JTaylor91

****** it, I baked some brownies while having a beer.

Maybe a fine cutting compound? Like used on paintwork.

Our neighbour has a son that’s about 17/18. I didn’t know they had a son for about 18 months of them living next door. I have seen him leave the house a handful of times in a couple of years. I do occasionally here him shouting at people while playing games over the internet. I don’t know about anybody else but I had one thing on my mind when I was 18 and it wasn’t playing games with people on the internet.

Not had one here.

When I used to live in the city I used to pay £25 for a haircut and beard trim at a proper barbers. I got to know the people that worked there pretty well, usually had a few beers while I was there and it wasn’t uncommon for me to be there a couple of hours. I usually made a bit of day of it. They eventually opened a bar up downstairs which was pretty cool, would get a couple of free drinks if they were in. I’ve moved into the sticks now and pay £8 for a haircut, usually give a couple of quid tip. In and out in 20 minutes.

The other half spoils her

Funnily enough I have watched great canal journeys this evening where they had Norfolk wherries on. Never heard of them before, interesting.

He does have a permanent mooring but you can move about. The temporary moorings require you to move every 48 hours usually. I believe you only have to move a boat length so in theory you could find a place you like and move forward and back. I spent about 6 months living on it at one point when he was living with his other half. Thoroughly enjoyed it however it took some work in winter, keeping the coal stove in day after day or it was cold when I got home from work. It does have central heating that runs off a small diesel burner but no timer for it at the time. It’s not a cheap way to live if you have a permanent mooring, monthly mooring is about £350 and river licence is about £1600 (goes on length of boat). Gas, electric and coal on top.

My father lives on a narrow boat and uses a 4g hub. Works fine, will stream Netflix, Amazon etc.

I use vinegar on ours with some fine wire wool. However I’ve never seen it go that milky white colour.

If they do have what you need I would like to make a donation towards materials.

https://www.cutplasticsheeting.co.uk/clear-acrylic-sheeting/ would these have what you need? They are operating as normal.

I was on my way to a day festival a while back. Some people younger than me said they hoped they were still going to a festival at my age. I was 24........... they were probably just 18. 😂

Is the 80% up to £2,500 on take home pay or pay before tax?

As far as I know you don’t have to do anything. The employer pays you as normal and they claim it back.

Is it easyJet you’re booked with?

My highlight would be bagging my first pigeon thanks to JDog. It was a great day for me and brilliant to meet somebody so interesting. That day changed a lot for me and he is probably the reason why pigeon shooting and being out in the fields has become a very big hobby for me.

Great stuff, donation made.

Old street lamp part?

Some part of an oil lamp? Collar or regulator part?

Nice picture, it was a beautiful day here. Me and Bramble had a lovely walk in the sunshine.

Phones go upstairs on an evening in our house.

I was going to go out tomorrow. However I’ve changed my mind, not because I’m worried of infecting someone or being infected but the chance of having an accident that would put more strain on the NHS.

Interesting, never knew that. I bought a tv from there many years ago. I won’t be again.

Hope you’re better soon Jacko. Hopefully be in touch when all this blows over.