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Conversely, I find with PU it's better to deliberately glue the top on the bottle - it seals better. I put my D4 in used Dettol bottles - it's easier to use when you've not got to get it through a clogged nozzle.

Keep your CA in the fridge, it lasts for years.

They all all come with reducers. Pay a bit more for the yellow pro blades.

In 43 years we had little influence in the EEC/EU. Why presume things would change? Had we voted to remain we'd have been in the Eurozone and Schengen within a year or two - they would have taken it as a green light.

In 1990 the EU of 12 states made up 26.5pc of world GDP. Today the EU of 27 states makes up 16.1pc, while the US is still at 26pc. We were a big weight in the world but that is no longer the case. Georgia Meloni.

In 1990 the EU of 12 states made up 26.5pc of world GDP. Today the EU of 27 states makes up 16.1pc, while the US is still at 26pc. We were a big weight in the world but that is no longer the case. Giorgia Meloni.

Get yourself a copy of this - it's excellent...

Yes, I'm sorted, thanks, I got one of the marine ones.

Do you think Trump gives a toss what Swift thinks?

There's little difference between the melting points of silver and brass. Just get a low melting point solder if it worries you, it's a simple soldering operation.

Jade Goody's "escape goat".

Mondegreens are quite good fun. Remember Madonna's "Last night I dreampt of some ****"?

You lot keep getting your wucking mords fuddled.

I use Saxton circular saw, multi tool, jigsaw and recip saw blades - I've not had a problem with any of them. You can of course pay 2 or 3 times more for something 10% better, but I usually ruin blades before they blunt so it's all relative.

In 1990 the EU of 12 states made up 26.5pc of world GDP. Today the EU of 27 states makes up 16.1pc, while the US is still at 26pc. We were a big weight in the world but that is no longer the case. - Giorgia Meloni.

Too much information.

You still hone on a water stone. If you use water stones carefully (as with oilstones) they don't get badly hollow in the first place. If they do flatten them on anything harder - I do mine (a couple of times in forty years) on a coping stone on the garden wall.

W(h)et stones? Oil or water?

I dislike SAKs as I never found that would hold its edge, and found most of the accoutrements useless. I was bought a Leatherman but I have no idea where it is now as I don't recall ever using it. I do however carry a very good quality illegal lock knife.