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VocalNeal

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  1. Bigger rear sprocket and 115kph downhill.???? I'm amazed Honda didn't pick up on that sprocket change.
  2. Might not be sugar growers in Thailand ????
  3. I find that putting my socks and shoes on causes more odd stabbing pains than the running which is what the shoes are for.
  4. OP should not forget the face mask.
  5. Only if you were putting socks or shoes on.???? Or been doing an activity you don't normally do.
  6. SAS on the way to a bar????
  7. Can't find a 4 in. maybe 2x 3in holes????
  8. Depends on how many holes he wants to drill???? One of these is his best bet. Of course the OP might be a "tool guy" in which case then 1500 baht at Thaiwatsadu is probably OK for him.
  9. Called a Hole Saw. Lazada/Shopee
  10. Not "their' house. only leased. Probably for tax reasons othher wise it would be please stay free.
  11. "You lousy bums, you and your stinking language, you think I know <deleted>. nothing, well let me tell you— I know <deleted>. ALL!”
  12. Ah! that's the washing machine socket that had a loose wire. That's was caused the wife shouting. I said I would fix it. I don't need reminding every 6 months.
  13. Had a look in another wall socket. Not even close. All fixed now more by trial and error than logic. Bonus? Found my tester screwdriver. Electricity is simply smoke in a wire. I know this because when something goes wrong it escapes from the wire(s) I took a deep breath. After the wife and I shouted at each other. Might have a go at the scooter fuel injection now as a mocy guy has just delivered my 130cc injector. Or leave that until tomorrow. (Never do today what you can put off....)
  14. I was looking for where to moan but the site search function is not working. Wife plugged into a wall socket she doesn't normally use. The receptacle popped out of its clip and disappeared into the box. I took the faceplate off, unscrewed the securing plate and wiggled the receptacle back into place. Then the light in the room wouldn't work. I had unknowingly loosened one of the wires from the back of somewhere. It is grey and comes from the switch so is it live or neutral? There are black and grey wires coming from the ceiling light but am I switching the live or neutral. Add to this the grey wire coming from the ceiling? is connected to the ground on the back of the socket. Looked into the ceiling fixture to try and ascertain the switching arrangement but the wires from the roof space into the fixture are red and black. W.T.F Add insult to injury i can't find my power finding screwdriver and am only using a multimeter so need live and neutral to get a reading and can't just touch a wire to discover "polarity" Just another moan about local electricians using any old piece of wire that is handy, regardless of colour.
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