years ago we used to do umi's on 27.5 kva gennies,you had to hand crank the compressor to a certain psi once their it fired the main eng, it was armbreaking and took what seemed forever.
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years ago we used to do umi's on 27.5 kva gennies,you had to hand crank the compressor to a certain psi once their it fired the main eng, it was armbreaking and took what seemed forever.
we do,you've only got to see NM for proof;)Quote:
Originally Posted by abaddonxi
Yes, we all have hair, some facial, some nasal, even some ear'ole 'air.Quote:
Originally Posted by abaddonxi
The occasional ones of us even have it on our heads.:o shock gasp!:p
didn't Coope used to do some freelance advertizing using his ear hair as a tether for banners etc whilst boating?
that reminds me of a lab technician at school see used to lift heavy objects off the floor or table with her nasal hair,she came from Runcorn if I remember right
Makes your eyes water just thinking about it, doesn't it?:eek2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Grockle
it does Ian,you'd never have thought it possible, she once lifted the deputy head up onto the stage one Wednesday morning for assembly(she blew it first that time)it was quite normal in her family to do odd things,Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
her granny used to saw wood with her sharpened gas meter card.
Grockle, an old established British lorry manufacturer recieved an unusual order from the Argentine Navy, just after WW II. Who was the manufacturer and what was the order for?
Sentinal, for use in the mining industry to get the coal to the docks for there shipsQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Amazing talent, and all British.:angel::p:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Grockle