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So the lid on yours isn't like this?

It's more just how the lid just sits on top so it moves when you pick the kettle up.

This popped up on French amazon so I pulled the trigger, haven't used it yet but the rattley lid is already pissing me off. Is that normal or do I have a dud one?

Knock Off Ginger

early seventies

dodgy old men

Sounds about right

I find it a bit rude that people are debating the merit in OP spending his money how he sees fit, in his own Current Projects thread.

Come on, I don't give a flying fuck what people want to spend their cash on but if you're gonna tell people on public forum! ( especially this forum) that you're dropping 6g's on a steel frameset from a builder who has the equivalent of a live, laugh, love website, you've got to expect a tiny bit of ribbing.

Ding Dong Ditch

Surely not uk that?

I am bang on 40 but bell or no bell, hoofing the door as hard as you can was half the fun.

KnockDownGinger.

That's what it was called when I was growing up in London I the 80s (had no idea what it meant then and still don't now) moved back up north in the 90s and it was called knock a door run. No nonsense.

My wife's cousin is staying with us atm whilst he's looking for a new place and she got so fucked of by the state of his socks that she's bought him 20 new pairs 😂

Chip butties.

Oof, really making me wish I was in a good boozer right now rather than stuck at home solo dadding.

Ha, I was in a decathlon the other day and used those self service points for the first time. Scanned everything so quick it confused the hell out of me.

Not a big fan myself but my wife bloody loves them, especially the peach one as it's like boozy ice tea. Like you said easy drinking, especially in the summer.

I'd noticed it on draught more and more before I left blighty.

Thought I was in the 'I hate' thread. Disappointing to read on.

Teachers still seems readily available over here in France, there's quite a big market for blended whisky over here (especially shit ones with cheesy Scottish names).

The arse has completely fallen out of the blended market in the UK, I wouldn't be surprised if they keep teachers for markets where the name still has some prestige. They might also just be upping the output of ardmore single malt which is lowering the the amount of decent stuff for teachers.

It might also just be a temporary thing whilst they up production in general.

was just hoping for something a bit more elegant.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner.

Anyone want an ableton live lite licence? Just got one with a beatstep pro I've just bought but I already have the full fat version.

Free for anyone who wants it.

The absolute nightmare of all nightmare blunt rotations.

There's no issue when the battery is mounted, it's when I take the battery off when it's locked. It's the fact that I can't get the connectors dry quickly when it's been raining.

Battery cutting out up hill with the kids inside isn't fun.

Enjoying this atm, good change up from always defaulting to scotch.

I think an opening window needs a guard to stop people falling out if less than 800mm.?

It's political correctness gone mad!

Looks the job but I don't know anyone with a printer.

@Chaley, this'll probably be the way I go, was just hoping for something a bit more elegant. Thought shimano would just have a cap for it, pretty shit design flaw imo.

Does a cover exist that you can put on the connectors of a shimano battery mount when the battery isn't attached or do I just need to bodge something?

If I'm just popping in the shops quickly or locking up somewhere I can see the bike I leave the battery on but if I'm gonna be leaving it locked for a while I'll take the battery with me. If it rains though the prongs get flooded and it's a fucking ballache trying to get it dry and the battery just cuts out if it isn't properly dry.

anyone ever done one?

Yeah, they can be fun, can also be a massive mess. Good thing to do as a group as it's a good way to track what you've drank together.

all gets a bit spenny for me after that though unfortunately.

Yeah, t'is the way unfortunately.

If you've got a good whisky group though, you should mix up your tastings and pool money to buy some bottlings you'd otherwise never consider.

Things were easier the first time round in London, we were definitely on the same page.

But we've gone from residential forest gate to renting a flat in lyon on a road bang in town with with everything, markets great shops bars etc (there's 4 fucking cheese shops on our road alone).

We're aligned in the sense that we both want to stay central and not live outside the city, we saw a massive house only 10 mins cycle from where we are now which I thought was great but was a 20 minute walk from the nearest bakery. My wife said non!