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In the 60's GPO phones were available for cars (albeit with limited phone range) I had one in 1968.

We have had 2 Westies for over 16 years we lost my girl on June 12th and then on Sept 24th we lost our eldest. Losing my girl hit me like a sledgehammer for weeks. Being retired she spent so much time with me while my wife, younger than me, pursued her activities. We have got another Westie a...

The joke is ?????????

Last time I checked ratio of coloured/black was 14% probably has not changed that much.

You are so right I agree with you totally also, I'm getting fed up with being the minority white race in the ads too. That should get some reaction I'm sure!!!

Are you sure of the Blue Point being Snap-on my history of Snap-on states differently. I thought Snap-on bought Blue Point years ago.

I have a mountain of Snap-on and have been using them until very recently from 1964 ( which I bought in Ohio when I was on a training course at Mansfield) now I'm too disabled for any big jobs. The one thing I will say about Snap-on is, their range of tools is huge better than any of the other...

Just thought I would let you guys know I'm seeing my GP next week and I'm going to have talk with him about my general drugs rejime and, the statin I was prescribed (by another GP in the practice) for Cholesterol Ezetimibe. I'll let you know the outcome.

I experienced coldness i.e. feeling cold, all the time, plus pins and needles and numbness in my hands/ fingers loss of usefulness of arms, and severe dizziness. Sorry for the delay in answering.

Hi everyone your posts have been very informative and helpful thank you so much. I'm 81 years old and am on Apixaban (plus a load of others similar to you guys) and I was on Bisoprolol which I have now stopped (the side effects were horrible). I had a phone call from my GP saying there had been...

A forerunner to today's "sidecutter" ??

Sorry if I offend but, may I ask do you have a 3Phase supply at your address then, please?

I am now 82 and I have been involved in IT stuff for 30+ years, (not my main employment I was an electrical engineer), but about 3 years ago I bought Roboform a very good password manager costs me about £30 a year. I had tried free ones but did not trust or get on with them very well. Roboform...

At last!!! Dart joke and world map, that really made me smile/laugh. A proper joke.

Thank goodness for your sensible comments.

Maybe, a "thorough bred"

I've been using Starrett for 40+ years and they do a 24mm so take another look.

Further, I believe KM is now part of the Eaton group.