Today I acquired...........

[daleyd]

That's the one, day 3 or 4 diarrhoea kicked in, better now, but still totally lost my appetite.

I had that for about 2 weeks - and I’ve still not recovered properly after about 4 weeks in, though I’m prob around 90% recovered but there’s still some “stuff” going on down below.

My appetite is gone, and still feel quite bloated - most things taste/smell a bit “bleachy” if that makes sense? Weird!

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

You'll start to start feeling better in about a week, it's no fun, no fun at all.

Yes it is for some.

I had that for about 2 weeks - and I’ve still not recovered properly after about 4 weeks in, though I’m prob around 90% recovered but there’s still some “stuff” going on down below.

My appetite is gone, and still feel quite bloated - most things taste/smell a bit “bleachy” if that makes sense? Weird!

When I was ill over X Mas, my teeth tingled and that was what was keeping me awake.

 

[Kram]

Yesterday I acquired another box of 15ga brads of the bay bargain at £15 delivered
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but on wednesday evening whilst on the clays I acquired a nice insect bite ! do feel owt till thursday morning
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today my leg is aching from the sole of me foot to me **** cheek .
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so far it's red about 6" up from ankle and ouzing a bit of fluid and the itching , I'd like to get the belt sander on it !

I was out cutting hedges yesterday and got multiple bites. Im an idiot for wearing shorts. Lump on my shin and ankle swollen where the worst bites were.

Today went to lidl for a pruning saw.

First cuts on 2mm... About as expected, I will need some practise..

Also rope.

And several birch logs from neighbours tree, that Im taking down.

 

[minimutly]

Why does that remind me of this

Edmund Trebus - Wikipedia

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He was OK, had a Honda 90 c200 like mine.
Favourite phrase - "stick it up your chuff""

 

[iNf]

Some tat from Temu. 1st order from them so just a few cheap things to see how it went. The pry bars seem decent enough. The thermometer supposedly goes upto 300°C so should be OK for cooking and tempering silver steel The clamp is cheap and nasty but should be OK for a bit of light picture framing. I finally succumbed to buying one those chamfering things and as expected it doesn't work, surprisingly it's hardened steel, I think the problem is there's no clearance, so a session with a dremel is on the cards

 

[Richiew]

Trebus. He's the forum's spirit animal, isn't he?

 

[roblane65]

Today I acquired .................................... another 12 months rent on the range rover , just some advisories on brakes pipes which I new was coming .

 

[galooph]

Couldn't resist this

 

[Barking Mat]

Couldn't resist this

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For a moment I thought it was a jigsaw.

Looks awesome.

Hope it's not missing any bits.

 

[JEZGUZ]

Got an MOT on the Pug 308, quite surprised it passed but I'm not complaining, it'll be worth selling now.

 

[Munkul]

Another new toy. Bought for tapping a few thousand m8 holes in stainless.

 

[Bornfree]

Only hired but it makes threaded pipework so much easier. I normally use a ratchet hand die but as this was a big job I treated myself.

 

[GG1]

This just followed me home. Tried to test it but can't find the plug.

 

[dobbslc]

I want one ^

 

[AdventuresInMetal]

This just followed me home. Tried to test it but can't find the plug.

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I believe the designer intended a cordless drill to be chucked onto the spindle at the top.

 

[RichardM]

I believe the designer intended a light bulb to be chucked onto the spindle at the top.

Sorted that for you

 

[Blobber]

Nothing I fancied in Aldi apart from the usual grub but did get this weeny torch from the local electrical wholesalers for £10, pocket sized and USB charging for up to 2hrs run time, a nice strong magnet on the base with a pocket clip and bright enough to burn your eyeballs out!

 

[Arc Tourist]

Only hired but it makes threaded pipework so much easier. I normally use a ratchet hand die but as this was a big job I treated myself. View attachment 417068

Reminds me of my barn in California.

 

[Pete.]

This just followed me home. Tried to test it but can't find the plug.

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It's coal fed mate

 

[Arc Tourist]

The other day when unloading the motorcycle I recently bought, I had a near mishap with the ramp which I cobbled together out of a 2"x 6" and a couple of battens for side rails; so I decided to look for a proper ramp. After surfing the bay of evil for something used, I decided to buy new as the prices were very close. Looking at the variety offered by a seller called "The Ramp People", I was able to select the perfect option for my use; 2.2 metres long, 285 wide, and rated for 340 kilos. I am happy with the quality of the welded product, the excellent communication by Louise, the price and the quick delivery provided, so thought I'd mention the name of the source here for anyone interested.
Today I also acquired a used Abus Granit 68 disc lock, which unfortunately does not fit my bike's discs.

Edit: I guess 1 out of 2 ain't bad.