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N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by martyn - Today at 05:02:57 PM
A grip makes a change......most people need a round tuit.

Martyn
#2
General Discussion / Re: The angry thread
Last post by Newportnobby - Today at 04:49:47 PM
Quote from: emjaybee on Today at 03:39:26 PMRelax.

Standard procedure for companies. Go do some homework on the comparison sites, you'll be fine.

Quote from: Newportnobby on Today at 12:35:32 PMJust had my car road tax reminder. Increase of 22.6%


 :P
#3
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by Newportnobby - Today at 04:48:14 PM
Quote from: chrism on Today at 03:02:35 PM
Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 02:54:35 PMI have to agree. Similarly, I appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for. That continental bogie freight car, for instance. Why have I got that? I really need to get a grip...


Do you have a use for one of those, or might do in the future?

A grip just gives you more space to lose things in :uneasy:
(old fashioned expression for a bag for travelling that is smaller than a suitcase)
#4
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by chrism - Today at 04:26:11 PM
I generally have little difficulty in finding what I need - provided I haven't tidied up recently  :smiley-laughing:
#5
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by jpendle - Today at 03:46:43 PM
I sometimes find that my rolling stock has disappeared from my layout, only for it to miraculously re-appear well after I've given up looking for it.

And usually exactly where it should have been, creepy or what? :goggleeyes:


Small tools are considered permanently lost in their default state  :D

That's why I often have 2 or 3 identical tools kicking around,







somewhere ................








where's that tape measure  :-[

John P
#6
General Discussion / Re: The angry thread
Last post by emjaybee - Today at 03:39:26 PM
Relax.

Standard procedure for companies. Go do some homework on the comparison sites, you'll be fine.
#7
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by dannyboy - Today at 03:03:11 PM
Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 02:54:35 PMI appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for

I have noticed that. A few weeks ago, I was doing a bit of tidying up and came across a plastic case. On opening it, I saw that it contained a new looking Black and Decker electric drill. "I don't remember putting that away" thinks I, turns round and saw my, not so new, B & D electric drill on the workbench!  :doh:
#8
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by chrism - Today at 03:02:35 PM
Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 02:54:35 PMI have to agree. Similarly, I appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for. That continental bogie freight car, for instance. Why have I got that? I really need to get a grip...


Do you have a use for one of those, or might do in the future?
#9
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by Papyrus - Today at 02:54:35 PM
I have to agree. Similarly, I appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for. That continental bogie freight car, for instance. Why have I got that? I really need to get a grip...

Cheers,

Chris
#10
N Gauge Discussion / Re: The domestic black hole
Last post by Southerngooner - Today at 02:42:04 PM
I'm convinced there's a real Starship Enterprise up there that beams up bits just to have a bit of fun..... Stuff just disappears for months then turns up when they decide to give it back!

Dave
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