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A few Fobco drills at this auction. http://www.hjpugh.com/timbersales/290220catalogue.pdf A bit far from Glasgow but on line bidding is available.

I can beat that. I picked up our 4th (second hand) freezer last week. I can totally identify with that, but at least 1/2 of the freezer capacity is stuffed with uncooked allotment produce so can identiy some stuff.

So you wear a mask and come into contact with somebody infected with the Corona virus. That person breathes/coughs/sneezes on you. The mask protects your nose and mouth but what about your hair, face, neck, hand, clothes and, of course, the outside surface of the face mask. The virus is able to...

US books measure in cups and quarts.

I am confused. Do you consider it be the back because it is on the opposite side to the makers stamp or etching? How can I flatten the "back" of my iron if it has a bevel on it? :?

I was wrong. Well played England.

No Google? My first thought is that is tough, though I will try. How much "dough" are you offering?

A perfect candidate for a table lamp?

On the radio recently, I heard somebody "famous", though I didn't catch who, refer to his two sons Charlie Ocean and River Joe. Presumably they are a bit wet but, hopefully, not stupid like their parents.

But, surely, that doesn't necessarily date the painting. It could have been added at any time since the panel was made.

b) is correct. The letter "e" is pronounced as in egg. And just to be precise, the "th" is pronounced as in the and not as in thin.

In South Wales it's known as a Granny Grey.

And he used to be a Maths teacher. :roll:

And he used to be a Maths teacher. :roll: IGNORE THIS POST. THE IMPORTANT PART IS MISSING. EVEN I AM CONFUSED.

And miss seeing England lose to Ireland at Twickenham? :lol: No thanks.

Isn't that just an upside down cafetiere?

Surely she has somebody to say it for her.

I can't speak for Waitrose "sourdough" bread but a friend of mine,who worked in Tesco's bakery until recently, admitted that theirs was "sourdough" flavour. So no long proving etc.

800 Planes and 450 spokeshaves and he's not a hoarder. :shock: https://www.finewoodworking.com/2020/01 ... ck-edwards

Extra long threads are also available but I haven't found a U.K. supplier....yet. http://www.hxljq.net/ip68-waterproof-le ... 19588.html