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Finally a way of injecting some life into the East Upper!

I'd forgotten how far behind the curve we were. Can we just do a Leeds and fake a positive test result?

Good job I didn't get it from Screwfix then, I'm just a fairly incompetent DIYer but had the DeWalt impact wrench for working on the car, it worked out cheaper to get their combi and impact driver using the same battery system than get another brand. The only thing I'm annoyed with is they don't...

I could be wrong, but I think they said the plan is to make the whole thing reusable in the future, unless I misunderstood what someone on the NASA YouTube stream I was watching said.

Nolan has a bit of a thing for him. From memory they've worked together on all 3 Batman movies, The Prestige, Dunkirk and Inception. I'm sure there are others but they spring to mind.

I like the DeWalt stuff, initially bought their impact wrench for use on the car and ended up getting their combi drill and impact driver. Absolutely love the driver and is the tool I've used the most, any excuse to whip it out. Flat pack furniture is a breeze with it.

Where is that Alan Partridge Shrugging gif when you need it? Bigger fish to fry at the moment and if it weren't for the money the whole thing would have been called off months ago, the fact that it's only going ahead because of the money says it all. I'll be interested again when we can all...

Rescue all the way. Both of ours are rescue dogs, one from the Dog's Trust in Shoreham and I couldn't recommend them enough. As long as you've got someone around the house most of the day then it should be fine, I find the walks some of the most enjoyable times of the day as it's just me and...

Listening to that now funnily enough.

I'd love one, but wouldn't fancy hitting a dog turd that I'd forgotten to pick up.

One of the CT nuts. Twin Towers weren't destroyed just transported to space.

Oh there's a list. The rest I can either sort myself or I know where to take it to get a good job done, I've just never had to have a seat repaired before.

It's only a Mondeo so not massively expensive but I'm using it as a negotiating point, whatever they tell me it's going to cost to fix is what I'm going to tell the dealer.

I think something got caught in one of the holes, maybe a key.

Looking at buying a used car and the drivers seat has quite a large tear in it, also the door card at the rear has got a couple of nicks in them that I'd like sorting. Has anyone got any recommendations of places in Sussex that can do the work? Don't mind a bit of a drive to get someone decent...

So what you did was turn it all off, and then back on again? Who'da thunk it.

I've been looking for a car for 2 months and am still no closer to buying one. Just seems like an ideal time for people to get rid of all the lemons they normally wouldn't be able to by using CV as an excuse to not be able to inspect a car properly.

How is every doing today? Not ashamed to admit that I've been struggling these last few days, complete lack of desire to do anything as I don't really see the point, not because I can get it done tomorrow, I just don't see the point in any of it at the moment. It's affecting my relationship...

Today it's a close run thing between 2 songs by Third Eye Blind, but Motorcycle Drive By wins out for me. Still plenty of the day to go so this is definitely a "so far" choice. God of Wine was the close second.

I've yet to do the commute on the bike in the pissing rain, but the coldest I've had it be when riding is 1° and once I'm moving it's not too bad, assuming you've got a balaclava on, otherwise it's murder on the ears.