH they deserve everything that comes their way - bloody cowboys, creaming it
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