Mundane News
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The woman who knocked me off my bike was totally distrught by what she had done and immediately took full responsibility, her insurance company were also totally straight. Good people sometimes screw up. I hope that if ever I cause a collision I have the honesty and balls to stand up, admit it and do the right thing.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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Glad you're not horribly hurtified. Hope the morning doesn't bring on those delayed ouches.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
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You wouldn't believe it if you read all the stuff in the newspaper, but most people are pretty decent.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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- Armonmy Way
Meanwhile my life has been so interesting that I haven't posted on Mundane News for 2 days. Though as the clock says it's already tomorrow it might be 3 days.
slowmotion
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I have a couple of ever so slightly bruised hips, I think. I will take a look when I hop in the bath. Nothing that causes much pain. Actually, it could just be the effects of the Brighton ride yesterday!
slowmotion
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I have ethanol.....
Gravity Aided
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No, 3 in 1. 3 in 1 was developed for the textiles industry, to keep the spools from rusting over the holidays and other breaks. It doesn't stain as much, or so I'm told by a family friend of Mrs. GA who worked in the mills.
Gravity Aided
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I also have a sewing machine, an older Brother machine that does all the stitches. It's pretty neat, but mostly it fixes bicycle and camping stuff.
slowmotion
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Did Brother make sewing machines before they moved into printers?
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
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Soldering irons? long nosed pliers? wire strippers?
Actually, after extensive testing I have concluded this is best style wire stripper.
Sorry @mybike. You are mistaken. I spent 25 years with that kind of stripper (@Fnaar?). They are a faff and a fiddle. You need this Jokari one. I used it on a big production run that we won five years ago. Works every time without adjustment, and strips every time without damaging the copper conductors. Go on, get one.
Jokari Super 4 Plus. Absolute magic!
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Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Mine is a Brother, a BM2600. Really simple and neat and does every stitch I currently need. Of course that's just currently , now tomorrow I could do with .....
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
and if you are talking about yarn or fabric, well a girl can NEVER have enough of that