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Food & Drink / Re: What are you having for supper tonight?
« Last post by citoyen on Today at 04:49:16 pm »Lunch today is a Dishoom Kejriwal.
Marvellous!
We made the Dishoom chicken biryani last week. Also rather excellent.
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Marvellous!
We made the Dishoom chicken biryani last week. Also rather excellent.
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On The Road / Re: Cyclist who knocked down and killed pensioner
« Last post by Asterix, the former Gaul. on Today at 04:45:59 pm »It's populist crap from fools.
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The Pub / Re: What have you fettled today?
« Last post by robgul on Today at 04:36:55 pm »Cut 1.5cm off each side the handlebars on my newly flat-barred Van Nic Yukon (not with the bandsaw mentioned up-thread 
) - and fitted very expensive Ergon grips/barends.
) - and fitted very expensive Ergon grips/barends. 4
The Pub / Re: Sh!te courier thread
« Last post by Kim on Today at 04:33:36 pm »Turns out that DPD weren't being Useless Workshy Twats and taking a week to deliver a next-day parcel. Someone somewhere had made a transcription error, and they'd delivered it to a house on the other side of the road that features neither a) our front door nor b) my feet.
This would have been easier to ascertain if $we_sell_network_kit had provided tracking details on the order status page, rather than pretending they were using an untracked service.
This would have been easier to ascertain if $we_sell_network_kit had provided tracking details on the order status page, rather than pretending they were using an untracked service.
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Caption It / Caption it #2087
« Last post by meddyg on Today at 04:29:58 pm »
...King Charles's newest portrait has been revealed to the world !
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Ctrl-Alt-Del / Re: A random thread for small computing things that don't really warrant a thread of their own
« Last post by Kim on Today at 04:25:27 pm »I've just remembered that Procurve switches have weird rack ears that use a single central mounting screw. This meant that replacing the switch with suspected droid rot involved a) bad swears necessitated by moving cage nuts around[1] in limited space b) an insufficiency of screws to be found in the official 'spare rack mount gubbins' jiffy bag.
[1] Though thankfully on recommendation of someone who does this more regularly, I have the spudger-like tool that stops you stabbing yourself in the web of the thumb by trying to do it with a screwdriver.
[1] Though thankfully on recommendation of someone who does this more regularly, I have the spudger-like tool that stops you stabbing yourself in the web of the thumb by trying to do it with a screwdriver.
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The Knowledge / Re: Help with frame related questions
« Last post by Dana Kilalps on Today at 04:24:00 pm »
Hello,
I have Flying Scot FS1845. It's my favorite bike lately. On the Flickr Flying Scot group a person posted that he was told "7 or 8 guys" built the later day Flying Scot frames. Is that true? Would we recognize these builders?
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The Pub / Re: A random thread for small things that don't really warrant a thread of their own
« Last post by bhoot on Today at 04:20:13 pm »As a leaflet delivering volunteer I can confirm that we tried to make one round just after we expected postal voting forms to land (and there are a lot of postal votes in Tower Hamlets)
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The Pub / Re: The Good News Thread
« Last post by Pingu on Today at 04:15:04 pm »In a follow up, two of the staff from the college, Manor Green in Crawley, who made it all happen, went to a Garden Party at Buck House t'other day, in recognition of the hard work they put in. Hurrah.Excellent, but what were the hand driers like?
It was their day off...
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Where The Wild Things Are / Re: All Cats Eat Grass?
« Last post by Pingu on Today at 04:13:58 pm »Grass for indoor cats is available to buy.