Quote from: GlenEglise on November 27, 2023, 09:19:16 PMI unfortunately immediately thought you had somehow got it onto some intimate body part 

Quote from: Bealman on November 27, 2023, 09:44:49 PMNo. That's only used for stirring cocktails 

Strewth! Remind me never to accept a cocktail off you  

I seem to remember years ago in the nineties when I was in the "mob" (RAF) working at an electronic maintenance unit, some bright spark (no pun intended) decided to superglue some discrete components to a PCB before soldering them. Once he got to soldering, the heat from the iron made quite a bit of white smoke and he was decidedly ill. As you can imagine, a safety bullitin was published forbidding such action.  It's a good job the "cyan" in cyanoacrylate doesn't stand for cyanide

I didn't know they were numbered.  Mine is still in its box, number 014, residing in Skegness

Quote from: Trainfish on Yesterday at 02:01:03 PMI think we should bring back the cheque-book

Puzzled? Still got - and regularly use - mine.

Don't forget the postage stamp 

Dapol are planning a rebuilt WC/BB after the air-smoothed version. I would have thought a rebuilt MN would have come from Graham Farish by now if they thought it would be a commercial success.

Quote from: Browning 9mm on Yesterday at 02:33:05 PMwonder if they will add, salt, vinegar and tartar sauce   

The tartar sauce will be provided in the departure lounge.

(Do they call it 'Au Revoir' sauce in Paris?  ).

wonder if they will add, salt, vinegar and tartar sauce   

typical of banks, and building societies, close all the local branches to increase profits 'save money and give a better service', then tell you you need to go to a branch.
probably find they have shares in oil companies and trying to increase their dividends   

You will know when a Virgin Atlantic aircraft passes overhead by the aroma of fried fish and chips wafting in the breeze. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/nov/28/transatlantic-flight-sustainable-jet-fuel-virgin-atlantic-saf