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Used to be called 'The Book of Style' with the condensed version being 'The Little Book of Style'!Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Now it is called 'The Style Manual' (I think - it is at work and I am at home).
Why change something that works? :angel:
COR got acoed in '97???:eek:
They say once you've been acoed theres no going back---
And Axial flow .:twisted:Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
I'm glad you added the full name. I was about to pick you up on that! :D
JohnQuote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
That was one I was learned 'bout befour, by Ron!
In everything else Murphy's Law, in anything to do with the published word Murphry.
Diana
P.S. I don't care for some of these modern styles! I'll continue to use Oxford English and not Macquarie, with two spaces after the stop even if the software edits it out later. If that makes me anachronistic, it's O.K. They fit me up for the Zimmer frame next week.
Pwycewess !!! :wasntme:
Now that's a commer!
No that's a Commer!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sleepy
And this is also a Commer that could have a "knocker" engine.
http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/pi...p01/commer.jpg
Commer Knocker (TS3) engine:
YouTube - Commer Knocker Engine
Drawings and moving pictures of the engine operation:
Hillman Car Club of South Australia – Commer TS3 Two Stroke Diesel Engine
Here's another Commer.
I'm not sure about the Knocker but it did have some Rockers.
I know, what a shocker!