Have you confirmed that the dryer is definitely on the socket circuit and not the oven circuit. It would be a good idea to check that now while it's all working, it might be helpful if the issue comes back.
A faded Burgundy Vauxhall Carlton estate with caravan club stickers and a tow bar and all the rubbish kids leave in the back and Lotus Carlton running gear.
Or failing that an X308 Jag XJR estate.
I'm just thinking about this and peak car for me was 1993.
I've had both a Xantia and Volvo 940 from that year. Both super comfy but still had a bit of steering feel. Both had fairly lazy engines so not need to thrash. Despite being automatic the Volvo was actually more fun to hoon about then...
I seem to remember the file format changed with the introduction of 2007 so you may have issues working files you've received from others. As @Glanza has suggested Open Office or Libre Office might be an idea.
Of do things properly and find a copy of Locoscript.
I doubt the current Cyber Truck will ever make it to Europe. It's basically a thing in America because they have a lot less safety regs for commercial vehicles including trucks. It's also so heavy you can drive it on a car license. Although that could probably be fudged just by reducing it's...
It was popular about 20 years ago because at the time you only needed to RCD protect socket circuits but a dedicated kitchen appliance circuit with flex plates was ok.
If you're not planning to rearrange things in the near future the best approach would be to cut the plug off your tumble drier...
I think it's stupid, and to be honest I don't think it would matter a great deal weather we stay on BST or GMT.
China is entirely in one time zone despite being huge, there are areas where the sun doesn't come up till 10am and they just adjust their day accordingly.
EDIT: Just leaving this...
The annoying bit is. Even though his claim is probably baseless the council have to counter it. If he were to take them to court it could end up costing them millions and has already probably cost thousands.
As others have said. If you find a good optician stick with them.
I went to spec savers and they must have got something right. Cos I'm still using the same prescription 12 years later.
I usually get my glasses from Select specs because I'm a peasant.
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