It's had a proper job done on it, it'll work for ever.
Or at least until the heating element goes pop again.
Tea? (Part 3)
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Or at least until the heating element goes pop again.
classic33
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That'll be tomorrow then!
It's a Beko oven, so it won't be too long.
If you ever buy one make sure you budget for a new element every two years.
It'll cost you £25 and an hour of knckle scraping and foul language, although I had to leave the language as I had an 80 year old lady in the room.
classic33
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They're not that hard replace.It's a Beko oven, so it won't be too long.
If you ever buy one make sure you budget for a new element every two years.
It'll cost you £25 and an hour of knckle scraping and foul language, although I had to leave the language as I had an 80 year old lady in the room.
Not if you've got three foot log arms, for some reason the screws that secure it go in from the back.
If they were from the front it would be a five minute job, they've probably made it as difficult as they can to stop you doing it yourself.
172traindriver
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I was trying to keep my hands to myself on that one, but I couldn't resist it.
Still the handcuffs would take care of that.
You would have to have your hands cuffed behind your back
classic33
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Right Arm:- 25 inches long, Left Arm:- 27 inches long.
A bit short of the three foot requirement. Just measured them to find out, before anyone asks how I know,
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evening peeps, suns been out today so had a nice ride round chester le street and washington, just had a curry washing it down a btl of wildberry cider
It's a dirty job, but.........You would have to have your hands cuffed behind your back
Odd lengths, are you sure one was't a bit bent trying to measure the other one?
classic33
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Tape measure taped in place on the middle finger, arm extended with the reading being taken under the armpit. Up against bone/something solid.Odd lengths, are you sure one was't a bit bent trying to measure the other one?
Just checked again and I'm returning the same measurements.
classic33
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You could always work from the back anyway.
classic33
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I've three kneecaps as well! One less than an elephant, which has four.Odd lengths, are you sure one was't a bit bent trying to measure the other one?
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Why do you have a kneecap behind and elephant, and how is that possible anyway. Your such a weirdo classic
classic33
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No, just the three kneecaps. One less than an elephant which is the only mammal to have four kneecaps.Why do you have a kneecap behind and elephant, and how is that possible anyway. Your such a weirdo classic
Besides where would I keep an elephant!
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