The Retirement Thread

[ColinJ]

TWO filters!

The one that I found is an exhaust filter which is supposed to be replaced every 5 bags - It never has been!

The washable filter is a motor filter, which I didn't spot. I'll take another look later.

 

[classic33]

TWO filters!

The one that I found is an exhaust filter which is supposed to be replaced every 5 bags - It never has been!

The washable filter is a motor filter, which I didn't spot. I'll take another look later.

Wash all three under running water. Cool, clear water...

 

[ColinJ]

Wash all three under running water. Cool, clear water...

I've just seen how much the official kits are (around £20!) so I think I will try that!

 

[pawl]

Possibly.
The only time folk rely on a rabbit(The Easter Bunnie) for eggs. The rest of the time it's hens or ducks.

When was the last time you went shopping for "rabbit eggs".

There usually side by side on the shelve in the chocolate isle

 

[pawl]

I am watching the Purge on Netflix.

Beans on toast for us today
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what’s that about? Don’t want to watch it if it’s about some maniac as serial enema giver

 

[classic33]

what’s that about? Don’t want to watch it if it’s about some maniac as serial enema giver

The beans have been slaughtered already, before being canned and are now has beans. Whilst the toast was bread that was burnt.

It's the best of a bad lot really.

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

Oh, I just checked and the air filter is washable. I will report back after de-dogging it!

Oh - I'm confused

is de-dogging like dogging - but somehow reversed???

just checking


on a different note - no ride today - windy all day and Met Office was saying it was about to rain all day

it didn't rain at all

I think I need to change my main weather forecast information provider - maybe just stick my head out of the window and look - 20 years of sailing must have taught me something I suppose!

 

[welsh dragon]

Got it in one.

 

[classic33]

Thank god for Netflix

What about Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph?

 

[classic33]

Steps.
As mentioned upthread with regard to "Awesome Mo" and her unsurpassed step count, I ventured out for an amble. A bit further than expected as there was someone on the slope down to the Roman Road so I took an alternative route.
Steps showing on my Garmin on departure was 1150. Distance walked was 13.53KM. Steps on arriving home were 18,200.
I think that works out about 1250 steps per Km.
That gives Mo's weekly distance as about 170 Km, or just over 100 miles.
My height is 5'10" so if Mo is shorter than I am she would take more steps per Km and bring the overall distance down.
Even with a reduced distance, that is still some mileage.

It does count single steps then!

Your inside leg measurement is approximately 301/4", based on your figures.

 

[PaulSB]

Sunset today......

 

[Drago]

Been busy today. Dropped some serious dollar on a new pooter, a top range HP all in one pc. Much more grunt for handling my music recording, mixing and sharing.

 

[classic33]

Sunset today......
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Does the sun usually set in the East over there?

 

[ColinJ]

Oh, I just checked and the air filter is washable. I will report back after de-dogging it!

Oh - I'm confused

is de-dogging like dogging - but somehow reversed???

just checking

Ha ha...

Reverse dogging would be something like - no sex, no strangers... at home! For example, an evening spent alone binge-watching the first series of Star Trek - The Next Generation!

 

[12boy]

My vacuum wasn't producing much suction so I replaced the belt and ran a 6ft pole through the intake hose. This dislodged an incredible tosheroon of dog hair, bits of plastic and paper, a few rubber bands, twigs etc woven into a solid mass. When I finally got that and all the crap behind it out it worked as good as new.