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HighPriority

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  1. You might find that 1 blade will fit most ?
  2. You haven’t started a tread and not replied for a couple of days, run along Chris…
  3. Buy battery. You can buy a range of garden and workshop tools that all use the sam batteries. I use the AEG brand for trade use here in Oz, Ryobi is a cheaper quality product and Milwalkie is the high end brand, all I believe are manufactured by the same company. Stihl, Makita, Husquvarna are all quality tools and all offer the same battery versatility. 18v batteries/tools are more than powerful enough but you can step up to 58v versions for whipper snippets, chainsaws and lawn mowers. Edit: here in Oz AEG tools come with a 3 year warrantee on the tool and 1 year on the battery but if you register online it doubles both warrantees. Thats what convinced me to purchase and after 8 years I’ve got work and garden tools.
  4. Who REALLY knows what that legal term means though ? If I don’t give Facebook permission to access my photo gallery on my mobi I can’t upload that pic of my cat playing with a ball of wool… Does Zucc sit in his office scrolling through my pics after midnight ? Hopefully not but 🤷🏼‍♂️ I use Apple, I believe it’s less intrusive than Google, you’ve declared a dislike of Apple and that’s up to you. At the end of the day, you can buy a range of watches and via an app record heart rate data essentially free of charge. I obviously don’t know (but who does ?) some of whatever data they do “take” will be to purely enhance the diagnostic software, which is a good thing. Are you really giving up anything intrinsically personal or identifiable ? Again only you can answer that. As an aside, I’ve read that some of the watches and more importantly their background software are in fact excellent at detecting and alerting to abnormal heart rate issues. I myself wear a Garmin Forerunner watch that’s a few years old, so not the latest/greatest but last year it alerted me that my heart rate was too high after a run. I felt ok, did a quick google into the alert and it was a generic alert that “my heart rate was above 100bpm 10 minutes after stopping exercise” or somesuch. The rate/time trigger point can be customised aparently but it hasn’t happened again. I hope you get to the bottom of your health issues.
  5. 😳 An extra day for things to go wrong… !! 😳 🤣🤣
  6. From the above article… 🤣 ”… The technician also insisted that it was not his fault and that he had nothing to do with the repairs.” 🤣🤣
  7. Why is the PHEV an hour or two slower ?
  8. My only issue with a Tesla is the rather odious bloke who sits at the top… buying a Chinese car would hardly sit any better
  9. As compared to your T model Ford ?
  10. OMG !! Theres some dipshhite on YouTube that gets money from dumbarsses by saying that I bought the wrong car 😢😢
  11. But, but… but…
  12. Quick ! Back to the bunkers before the sky falls on you !
  13. You were going ok until you claimed "...most of us here who are emotionally healthy..."
  14. Mondo Bar had a big bucket out the back for the girls to “empty their stomachs” as required… I knew girls who ran 2 jobs, one cleaning hotels/guesthouses and one at a bar. They'd party/work hard at both jobs for a month, then drop the bar and recover for a month doing cleaning only, then back to the bar/cleaning routine. These were girls who weren’t chasing the sex side of the bar work, if they were barfined, that was a bonus others saw the money from sex work and focused on that…
  15. I concur and 1%er bikie groups only do it for the chance to give the kids in hospital teddy bears… 💞
  16. Shane McGowans brother ? 🤣
  17. Only you know how you feel… Its not a hard procedure for a youngster, but I’d be cautious at your age personally. But if you feel strong and money isn’t an issue then look into it. PS Perfect response to the boofhead who wanted to lock you away 👍🏼🤣
  18. Thanks for the update Xylophone. I’ll be over in May, it’ll be interesting to see the changes… and any similarities.
  19. After my recent success with my bore my neighbour decided to have (another) crack… He used my diviner and the same driller who he knew well. Result… failure 😢 They hit the same bedrock that I have but without much water on top, so tried drilling through but gave up after 15m of rock, total depth 70m. At the moment he’s trying to develop a cavern by pumping hard to drain the bore every day. Ill probably run a line over to his fence for him.
  20. Cool story, I prefer to just close my eyes and walk across Sukimvit Rd and I’m as fit as a fiddle… 🙄 Im glad you’re satisfied with your life so far and long may you continue but it’s not sound advice for others to follow.
  21. 90lts/minute = 1.5lt/sec. My understanding is that that will always degrade over time. Pumping at a rate of 1/3 bore capacity, 30lts/min, .5lts/sec is sustainable long term. Sometimes, developing an underground cavity is beneficial but usually only when the bore is marginal to start with. Pumping at .5lt/sec is going to give you 1800lts an hour, that’s a lot of water. How do you irrigate Owl ? Drippers, sprinkler heads, open channels ? Dont just drop in any old pump you can get your hands on, try to match it to your irrigation system.
  22. All I know about my back is that when it’s strong it’s strong until it’s not… I herniated S3 mid year but I think it was a relapse from 9 years ago, I’m back at 95% but as I’m still working I know it’s only a matter of time and I’ll reevaluate when it happens. Im resistant to surgery but if experts think it’s the best option I’m not going to tell them their job.
  23. But again you’re comparing a 6 year old box to a new one, go look at a 6 year old ev and compare
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