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Dunwich Dynamo?

Well volunteered! DogandBellCrew I for one will vote for you.

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Reminds me of this

LCC held this grudge for 8 years?

Can’t see these soles on their website unfortunately

You would have to check the width my Grenson and Loake boots are on really wide lasts

https://www.grenson.com/ella-womens-brogue-boot-black-calf-leather-leather-sole

They do these in womens

I have a pair of Grensons that are fairly similar to that, they only seem to list ones with chunky soles now though

Did they do analysis of the profit in doing this against their margin on Lemsip sales

In medieval times, one or other side would have poisoned the rivals or had a small war or something. Nowadays, the chosen weapons are Netflix and Mail Online…

Speaking as a peasant who would have in the past probably died impaled on a spikey thing in such wars I see this as a good thing

Is it a 115 or 125mm grinder? I’m putting in a samples request later I’ll add some to it.

10x50mm is our best selling size

It’s very rare for me to be able to bring my area of expertise to the general public.

(Normally if people ask me what I do I reply I sell nuts and bolts, nobody yet has said “that sounds interesting tell me more“)

I may be a bit biased as Hilti are in some ways a competitor to my employer.
The Hilti disc sells for about £1.10 you can get comparable discs about 10% cheaper, for about £2 you can get a ceramic disc that is faster and lasts longer.
But yes Hilti are a safe bet

Actually in this case it’s not, for cutting discs there not the best or actually the most expensive.

What kind of grinder cordless/corded,what size and what kind of power is it?

An angle grinder with a 1mm cutting disc…….

Or any brand you have heard of Bahco etc. have to be bimetal (hard teeth/ flexible body). Progressive teeth are good- one end of the blade has fine teeth to start, the other end is more course for speed).
If you have problems finding some drop me a DM before lunchtime Friday and I’ll Nick some from work.

Londons’ contribution to Particle Physics

You have probably heard of the Neutrino detector shielded from background radiation deep underground at Charing Cross Tube Station a less well known experiment was The Small Hadron Collider.
It was built in 1901 just off Burbage Road in Herne Hill at a cost of £4073 but it’s small 440m diameter doomed it to failure although they did manage to see one type of Boson particle.
You can still see some reminders including the cast iron chimneys of the six small steam engines used to power it.

And large gas barbecues

A friend has given this to my wife, we do have a bike shed but….

St George’s Hill and Wentworth are both gated communities* based on a Golf Club although I hear Wentworth has gone downhill since General Pinochet moved out.

• not sure community is the right term
  

shooting fish

I’ve always said leave a vegan alone in a room with a bacon sandwich and a belt fed machine gun and they will give it a go

I’m thinking about building up a 1990s Peugeot 531 MTB frame as a “gravel” bike.
I can’t seem to find many options for 26” rim brake rims, any ideas?
And will I be able to run them tubeless?

What advantage does this have over, let's say, a train, which I also could afford?

Group buy? To speed up commuting one of us could ride it up CS7 whilst the rest tucked in behind for maximum aero benefits.

You could actually physically link everyone to make accelerating and braking easier. Have I just invented the Tram?