Lullabelle
Banana
- Location
- Midlands UK
Apparently they are both friends with Oliver
Tea? (Part 2)
- Thread starter LordoftheTeapot
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Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
Some pictures NT took:
A nice little runabout:
that happens to have a handy winch fitted:
Meanwhile, I'm reading some instructions:
"Insert Flange Bracket A into Slot B, ensuring spigot C remains horizontal...."
"Hey, how do I get Twitter on this phone?"
Of course, there were trains too!
Finally, some video of the battle, to give a flavour of the flashbangs!
A nice little runabout:
that happens to have a handy winch fitted:
Meanwhile, I'm reading some instructions:
"Insert Flange Bracket A into Slot B, ensuring spigot C remains horizontal...."
"Hey, how do I get Twitter on this phone?"
Of course, there were trains too!
Finally, some video of the battle, to give a flavour of the flashbangs!
- Location
- The TerrorVortex
Evenings!!
Looks like a fun day out.
Was this on the Great Central, by any chance? We've been eyeing that up for a trip.
TheDoctor has been doing things to kitchens some more. After the Painting of Walls, Ceiling and Self, and the swearfest that was The Fitting Of The Oven into a Gap Too Small, came the Replacement of the Kitchen Sink and The Fettling of The Worktop.
This photo shows the problems.
Zoom in and you can see some chipping of the laminate, a burn mark, and a dirty great crack in the draining board, from when a plant fell on it some years ago.
So, first step was to get the old sink out.
I defy even NT to get that reassembled.
Next came redoing the worktop. No axe involved.
That's where the burn mark and chipping was...
And the new sink below.
Just need to go round the edges with sealant now.
And that's the kitchen done
Looks like a fun day out.
Was this on the Great Central, by any chance? We've been eyeing that up for a trip.
TheDoctor has been doing things to kitchens some more. After the Painting of Walls, Ceiling and Self, and the swearfest that was The Fitting Of The Oven into a Gap Too Small, came the Replacement of the Kitchen Sink and The Fettling of The Worktop.
This photo shows the problems.
Zoom in and you can see some chipping of the laminate, a burn mark, and a dirty great crack in the draining board, from when a plant fell on it some years ago.
So, first step was to get the old sink out.
I defy even NT to get that reassembled.
Next came redoing the worktop. No axe involved.
That's where the burn mark and chipping was...
And the new sink below.
Just need to go round the edges with sealant now.
And that's the kitchen done
- Location
- The TerrorVortex
Subtlety? I've heard of it...
If you're trying to remove a broken ceramic thing, why wouldn't you use an axe?
It was highly satisfying
If you're trying to remove a broken ceramic thing, why wouldn't you use an axe?
It was highly satisfying
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
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- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
Velo711
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
Speaking of Tea. How many of you make a pot of tea versus the tea bag in the cup? I do both.
- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Almost always a pot. I like to back for seconds..... and thirds.
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
I have a mug that holds one and a half pints: no need for a pot 
Velo711
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
That's a big mug.
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