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you certainly can, infact the last bottle I had for OF purposes was Woodford. A Rye is however a more than acceptable alternative and as it has a less sweat flavour gives a rather nice variation...
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you certainly can, infact the last bottle I had for OF purposes was Woodford. A Rye is however a more than acceptable alternative and as it has a less sweat flavour gives a rather nice variation...
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Some flights for next month.
Its on t'Rainforest.
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This looks a bit different. I can see it's £44.99 direct from their online store. Is there anywhere cheaper than that?
Cheapo laptop cooling pad. Normally when I game I have the laptop on my legs which blocks the vents in the bottom and results in both the laptop and my legs becoming ridiculously hot. Now they don't. I don't know if that's because of the fans, or the fact that there's now sufficient space underneath for the vents to draw air in, or both. Either way, it keeps my legs cool so it's worth it. 
But on normal doors you have to pull the handle down first. Does this just swing open with a slight push then? Postman pushes a package through the letterbox and the door opens type of thing?
But on normal doors you have to pull the handle down first. Does this just swing open with a slight push then? Postman pushes a package through the letterbox and the door opens type of thing?
Not all doors are like that. When you pull the door, I imagine the lock engages. Turn the key and the four/five other pins lock from the door to the frame. To open the door, turn the key the other way, pins disengage and then the main lock opens, you push the door open.
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Wigan...huh might have guessed
With your particular door it's not only posties back when using letterbox but the risk of hitting his head on the oversized door handle when straightening back up
Possible solution: install centre front of door ........paint it black to match?
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What the heck are you talking about? It's not exactly revolutionary. Google image search "front door" and you'll see that probably half of the front doors don't have a handle, they're the same as mine and use a key.
It's exactly the same kind of catch as any other door with a handle. Instead of pushing a handle down to open the door though, you put the key in and turn it. From the inside you turn a thumb turn.
You can say Amazon.... It's not some taboo subject that nobody can mention..
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Technically bought this a couple of weeks ago, but just got round to posting this. Being my first property, it's rather exciting! It's a doer upper!
and you can find out how he gets on, later in the show
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New microphone and stand.
Rittenhouse for me, if you've not tried it get it next time. You won't be disappointed.
Well that looks like a miserable journey! You have to get from Heathrow to Gatwick as well :/
Some flights for next month.
Why not take the train to FRA or fly from ZRH or something?
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Interesting, I've never thought of giving rye whisky a go, I'll have to try it some time.
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Some stuff for my upcoming Xbox X including CoE, one of my favourite games on the 360 and now backwards compatible.
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I did ZRH last month and it's a bit of a mission. I have to get a taxi from mine to basel station, which cost me 65CHF, then the train which is another 60, and it takes about 2hrs in total. It's just a bit of a mission. But I'd do it if it was massively improved. I don't mind this trip. Getting to LGW will be a pain though, but the rest will be all good. Luckily I'm alone. Travel will be fairly calm.