Tips for securing hose pipe in filler

[Robmac]

Where are you ?

Where he was yesterday.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

In the lounge watching Voyager.

 

[merl]

In the lounge watching Voyager.

Bloody hell Kev, you've got good eyesight. Voyager left our solar system years ago.

 

[Robmac]

Bloody hell Kev, you've got good eyesight. Voyager left our solar system years ago.

I've been watching 'Solar System' with Brian Cox recently Merl, a brilliant program.

Maybe Mr Cox would step in and apply some science to Barry's problem? (In his D-reams!)

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I've been watching 'Solar System' with Brian Cox recently Merl, a brilliant program.

Maybe Mr Cox would step in and apply some science to Barry's problem? (In his D-reams!)

Well if you say so your Robness.

 

[Robmac]

Well if you say so your Robness.

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Not the Brian Cox who's nearer your age Kev, the one who's nearer mine.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I know we used to watch him all the time Rob.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Bloody hell Kev, you've got good eyesight. Voyager left our solar system years ago.

Still Kickin' Since the '70s: NASA's Voyager Mission Keeps Exploring - NASA Science

NASA’s Voyager mission launched in the 1970s. Today, it’s making history as it conducts new science. But how are two spacecraft from the ’70s not just surviving, but thriving farther out in space than any other spacecraft has been before? A Little Mission Background Voyager is a NASA mission...

science.nasa.gov

 

[Robmac]

Still Kickin' Since the '70s: NASA's Voyager Mission Keeps Exploring - NASA Science

NASA’s Voyager mission launched in the 1970s. Today, it’s making history as it conducts new science. But how are two spacecraft from the ’70s not just surviving, but thriving farther out in space than any other spacecraft has been before? A Little Mission Background Voyager is a NASA mission...

science.nasa.gov

"Each spacecraft is equipped with three radioisotope thermoelectric generators. These nuclear "batteries" were developed originally by the U.S. Department of Energy as part of the Atoms for Peace program enacted by President Eisenhower in 1955"

Dammit Kev, I knew I shouldn't have gone down the Lithium route!

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Aye lad, & why are we fecking about with EVs, lets go Tomic.

 

[izwozral]

The Cava Cork is better and comes free with every bottle of Cava. Dont waste your money on rubbish like this Kev. Listen to Baz.

Stop paying all your tax and buy a proper bit of kit. Listen to Ral.

 

[barryd]

Stop paying all your tax and buy a proper bit of kit. Listen to Ral.

Nonsense. However I have stopped drinking Cava since I came home. I need Whisky for Musical creativity so ill need to find a solution to keep the limited number of Cava corks safe. Maybe hang em off the reversing camera mirror.

 

[izwozral]

Nonsense. However I have stopped drinking Cava since I came home. I need Whisky for Musical creativity so ill need to find a solution to keep the limited number of Cava corks safe. Maybe hang em off the reversing camera mirror.

A bit of inspiration for you .

 

[merl]

I've been watching 'Solar System' with Brian Cox recently Merl, a brilliant program.

Maybe Mr Cox would step in and apply some science to Barry's problem? (In his D-reams!)

I love this sort of stuff Rob, Our PVR is full of stuff like Cox's programmes.
This Horizon programme was on a couple of evenings ago, it's been on before but it's still a great re-watch.

Horizon - 2020: 3. Hubble: The Wonders of Space Revealed

The remarkable story of how Hubble revealed the awe and wonder of our universe and how a team of daring astronauts risked their lives to keep it working.

www.bbc.co.uk

Coxy also did a program a few years back where he talked about the Saturn VI rocket that took us to the moon and he revealed some amazing facts about the sheer power of the rocket engines, I can't find the actual episode but from memory it was something like:-
The most powerful machine ever constructed.
On take off it was generating enough energy to power the WHOLE OF THE UK.
The engines were drinking fuel at the rate of something like 14 tons per second.
In order to get this amount of fuel into the engines they had fuel pumps that had their own engines that were more powerful than a jumbo jet.
Absolutely amazing.

 

[Robmac]

I love this sort of stuff Rob, Our PVR is full of stuff like Cox's programmes.
This Horizon programme was on a couple of evenings ago, it's been on before but it's still a great re-watch.

Horizon - 2020: 3. Hubble: The Wonders of Space Revealed

The remarkable story of how Hubble revealed the awe and wonder of our universe and how a team of daring astronauts risked their lives to keep it working.

www.bbc.co.uk

Coxy also did a program a few years back where he talked about the Saturn VI rocket that took us to the moon and he revealed some amazing facts about the sheer power of the rocket engines, I can't find the actual episode but from memory it was something like:-
The most powerful machine ever constructed.
On take off it was generating enough energy to power the WHOLE OF THE UK.
The engines were drinking fuel at the rate of something like 14 tons per second.
In order to get this amount of fuel into the engines they had fuel pumps that had their own engines that were more powerful than a jumbo jet.
Absolutely amazing.

I've been chatting with an idiot neighbour Merl, he's a major conspiracy theorist. He seriously believes that the earth is flat and the Sun is actually just above cloud level, he said that he can proves this because the Sun's rays come through the clouds and then they get wider!

He also seriously believes that man has never been into space, the reason being that when you get to 72 miles up you hit a wall of ice which the Earth is surrounded by. Also he said how would the thrusters on these rockets work in a vacuum where there is nothing to thrust against.

He just bothered me again whilst I was outside working on the van - just what I needed!

 

[Robmac]

I love this sort of stuff Rob, Our PVR is full of stuff like Cox's programmes.
This Horizon programme was on a couple of evenings ago, it's been on before but it's still a great re-watch.

Horizon - 2020: 3. Hubble: The Wonders of Space Revealed

The remarkable story of how Hubble revealed the awe and wonder of our universe and how a team of daring astronauts risked their lives to keep it working.

www.bbc.co.uk

Coxy also did a program a few years back where he talked about the Saturn VI rocket that took us to the moon and he revealed some amazing facts about the sheer power of the rocket engines, I can't find the actual episode but from memory it was something like:-
The most powerful machine ever constructed.
On take off it was generating enough energy to power the WHOLE OF THE UK.
The engines were drinking fuel at the rate of something like 14 tons per second.
In order to get this amount of fuel into the engines they had fuel pumps that had their own engines that were more powerful than a jumbo jet.
Absolutely amazing.

Yep, I watched the Hubble program as well Merl. Great stuff.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I've been chatting with an idiot neighbour Merl, he's a major conspiracy theorist. He seriously believes that the earth is flat and the Sun is actually just above cloud level, he said that he can proves this because the Sun's rays come through the clouds and then they get wider!

He also seriously believes that man has never been into space, the reason being that when you get to 72 miles up you hit a wall of ice which the Earth is surrounded by. Also he said how would the thrusters on these rockets work in a vacuum where there is nothing to thrust against.

He just bothered me again whilst I was outside working on the van - just what I needed!

When did you move next to Barry Rob, and **** why?

 

[izwozral]

When did you move next to Barry Rob, and **** why?

 

[alcam]

Complete with chlorine filter

 

[barryd]

Complete with chlorine filter

Way too complicated and technical. Cava Corks! Its the future!