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Yellow in my brane.

Ah! Thanks. Every day is a.......

That's a good looking knife. What is a wa handle?

Not as I recall. My ex used to work in the building across the road from it, which has connections with the activity.

I see what you did there.

Every day's a school day.
ETA - Akshully, I dunno why I am so surprised by this.
I used to buy silver all the time from the dealers in Hatton Garden when I was dabbling in silversmithing.

You can get gold leaf from here:
https://www.cornelissen.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=0&q=gold+leaf
Although I suspect you'd need a fair bit to make up a gram.

I went to school with Lesley Behan (a bloke).

Looks good from here.

I sense this thread is gonna run.....
Can't post pics.
I've eaten mine.
ETA - It was three salads, seeing as you are asking.

I think it is probably the same for my work Samsung, (every time I switch it on it reminds me that it is being managed by my employer) although if IT are fiddling with it they'll generally ask me for the code - my guess is that's probably a quicker way of accessing it than the alternatives.

It is tradition, at Mexican funerals, to eat chocolate.
The type of chocolate eaten is especially made for these solemn and grave occasions.
It is called sombrero.

My tech dept at work can unlock my iPhone.

That's interesting to know.
Needless to say I am curious as to how.

if you start removing parts like the chain tensioner it can be tricky to remember how they were installed

Shirley that's what your camera-phone is for.

I use a stainless steel note clip.
If your key is a flat Yale type, you could probably get away with that.

Lighter fuel / Petrol or washing up liquid & hot water if you prefer something less flammable.

^
This.

IIRC you can get wedges for that model of Sora which will decrease the required reach. I got mine from SJS cycles.

Ah, I see.
I've done the run you describe - via Wallasey Island - a number of times. But I'm pretty sure it is no longer possible on account of the robust gates which have been installed half way between Tillingham and Burnham on Crouch .

Is it actually possible to cross the peninsular - ie ride from where you were at St Peters on the Wall, south of Tillingham back to Burnham-on-Crouch? It was gated years ago, but it was always possible to circumvent the gates. However, following multiple thefts of agricultural equipment more recently, meant that they installed some Proper Gates making it impossible to follow the route south. Which is a shame, because being a private road, means that there is next to zero motorised traffic on it.

A wander around a large supermarket may yield some structural packaging which could be of use.

I still have 2 Letraset burnishers. They're a very useful tool for removing the seals on the brake calipers on my Honda without causing any damage.
4D models will make you rub-down transfers of any artwork you provide them with.
Letraset?
No idea.

For some reason I thought BS was from Up Pompeii rather than Monty Python.

There's also a company called Bigger Stickers (read it out aloud - yes, really) that do them. In fact, most printers/signwriters should be able to do them for you.

Was the fit anticipated? If so, what is an epilepsy sufferer doing with a driving licence?