Never heard that one. What about jamming something up the coin return on the old phone boxes. Then you went back later and collected the money peeps thought hadn't returned. Lol.I refute all allegations I was a young tearaway..
I graduated into a grumpy old man
PS was it not an old Xray negative that worked
Brake blocks. Is the wear even across the blocks, front to rear? If not, they'll need "toeing in" so that the front end makes contact first. This will allow the wheel to bring the whole block into contact.
It still works on the old electric meters..
Morning Fubs
I have applied for a secondment of 12 months at the Playboy mansion...
Not heard anything back yet.
You've got a dog house where the dog locks itself in!
Could also speed it up.Did you stop the wheel spinning with a magnet too?
I hasten to add, I never tried it but just heard that it worked.
Wouldn't want to do that! Wish there was still some way of slowing it down.
Just heard Junior Fu has gained an Upper 2-1 in her Art Degree - apparently that's good
Obviously now she's off to be a chef...
Get a strong magnet and it'll send the newer "smart" meters haywire.It still works on the old electric meters..
mines is digital, just in case anyone suspects..
On the phone boxes, a good belt on the right hand side tended to work for loosing coins....and it was Bazooka chewing gum that worked well
The old type can be slowed by a magnet.
In a kitchen, without a doubt.
They could do the Mona Lisa on a cake!
