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It is good that he is able to raise the awareness of this horrible disease, many day hundreds of other people are told the same and have to deal with it, without the media support and attention that stars, celebrities and royals receive. It is very sad.

I use these which were from the pre-diabetic clinic, clip to your belt and forget about them for the rest of the day, bit old fashioned but work and don't need an app, a watch or a phone.

Stunning scenery, thank you for sharing.

Love the photo Thanks for sharing

After reading this thread I asked for a PSA test to be done along with my annual cholesterol blood test, all OK which is great peace of mind, thank you for keeping this thread going as a reminder. It is just a shame you have to request it and justify it.

Thank you 👍

Can I ask how it attaches ?, my .410 Mossberg does not have any machined slots or drilled/tapped holes on the top of the receiver. It tends too shoot quite low, so a red dot may solve the problem. Thanks.

They might be in with this lot https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clke1w102yno.amp

Congratulations to both of you

My Grandad had a bottle of that, I thought it was woodstain

I had a similar request on a different make of wellies, it is to stop people claiming a refund, and then selling the faulty wellies on an auction site or similar, when I returned my wellies to the shop, they cut the branding labels off and returned them to the manufacturer as proof so the shop would be credited for them.

For all you George Michael fans, came across this on my hols last year

I thought Screwfix was a dating site.

You can still buy some spare parts for them, I lost one of the threaded lens collars and thought they were for the bin, Viking Optical managed to get me one. I will replace the straps as advised by Dougy for some a bit wider

Hi Roy, for STARs think about a real example that has happened and build on it, it is about what action you did, and the result, not a theoretical scenario. Think about a time a customer came in with a persistent fault, it was the first time the job was allocated to you, supervisor wanted a quick in and out, you checked out the car, no immediate faults, supervisor pressing you to get the car back outside for the customer, you had a read of the previous customer complaints you had not got on the job card, noticed something other technicians had missed, had a look on manufacturers tech site and warranty claims database, found a similar issue that was the same model of car, rechecked and think you know the problem and the fix........then back to supervisor to explain why you had spent an extra hour or two on the car and the work needed to fix it, result, car fixed and not returned with same fault, happy customer with faith in garage restored, supervisor respects your judgement call in this type of problem. You knew the customer was very dissatisfied and also the car was crucial for their mobility, so you wanted to get it right for the customer, but also retain a professional relationship with your supervisor.