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The last few posts echo almost precisely what I have concluded and so I suspect have numerous others, judging by the likes above. However in this post, ought it not to read “they/their” (in the correct, King’s English connotation) rather than “he/his”? It takes two to tango. Selfishly, I would prefer it if what start as useful threads were not locked out because I learn from them. Ideally behaviour might be modified … moderators? I am aware that there has been activity behind the scenes and I thank the moderators. I would also go so far as to observe that differences of opinion regarding a specific oil have been rehearsed ad nauseam and might be concluded as a high-score draw and consigned to the junk folder of posterity. BTC
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How do you mark your operator ID on planes?
Bruce Collinson replied to Witterings's topic in All Things Model Flying
Latterly, yes actually but not originally. Took me 30 years to recognise God’s Own county, -
How do you mark your operator ID on planes?
Bruce Collinson replied to Witterings's topic in All Things Model Flying
Chap on Classifieds sells neat, compliant labels very reasonably and even though I have and use a Brother label printer, it hardly seems worth it for what he charges; £5 for 20 from memory. I also used a Dymo back in the day, chucked it years ago. BTC -
What does HFT stand for please? I thought I understood most rifle disciplines, albeit I've been less active since learning how to crash again. BTC
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Allan, have you tried heat, e.g. a Blepharm bag? If blepheritis is dry eye, gummed up tear ducts, I find it very effective.
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Do they still use 2% amyl nitrate?
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One sentence per paragraph.
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I think that freehold title in England and Wales is predicated on the concept that one’s property ownership extends down to the centre of the planet, and upwards to infinity (or indeed beyond!). However, underground, constraints include the Coal Authority which has sweeping statutory rights, and the common scenario where a former owner has reserved the mines and minerals as a separate freehold title under the surface. It is commonly held that merely excavating foundations will inevitably represent an act of trespass. Above ground the constraint is aviation law which reserves rights to the organs of the state which are an effective block on building or otherwise “occupying” one’s freehold property above defined heights. This in my understanding has nothing to do with the height limitations imposed on us by the CAA et al. BTC
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Been using one of these in the inside man cave for several years and it’s ideal for what is alluded to, a sub-Land Rover vice (is having a Land Rover itself a vice … 55 flat out … deafened … just asking) for holding whilst fettling. The synthetic jaws live in mine. Large Record in outside man cave for serious wire bending, u/c straightening etc. also with a handy anvil for de-stressing items such as me.
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Prefer mine roasted skin-on. We had five for lunch yesterday (grandkids wolfed it, 7 yr old was the winner of the "lucky piece of lead shot" award). Ridiculously cheap, £4-50 each, oven-ready. Good meal for two from each bird. Had woodcock on Xmas Eve; unusual, gamey. I didn't shoot it but my dog picked it. BTC
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Did you rule out. “Eliminate” Shaun? Happy Season of retail therapy and rows. BTC
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#me too. I think I had it for years before I even became aware of it. Of no concern, although a pal of mine was seriously distracted by it.