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I found some pics of the finished version...
https://www.facebook.com/CabrioCzechClub/photos/pcb.3154989087868788/3154988984535465
The fuel filler is my highlight.
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Her job title is immaterial when her arguments are so thin.
Her first one is that... because hospitals are full? What?
The second one is that the new variant is 70% more transmissible, but 70% multiplied by negligible is still negligible.
Her last is literally that people should wear them for virtue signalling purposes. "Wear a mask because it would make us olds feel more comfortable" is possibly her strongest argument.It's a load of old bollocks. Also it doesn't sound like she jogs or cycles herself, or knows or cares about anyone who does. People making up arbitrary "why can't you just ...?" rules for other groups while declaring them no hassle are the worst.
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It's the sort of thing I'd be reasonably happy to do myself but wouldn't endorse anyone else doing, if you know what I mean.
One thing to remember about fuses is they're not very good or very quick at dealing with small overloads, so if you accidentally turn on too many rings you can draw quite a bit more than 13A without the fuse blowing. IIRC the standard British fuse spec allows something like 20A to be drawn indefinitely.
In theory things protected by 13A fuses have this design margin built into their own spec so they won't melt or catch fire before the fuse blows. But it's not something you want to be relying on.
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How can click and collect handbags even be legal if you can only leave your house for essential shopping or exercise?
Shopping at any business that's open is an acceptable reason to leave the house. In fact it's the number one reason to leave the house.. The regulations don't use the word "essential" or anything similar.
The people driving 100 miles to visit McDonalds aren't actually breaking the law as far as I can tell. In fact a quick check of the various news stories about such people shows every one is committing other offences i.e. having mates in the car, no insurance, etc.
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but it will take 12 days to even start doing anything, a few weeks after that it should typically be 52% effective.
The 52% often quoted includes the early period when it does nothing. The effectiveness after 15 days is estimated at 89%.
They also reckon the Oxford vaccine is 73% effective 22 days after one dose.
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But her poops have gone pretty soft. First one of the morning usually starts firm, then, well... not so.
Starving them for 24 hours worked amazingly well for mine. I resisted doing it for ages and tried all the other nonsense with no discernible effect.
Though she was at the point of having barely done a good poo in weeks.
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Go through here until you see one that sounds about right, and print it out:
https://google.com/search?as_q=dog+dna+test+results&tbm=isch